Hosted by James Huddleston · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 13 episodes
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James Huddleston hosts Signals from the Deep: Radio Hour, a science show with 13 episodes published.
Tune in for our next exciting episode! In the fall of 1903, the town of Van Meter, Iowa, was plagued by a menacing creature. It was 8 feet tall, bat-winged, with a beak and a glowing horn that could emit dazzling beams o
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Tune in for our next exciting episode! In December of 1980, two women and a child drove along a rural highway in east Texas, when they saw a bright light. They thought it was a star until they rounded a bend and were fac
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In December of 1900, three men were tasked with manning the remote lighthouse of Eilean Mor in the Flannan Isles off the northwest coast of Scotland. When a passing ship reported the light to be out, a team was sent to i
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We are back! From 1764 to 1767, a large wolf-like creature prowled the rural French countryside. Witnesses described it as being much larger than a normal wolf and having characteristics not typical of native species. By
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On a summer night in 1955, a rural farming family in Kentucky saw a UFO streak across the sky and disappear behind the trees not far from their farmhouse. Soon after, they were besieged by nearly a dozen short, metallic-
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For as long as there have been books, there have been rumors of books containing arcane knowledge that have been lost to the ages. When Wilfrid Voynich received a load of books in a sale from the Jesuit Order in 1912, he
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In October of 1978, Frederick Valentich flew from the mainland of Australia to a nearby island. Along the way, he encountered an aircraft that began following him. He radioed to air traffic control, but they said nothing
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From 1953 to 1973, the CIA conducted experiments to see if they could break down a human mind and rebuild it to their own liking, though the use of hallucinogenics, sensory deprivation, and torture. What was even more di
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This week, we travel to the lonely backroads of a small town in southeast Wisconsin. From the late 80’s till modern day, people have reported seeing a large, bipedal, wolf-like creature. Some say it flees, some say it at
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Everyone is familiar with the pale orb in the night sky and through deep study, mankind has been able to determine the true origins of our closest cosmic neighbor. Or have we? What if the mainstream moon origin story was
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In the summer of 1817, a farmer in rural Tennessee shot at a strange animal he saw on his land. What followed was 4 years of unseen voices, spectral violence, and a litany of strange events that drew hundreds of visitors
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In the fall of 1961, a married couple was driving home from a honeymoon trip, when they noticed a light in the sky following their car. What happened next changed the face of ufology forever. On this episode, we will exa
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In 1967, two men traveled to Bluff Creek in Northern California to film footage for a documentary about Bigfoot. What they captured became the 2nd most analyzed piece of film in history after the Zapruder footage of the
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In the winter of 1959, nine student hikers disappeared in the Northern Ural Mountains of Russia. When search teams finally found their camp, it looked as if they had suddenly left without even taking their jackets and sh
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On March 13th 1997, thousands of people reported seeing a nearly mile wide craft of unknown origin over Phoenix. We’ll cover the timeline of events, the aftermath, the explanations and theories, and discuss what constitu
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Signals from the Deep: Radio Hour is hosted by James Huddleston. The show is categorised under science (natural) and has published 13 episodes.
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