Time Slipped

🌀 In this episode we Nikki Rich examines a case recorded in medieval history: The Green Children of Woolpit. Set in 12th-century Suffolk during the political instability of The Anarchy, this isn’t a fairy tale passed down for entertainment. It was documented—independently—by chroniclers William of Newburgh and Ralph of Coggeshall , men whose work focused on wars, royal disputes, and church affair...

🌀 In 1984, a British schoolteacher turned on his home computer and found a message waiting for him. He didn’t write it. The computer had no internet, no modem, and no outside access. The message claimed to be written by a man living in the same house - in the mid-1500s . This episode of Time Slipped examines The Dodleston Messages , a true and documented time slip case involving a BBC Micro compu...

🌀 In the late 1990s and early 2000s, a man calling himself John Titor appeared across forums, bulletin board systems, and radio faxes, claiming to be a military time traveler from the year 2036. Drawing directly from original faxes sent to Art Bell, archived forum posts, and real-time chat logs, this episode reconstructs the John Titor story as it unfolded — including his claims about time travel...

🌀 She went home — except the town she arrived in didn’t recognize her. In 2006, Carol Chase McElheney took a familiar exit off the 215 freeway in Southern California. She was heading home — except when she arrived, everything was wrong. In this episode of Time Slipped , we explore the unsettling story of a woman who briefly slipped into a version of her hometown that no longer remembered her. Why...

🌀 What if the future didn’t disappear — it just stopped cooperating? In this episode of Time Slipped , we dive into one of the strangest modern conspiracy legends to surface online: Project Looking Glass — a rumored intelligence program said to have used advanced pattern recognition to observe future timelines. Not time travel. Not jumping dimensions. But something quieter — and far more unsettli...

🌀 FICTION → REALITY In 1838, Edgar Allan Poe published a strange and unsettling novel—his only full-length work of fiction. Buried deep within it was a grotesque survival scene: four men adrift at sea, drawing lots to decide who would die… and a victim named Richard Parker. Forty-six years later, in 1884, that exact story unfolded in real life. In this episode of Time Slipped , we trace the impos...

🌀 What if déjà vu isn’t a memory glitch — but a moment where time hesitates? Time Slipped was recently named #2 on FeedSpot’s Top 10 Déjà Vu Podcasts — and in that spirit, this episode dives straight into the phenomenon itself. Most people experience déjà vu at some point in their lives. Usually as a brief flicker — a strange sense that the present has already happened. But what if that feeling i...

🌀 In this episode of Time Slipped , we explore the Phantom Time Hypothesis —a theory that claims nearly 300 years of history were never actually lived, but quietly added to our calendars. According to the idea, we may not be entering 2026 at all… but something closer to 1726. We examine missing medieval records, calendar corrections that erased days overnight, emperors and popes with a reason to...

🌀 In the 1970s, a child claimed the U.S. government trained him to time travel . He says he was sent to Gettysburg in 1863 , caught in a real photograph… and later teleported to Mars . This is Project Pegasus — and either it’s the most elaborate lie ever told, or proof the timeline isn’t as stable as we think. Keep Time Slipping Follow on TikTok and YouTube @TimeSlippedPod Did time slip on you? E...

🌀 Welcome to Time Slipped. Where we don’t assume you’re wrong just because the timeline disagrees. In this episode, Nikki Rich breaks down the most famous glitches attributed to The Mandela Effect — Berenstein Bears, Shazaam, Fruit of the Loom, Ed McMahon, Monopoly Man, Pikachu’s tail — and explores the science, psychology, and theories behind them. We cover true Mandela Effects, false memories,...

🌀 In 1979, two British couples stayed at a quiet little hotel in rural France — oil lamps, old-fashioned uniforms, and a bill so cheap it felt impossible. Days later, they tried to return… and the hotel had vanished. Even stranger: every photo they took of it was missing from the developed film. This is one of the most unsettling time-slip cases ever reported — a night spent in a place that may n...

🌀 In 1966, psychiatrist Dr. John Barker arrived in a Welsh village devastated by a coal waste pit collapse. What he heard there—accounts of dreams, dread, and warnings before the disaster—led him to launch a strange and unprecedented project: The Premonitions Bureau . A place where anyone could report a vision of the future. In this episode, we explore: The nightmare that predicted Aberfan How th...

🌀 A man lands in Tokyo in 1954 with a passport from a country that doesn’t exist. Hours later, he—and the passport—vanish. Was it a time slip, a cover-up, or something stranger? Everything about him looks ordinary… until he hands that passport to customs. It’s issued by a country no one has ever heard of. Taured. According to him, it sits between France and Spain. According to everyone else, it d...

