Journey to the Fringe

Project Looking Glass

s time travel real, or just another fringe fantasy? This week, we dive into Project Looking Glass — the alleged government device that lets you peer into alternate timelines. From Cold War paranoia to modern whistleblowers, we explore the tech, the lore, and the tangled mess of temporal conspiracy. Bigfoot and an orca may or may not be involved.Project Looking Glass: a name whispered in conspiracy circles, tangled in tales of time travel, alternate realities, and government secrets. In this episode, we unravel the mythos surrounding this alleged device — said to allow glimpses into future timelines and even influence outcomes. We trace its roots through Cold War experimentation, dive into the claims of whistleblowers like Bill Wood, and explore the strange convergence of UFO lore, military tech, and metaphysical speculation. Along the way, we ask: what happens when you stare into the Looking Glass… and it stares back? Expect laughs, lore, and a few unexpected guests (including Bigfoot and a visitor-badged orca) as we journey through one of the Fringe’s most mind-bending rabbit holes.Websites:Eagles Disobey - HomeThe Burisch Archive - Ultimate repository of a variety of content supporting the claims of Dr Dan Burisch - The Dan Burisch Archiveyoutube:Richard Doty interview with Brian Jackson - Dan Crain/Burisch Interview. J-Rod S4PROJECT LOOKING GLASS: How Did Charlie Know He Was Going To Die? | Candace Ep 290Bill Wood, David Wilcock Interview; Project Looking Glass

Fringey Mini - I'm sure they got all the infected monkeys by now

Well this article may be old but I find it troubling that we never get clarity or closure on these monkeys... or do we? Better listen even though I'm sure you may have figured it out, you're here for the banter anyways.news Article: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/truck-monkeys-mississippi-tulane-missing-b2854099.html

We're ranking assholes (part 5 of 5)

After 5 seasons of fringey weirdos, cult catastrophes, UFO grifters, spiritualist scammers, and one royal who insists he “can’t sweat,” we've finally made it, it's Journey to the Fringe's top 10 assholes. The whos who os assholes some may say. Do you say it?Using a five‑category “Asshole Score” (Deception, Vibes, Harm, Grift, Legacy), Taylor and Chelsie dive deep into the worst offenders they’ve ever covered — from Billy Meier’s model‑kit UFOs to the Good News International Church’s mass‑death tragedy, from the Fox Sisters’ double‑grift séance empire to the Warrens’ Hollywood‑fueled paranormal profiteering. The list escalates into full‑blown UFO disinformation warfare with Richard Doty, before crowning the ultimate king of cosmic grift: Dr. Steven Greer, the man who turned “contacting aliens” into a luxury retreat business.Along the way, we debate scoring philosophy, roast each other’s rankings, compare their lists to Copilot’s cult‑heavy Top 10, look at the friends we made along the way and revisit some of the podcast’s most unhinged episodes. It’s chaotic, and cathartic—So who’s your #1 asshole? Who did we miss? And how did this episode get so long? ⭐ Taylor’s Official Top 10 (the list used throughout the episode)1. Dr. Steven Greer2. Richard Doty3. The Moonies (Unification Church)4. Falun Gong5. David Paulides6. Fox Sisters7. Good News International Church8. Prince Andrew (“Regular Person Andy”)9. The Warrens10. Billy Meier(Note: This is the ranking as revealed through the episode’s countdown.)---⭐ Chelsie’s Personal Top 10 (read near the end)1. Richard Doty2. Bill Moore3. Dr. Steven Greer4. David Paulides5. John Lear6. Preston Nichols (Montauk)7. Stan Romanek8. Rick Dyer9. The Warrens10. Regular person Andy---⭐ Copilot’s Top 10 (as read by Taylor)1. The Moonies2. Corey Goode3. Romana Didulo4. Good News International Church5. Stan Romanek6. Aleister Crowley7. The Pinkertons8. Richard Doty9. Helena Blavatsky (HPB)10. Falun Gong

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The Indus Valley civilization didn’t go out with a bang — it slow‑motion crumbled under a series of mega‑droughts that each lasted longer than your average dynasty. New research suggests four back‑to‑back climate smackdowns dried up rainfall, nudged entire cities toward the Indus River, and eventually pushed one of humanity’s earliest urban cultures into a centuries‑long fade‑out. Think ancient Egypt’s contemporary, but with better plumbing and worse luck. It’s a reminder that when the weather decides to switch up the script, even the most sophisticated societies have to improvise — and unlike us, they didn’t even have microplastics to blame.

We're ranking assholes (Part 4 of 5)

In this week’s episode of Journey to the Fringe, we dive into the chaotic mid‑tier of our ongoing Asshole Rankings, revisiting some of the most notorious names in UFO lore, occult history, and paranormal pop culture. From Aleister Crowley’s occult chaos and Jamie Spears’ Hollywood‑grade exploitation to Admiral Byrd’s accidental Hollow Earth legacy (plus the grifty relatives who won’t let it die), we break down who truly earned their spot. We roast Gulf Breeze hoaxer Ed Walters, fringe giant‑hunter L.A. Marzulli, and Coast to Coast AM’s own George Noory, the king of high‑grift, low‑impact paranormal radio. Richard Hoagland resurfaces with his Face‑on‑Mars pseudoscience empire, while Stan Romanek rockets up the list with fake aliens, puppet‑level special effects, and the criminal charges that cement his infamy. If you love UFO hoaxes, conspiracy culture, paranormal media, and fringe history, this episode is your perfect mix of sass, skepticism, and cosmic clownery as we head toward the top 20.Disclaimer: These rankings reflect our personal opinions.Season 2 episode 50: The Big O - Orgone Energy |Season 3 episode 49 : Bill Moore: Every peak has a cringeworthy descent (part 4 of 4) |Season 3 episode 47: Bill Moore: Majestic 12 (part 3 of 4) |Season 3 episode 45: Bill Moore: The Bennewitz Story (part 2 of 4) |Season 3 episode 43: Bill Moore: forgettable name, recurring character (part 1 of 4) |Season 4 episode 42: What's in a plane: the John Lear story (Part 1 of 2) |Season 4 episode 43: What's in a plane: the John Lear story (Part 2 of 2) |Season 4 episode 2: A history of violent strikes - Pinkertons |Season 1 episode 16: The Blavatsky Paradox |Season 5 episode 28: John Hutchison - of "the Hutchison Effect" Fame |Season 4 episode 16: The other Queen of Canada |Season 2 episode 46: Whatcha Montaukin 'bout |Season 5 episode 72: The Dyer consequences of a body of evidence |