Hosted by Mike · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 46 episodes
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Arcane Station is a storytelling and research-driven podcast exploring cryptids, paranormal encounters, folklore, conspiracies, and high strangeness, blending historical accounts, modern sightings, and speculative theories into immersive narratives. Each episode invites listeners to journey into the mysterious and unexplained, where fact and legend often blur.
Mike hosts Arcane Station, a society show with 46 episodes published.
Send us Fan Mail No drugs. No trauma. No dying, just a quiet room and a trained mind reaching toward a location it has never seen. In episode five of the Altered States series, Mike Porter investigates remote viewing and
Send us Fan Mail Who are they? In this episode, we meet the beings themselves. The entities that people consistently encounter when consciousness is altered. From the playful, mischievous machine elves described by Teren
Send us Fan Mail What if the visions people experience on DMT, psilocybin, and other psychedelics aren't hallucinations created by a malfunctioning brain, but actual windows into something that exists independently of us
Send us Fan Mail From the depths of Loch Ness to the remote lakes of Oklahoma, creatures lurk in the dark waters of our world. For centuries, eyewitnesses across continents have reported encounters with intelligent, elus
Send us Fan Mail Why do mountains appear again and again in ancient mythology, religious texts, paranormal encounters, and stories of supernatural beings? Across cultures and throughout history, humanity has viewed mount
Send us Fan Mail In the forests of southern Washington, there are reports of a creature that looks like a black cougar, but with a face that doesn’t belong to any known animal. It’s been called the Klickitat Ape Cat. But
Send us Fan Mail In 1888, the streets of Whitechapel were more than just dangerous, they were disorienting, oppressive, and on edge. Thick industrial fog choked the air, gaslights distorted what people thought they saw,
Send us Fan Mail Across continents and across centuries, cultures around the world have told stories of small humanlike beings who live in forests, mountains, caves, mounds, and hidden places beneath the earth. From the
Send us Fan Mail What happens when history, mythology, sacred sites, and wartime legend begin to overlap? In this episode of Arcane Station , Mike Porter takes a deep dive into the world surrounding the Ahnenerbe , the S
Send us Fan Mail Entire towns and villages have been intentionally submerged beneath reservoirs, lakes, and waterways across North America and beyond. Homes, roads, churches, cemeteries, and entire communities now rest b
Send us Fan Mail Antarctica is one of the most remote and controlled places on Earth, and one of the most misunderstood. In this episode of Arcane Station, we move from fiction to reality, and then into the theories that
Send us Fan Mail What happens when you can no longer trust what you see? In this episode of Arcane Station, we explore the rise of AI-generated media and how it’s reshaping the way we understand evidence, not just in pol
Send us Fan Mail What if the voice calling your name isn’t who you think it is? Across TikTok, Reddit, and paranormal forums, thousands of people are reporting a strange experience: hearing the voice of a loved one when
Send us Fan Mail The Ice Age wasn’t ancient history. Mammoths, mastodons, giant ground sloths, short-faced bears, American lions, and camels once roamed North and South America, and humans walked alongside them. Most of
Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Arcane Station, we examine the Mothman case from its origin in Point Pleasant, West Virginia through its modern interpretations. We begin with the 1966–1967 sightings near the TNT area
Send us Fan Mail What happens when a human grows up without society? Feral children are real. Cannibalism has occurred in history. And across centuries, cultures have told stories of wild men, cave-dwelling clans, and pa
Send us Fan Mail In Part Two of The Science of the Paranormal , we move beyond the limits of human perception and into harder territory: technology, biology, and the structure of reality itself. If Part One explored how
Send us Fan Mail In this two-part episode of Arcane Station, we begin with a simple but unsettling question: how much of reality are humans actually capable of perceiving? In Part One, we explore the science behind paran
Send us Fan Mail In Part 2 of this Arcane Station series , we move beyond history and into culture. After centuries of being feared as revenants and monsters, vampires underwent a dramatic transformation. In literature,
Send us Fan Mail For centuries, people across the world feared that the dead did not always stay dead. In Part 1 of this Arcane Station series, we examined the historical origins of vampires as revenants, the physically
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Arcane Station is hosted by Mike. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 46 episodes.
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