Neoma Finn Open to Doubt

When Pino Turolla turned out to be such a great success, Cameron Buckner agreed to do another collaboration with me. I can’t tell you how exciting that was for me. I truly do love that man. He’s been just about the best friend a person can hope for to both me and my husband. And his wife is pretty cool, too. Anyway, I was looking around for something that we could both sink our teeth into, and I r...

There are no ghosts, UFOs, aliens, or monsters in this story. Just an incredible twist at the end. Okay, perhaps there is one monster. Maybe even three. I hope you find this tale of a lesser-known member of the Lincoln family as fascinating as I did.

The audio on this one is atrocious. I was having technical issues, and it shows in this podcast. Please accept my most sincere apologies. In March, when Russia invaded the Ukraine, I was horrified by the number of people struggling to flee the area. I’m not a politically motivated person, so don’t even try to force your rhetoric on me. I’ll ignore it. My one and only concern was the plight of the...

A friend of mine was telling me about some pretty strange encounters she’d had as a child. I don’t know if these fell into the category of UFO and Aliens, or if they were more along the line of the paranormal. Whatever they were, they were fascinating to me. I started looking into the things children see that we adults don’t, and frankly, I found it a bit unsettling. I can only hope it has the sam...

Recently, I uploaded a podcast about a place in Alabama called Jack Cole Road. I promised then that you’d hear more about that road. Well, today’s the day. The person who submitted the story idea to me had mentioned that is stepson had his own adventures in that area, and he got him to send me those encounters. I combined them with a few strange events that happened to my own son on a road near ou...

Right after I started working for Cameron Buckner, he told me about a book written by a guy named Pino Turolla. My husband found me a used copy of it, and I soon learned that Pino was very much a real-life Indiana Jones. His adventures in South America alone are not only fascinating, but a wealth of information.

Robert the Doll has long been a source of fascination with me. I’ve probably watched just about every television show and YouTube video about him. Over the years, I couldn’t help but notice the sad lack of information. It was like every show was just glossing over the truly scary stuff and hitting just the highlights which, for my money, weren’t all that interesting. From the lack of interest in m...

Edward Leedskalnin was a fascinating man who was full of mysteries. Never is that more evident than in his coral castle located in Florida. No one, to this day, is fully certain of how he managed to build an entire castle out of stone all by himself. Not to mention the accuracy of his telescope - also handmade - or his perfectly balanced door.

Jack Cole Road is a short, dirt road in Blount County, Alabama. It's unimpressive to look at, but it has a history of murder, suicide, cryptids, and disappearances, just to name a few of the strange events that have happened there.

What happens when a weather event so rare it is unheard of hits your town? How would you react? Would you even survive?

In this podcast, I cover the events of the Barney and Betty Hill UFO abduction case. There are a few details in this you may not know. I also discuss a reason why they wouldn't have wanted their case widely known, which adds to their integrity, I think. Special thanks to Kerry Tucker for providing the music for this podcast.

Barton Nunnelly is an excellent researcher on the oddities of Kentucky. Here is his own family's story of their encounters with The Spottsville Monster along with the story of The Geneva Giant. If you want to learn more about Barton's research, check out his books available on Amazon. They're some of my favorites.

In this episode I explore the strange events and places we encounter when on the open road.

The Nahanni River Valley in Canada is one of the most remote places on earth. It's beautiful and mystical, and dangerous. Here are just a few stories it.

In this episode, I explore a couple of werewolf legends in northeastern England. "Old Stinker" is a famous werewolf with a long and storied history. There are a few really great stories here that I think you'll like. I just opened a merch store, so if you're interested in helping support my channel, that'd be a great place to do it. Below is the link. https://neoma-finn-open-to-doubt.creator-sprin...

Kelly is a small part of a small town in Kentucky. In 1955, however, something big happened. It chanaged the lives of the Sutton Family forever. Whether you believe their story is true or not, it's still worth a listen. Hey, look, I figured out where to put my Tee Spring link: https://neoma-finn-open-to-doubt.creator-spring.com

This is a bigfoot encounter sent to me by a friend of mine. It's a great story, and, yes, I know I repeated myself. Sorry for that.

Cal Logsdon was a man who lived in the 19th century and who was convicted of murdering three people based on the testimony of the two people who likely did the killing. Moments before he was hung, he proclaimed his innocence and issued a prophecy.