Join the boys as they ponder what could possibly be beneath the waves of our planet's vast oceans.  Part One.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bermuda-boys--5997963/support.

In town again are the boys.  Join Mike and Jack as they discuss the history, sociology, and psychology of one of the world's oldest professions.  No, not that one you weirdos.  We're talking seeing, psychics, soothsayers, and readers.  Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bermuda-boys--5997963/support.

Michael and Jack have recorded an episode of their podcast "Bermuda Boys" after a three-month hiatus. They discuss the Garden of Eden, exploring its possible historical location in the Middle East (specifically Western Iraq) and how climate change transformed what was once a lush, fertile region into desert. They connect this to various flood myths across cultures and explain how the Biblical Garden of Eden story likely originated from oral traditions about the desertification of the Fertile Crescent. They also discuss how different civilizations from the same region share similar origin stories, suggesting common cultural roots. The conversation touches on how religious narratives often serve as metaphorical explanations for geological and climate changes, and how these stories persist in collective consciousness despite the physical locations changing dramatically over thousands of years.Thank you Zoom meeting AI for this synopsis, no really.  Thank you.  Saved Jack a lot of work.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bermuda-boys--5997963/support.

The Boys are joined by Jeremy Paskell who shares his story about being born and raised in a religious cult.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bermuda-boys--5997963/support.

The Boys are joined by an honorary Bermuda "Boy", Pepis Jones, from the Snackin' With Jack Podcast.  In this episode, Mike and Jack pay homage to typical ghost podcasts and tell some spoooooooky stories.  If it sounds familiar, it should.  It's been done before.  Caffienated Mike tosses back a Mountain Dew, and Sleepy Jack enjoys trying some Spindrift grapefuit infused sparkling water.  It's like a different podcast that we can't quite put our finger on.  The only difference is....  No hangover the next day.  That's it.  Nothing else is different. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bermuda-boys--5997963/support.

The Boys discuss the psychological reasoning behind hauntings and spiritualism.  Using modern science and a very little thing called brains, they reason with why ghosts are so prevalent in our modern society.  Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bermuda-boys--5997963/support.

Great, another annoying podcast about ghosts.  Just what the world needs.  In a market saturated with every single armchair expert on the paranormal with their black clothes, dyed hair, true crime books and penchant for everything halloween, with some even presenting bourbon and other spirits with their spirit stories, The Bermuda Boys come along.  Are they any different?  Can they stand out and make an indelible mark on this overly exposed topic?  The Boys sure hope so, because they're not talking about if, how, when or where they exist, but why they exist.  Join Jack Sass and Mike Montross on their first capitalization on an overly marketed topic that is only rivaled by talk of aliens, UFOs, and Bigfeet.  The paranormal world will never be the same, or... will it?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bermuda-boys--5997963/support.

Join the Boys as they dive into the bunny hole and discuss some strange medical things.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bermuda-boys--5997963/support.

The boys descend into the depths of the earth, and try to explain some things that came out of it.  Join Mike and Jack on the first episode of 2025!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bermuda-boys--5997963/support.

This episode is unedited, and released as is.  Not your typical episode of Bermuda Boys, but it is something Mike and Jack felt was necessary.  Here it is, raw and uncut.  Disclaimer: It is long, and it also contains some triggering topics about self harm, violence, drug abuse, domestic violence, and of course it has bad language.  If this puts you off, please don't listen.  We will return to our regular program next episode.  Thank you.Jack and MikeBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bermuda-boys--5997963/support.