🌀 They say on Halloween, the veil thins—the living and the dead drift close, and Time forgets which direction it’s heading. In this Halloween special from Time Slipped , we ask a chilling question: What if hauntings aren’t supernatural at all—but time itself, replaying its most powerful moments? From Roman soldiers marching beneath York to the silent corridors of Versailles, the death loop of Ann...

🌀 Fog over the Delaware. The hum of engines. And a warship that vanished into thin air. In October 1943, the USS Eldridge reportedly disappeared from Philadelphia Harbor—only to reappear in Norfolk, Virginia, before returning moments later. Witnesses swore it was a Navy experiment gone wrong: a test of invisibility that may have bent time itself. This week on Time Slipped , host Nikki Rich explor...

🌀 When history glitches, we look for authors. In the 1890s, a novelist wrote children’s books about a boy named Baron Trump , guided by Don , living in “Castle Trump.” A century later, another Barron Trump moves into the White House — while his great-uncle, John Trump , once handled Nikola Tesla’s secret papers. Coincidence, prophecy… or a glitch in time? Keep Time Slipping Follow on TikTok and Y...

🌀 In December 1937, a Lockheed Electra vanished somewhere between Fort Lauderdale and Bimini. No distress call. No wreckage. Nothing. Nearly fifty years later, in 1985, air-traffic controllers near Miami reportedly picked up a strange signal — an old-fashioned call sign from a plane that shouldn’t exist. Moments later, a 1930s aircraft touched down. The pilot stepped out, dazed and alive… still b...

🌀 In 2017, police in Casper, Wyoming arrested a man outside a liquor store. He wasn’t armed. He wasn’t violent. He was drunk — and insistent that he was a time traveler from the year 2048, sent back to warn humanity of an alien invasion. The machine, he said, malfunctioned. He arrived a year too early. Was he a prophet? A psychic? A troll? Or just Wyoming’s strangest arrest record? In this episod...

🌀 The equinox is balance. Day and night weighing the same, for just a moment. But balance never lasts. In this special case file, we explore stories that surface when the world falters: A vanished Sunday no one else remembers A doorway that opened into the wrong place An hour that slipped away without warning Figures who appear only at twilight A corridor of light that shouldn’t exist For the anc...

🌀 A hotel stay should be simple. Check in, drop your bags, sleep, check out. But what if you wake up in a room that isn’t yours — in a city that doesn’t look quite right — with a key to a room that never existed? A hotel guest wakes up in the wrong room… and the wrong city. A brass key becomes the only evidence of a place that shouldn’t exist. Folklore, physics, and paranoia collide in one of the...

🌀 In the heart of Liverpool, there’s a street where time doesn’t always behave. People step off the curb and find themselves in another decade — shops that closed long ago, music from another century, prices written in shillings. Some even carry objects back with them. Is it memory, haunting, or a genuine glitch in time? In this episode of Time Slipped , we walk down Bold Street — a place where t...

🌀 In 2011, a man set out for a short walk in Sedona, Arizona. Ten minutes—that’s all. His GPS confirmed it. His watch confirmed it. Even the ranger at the trailhead swore he couldn’t have been gone longer. But when he returned, his boots were caked in red clay from miles away. His phone was dead. And zipped in his jacket pocket was a smooth metal token—engraved with the year 1913 . No missing hou...

🌀 Imagine walking into the future by mistake… And the only thing waiting for you there is a murder. The weapon. The blood. The way the victim falls — burned into your mind. Weeks later, it happens exactly as you saw it. This is Murder in the Wrong Time — a true story from the moment time itself seemed to break. Keep Time Slipping Follow on TikTok and YouTube @TimeSlippedPod Did time slip on you?...

🌀 In 1935, a decorated British Air Marshal named Sir Victor Goddard flew over a crumbling World War I airfield. Days later, during a thunderstorm, he flew the same route — and found the airfield alive with planes, mechanics, and activity… that didn’t exist yet. Four years later, it did. This episode dives into one of the most quietly credible cases of accidental time travel — and what it means wh...

🌀 In 1970s Argentina, a schoolteacher encounters two children in gray jumpsuits standing at the edge of a playground. They speak perfect, formal Spanish. They refuse food. They say they’re here to observe. Then they disappear — without a trace. No missing children. No travel records. Just one report. One sentence: “We’re from another time.” Keep Time Slipping Follow on TikTok and YouTube @TimeSli...