We delve into Inspector Roy Teague's book 'Close Encounters of the Police Kind'. Serving and former Police Officers talk about their encounters with UAP's over British skies, for the very first time. To help us continue our investigations and get exclusive content go to https://www.patreon.com/TQMpodFor more info on Inspector Roy Teague go to https://youtube.com/@royteague?si=FlPjIT4Ztza6PuQ8

We often talk about a unifying theory of the paranormal, and one of the most obvious similarities lies in the stories of alien contact and fairy encounters - but it doesn't stop there. In this episode we examine a number of stories that appear to illustrate that there is a controlling force behind everything humans report as paranormal - and even the fictional, or provably mistaken, encounters provide some clues. Keep your favourite show on the road - go to https://www.patreon.com/TQMpod and become a Mechanic's Assistant for less than a ham and cheese sandwich at Pret.

It is the number of the beast in Revelations and the stuff of horror movies. But who does the number refer to, why do we fear it, and was it even originally 666? We discuss this and share some scary tales. Think about joining us as Patreon and get exclusive content. Go to https://www.patreon.com/TQMpod

What if the afterlife isn't wise, glowing, or terrifying — just a bit annoying? We look into the work of Mary Ann Winkowski, the real-life inspiration behind Ghost Whisperer, and her wonderfully deadpan idea that we don't get smarter, kinder, or freer when we die. We stay exactly, stubbornly ourselves. Expect the most practical afterlife advice ever put to print.For early access to our main podcast, and our exclusive Patreon episode go to https://www.patreon.com/TQMpod

During the Cold War, the battle between East and West wasn’t just fought with politics, weapons, and technology — it was also fought in the shadows, through the pursuit of paranormal knowledge and unexplained abilities.In this episode, we explore the world of the “Supernatural Soviets”: the scientists, psychics, and mysterious figures who claimed extraordinary powers, and the secret research programs that captured the attention of Russian intelligence and the West.We’ll uncover a declassified American intelligence report that reveals just how seriously the US viewed the USSR’s experiments into the supernatural — and ask the question: was the Cold War also a race for paranormal power?For early access to our main podcast, and our exclusive Patreon episode go to https://www.patreon.com/TQMpod

When a child tells their parents that they died in a tragic accident in a village 30 miles away, and this explains the scars they now carry in their new life, the claim is considered extraordinary but not unusual. In rural China, these are not ghost stories - they are documented as memories of lives lived before, and they are accepted to be as real as any other memory.In this episode we look into the extraordinary world of Pingyang’s Regenerated People, asking whether these cases are cultural myths, psychological imprinting, or evidence that consciousness may not end with death.Support our show here https://www.patreon.com/TQMpod

We look into 'Chasing the Dark' Ben Machell's incredible biography of one of the Society for Psychical Research lesser known, but incredibly influential paranormal investigators Tony Cornell. Who spent a lifetime investigating poltergeists, psychic mediums, and telepathy. He was also involved in one of the most controversial cases of all time the 'Enfield Poltergeist'. To listen to our Patreon Exclusive episodes click the link https://www.patreon.com/TQMpod

We begin this episode with what might be the most extraordinary ghost story of all time - and it happens to a TV star. We then move on to more tales where the dead appear to supply support to the living.All too often we hear about the fear that encounters with the paranormal can bring, so in these stories we focus on those where help is offered. Convincing yet perplexing, these accounts make us question the motivation of entities who appear to seek contact in ways that only appear to be altruistic. Support us and get exclusive episodes at https://www.patreon.com/TQMpod

After months of visitations from apparitions, three children predicted a miracle would occur on October 13th 1917 at Fátima in Portugal. Between 70,000 to 90,000 people gathered and what they experienced shocked the world. The Sun span, zigzagged across the sky and appeared to fall to the ground. Was this a religious miracle, an extra terrestrial encounter, or a case of mass hysteria? Support us and get exclusive episodes at https://www.patreon.com/TQMpod

It’s July 11th, 1972, in the quiet, wooded hills of Louisiana, Missouri. A 15 year-old near their home at the edge of Marzolf Hill spots something straight out of a nightmare—a hulking, faceless beast covered entirely in hair, walking on two legs, and casually carrying the bloody carcass of an animal. That single, terrifying encounter was the spark that ignited absolute chaos.Within days, panic swept through the countryside as more locals reported crossing paths with the cryptid. The national media quickly swooped in, officially crowning the nightmare entity “Momo: the Missouri Monster.” Before long, the rural town was completely overrun by shotgun-toting vigilantes and frantic police officers, all plunging into the dense brush to hunt down an impossible apex predator.On today's episode, we’re going to explore this real-life X-File.Support us at https://www.patreon.com/TQMpod to get exclusive episodes and content.