Paranormal Punchers

Brandon Smith is a filmmaker from the Salt Lake CIty, Utah area. He has made films over the last 20 years, including documentaries, shorts and music videos. He owns and operates under the production company, Pick It Up Motion Pictures. His new movie, The Legend of the Bear Lake Monster follows a group of teen who set out to prove, once and for all, that the legendary sea creature does exist. Think...

The Hollow Moon Theory, also known as the Spaceship Moon Hypothesis, suggests that Earth's Moon is completely hollow and is the base of operations for an alien civilization. The favored official scientific explanation is that the Moon is not hollow and broke off from the Earth's crust after it was struck by a massive object the size of Mars, but many conspiracy theorists believe it to be artificia...

Dogmen are bipedal wolf-like creatures that are over seven feet tall when standing erect, but in a small percentage of reported dogmen encounters, the witness describes the creature looking like a large, muscular human with a dog head. They are covered in hair, have glowing gold-red eyes, a pointed muzzle, and unusually long arms. In every encounter, there is an extreme feeling of dread that will...

On this episode, we chat with Ronda Del Boccio, the official psychic medium of Paranormal Punchers! She regales us with a few of her personal experiences, including one about a spirit named "French Fry Steve" who shows up from time to time. She explains why she carries little salt packets around in her travels so that she can cleanse objects that are haunted, and why Ouija boards should be avoided...

During the span of three years in the late 1970's, there were reports of poltergeist activity that took place at 284 Green Street Brimsdown, Enfield, England that terrified the Hodgson family. It is one of the most recognized cases of paranormal activity in the world, and for several years, the haunting held the nation spellbound, even spawning multiple TV shows, books, and films, including The Co...

We hang out with Tyler from NWLA Cryptozoology Society. He tells about the Fouke Monster, Louisiana’s Werewolf the Rougarou, the Honey Island Swamp Monster and more! Join us! Follow NWLA Cryptozoology Society: https://www.instagram.com/nwla_cryptozoology/ Follow Us: https://www.paranormalpunchers.com https://twitter.com/ppunchers https://instagram.com/paranormalpunchers https://www.facebook.com/pa...

There is a ghostly hound that prowls a rural road outside of Newberry, South Carolina that strikes terror into all who see it. It is a massive spectral white hound, with glowing red eyes, is very aggressive & threatening, chasing and even leaping at witnesses before vanishing into thin air. According to the legend, the hound is said to be the faithful pet of a peddler who was passing through the a...

On this special episode we chat with Paul and Anna from Saturday Adventures! Saturday Adventures follows the exploits of Indy Anna Bones, an archaeologist, explorer, adventurer, and cryptozoologist, and their adventures have taken them across the country and around the world! They have climbed the Great Pyramid, stood in the footsteps of Alexander, tracked Bigfoot through primeval forests, and sea...

In the middle of a forest near Kaysville, Utah, lies the remains of a large cement cross that had at one time stood 20 feet tall. There are many legends associated with this cross, but the most notable of them involve a polygamist who owned the land and killed seven of his wives and buried them around the cross. There are also many rumors that Satanists have used the cross for rituals and sacrific...

In August of 1976, four men went on a camping trip for two weeks in the Allagash wilderness of Northern Maine. On the 2nd night there, one of the men witnessed a strange bright object in the sky that appeared for 30 seconds before it caved in on itself and disappeared. A few days later, the men were out night fishing when they witnessed the strange light in the sky again, and after pointing their...

Join us on episode 83, as Nash, Dave and Alicia go head-to-head in an exiting game of paranormal trivia questions. The competition consists of three rounds focused on cryptids, ghosts, and aliens, all relevant to past episodes, and the host with the least amount of points at the end of each round will have to eat an increasingly hotter item. Do you know what the cryptid known as the "White Thing"...

The Yeti, also known as the abominable snowman, is an Asian Bigfoot that is found in the Himalayas. It stands between 8 to 10 feet tall, weighs between 200 and 400 pounds, resembles a huge, upright walking ape, and has a furry coat of brown, reddish, or black hair, not white as most imagine it as having. Many tribes in the area consider the Yeti to be a guardian of the Himalayas and a divine, spir...

Join us on this special bonus episode as we chat with Rob Gutro, a paranormal investigator, medium and author. He is a meteorologist by trade and uses science to explain ghosts and spirits and how energy is the baseline for the afterlife. He also believes that pets that have passed from this life try to communicate with us from the other side. In his book, Pets and the Afterlife, he wants you to t...

In 1972, Ivan T. Sanderson, a Scottish biologist, began to take notice that there were specific regions on Earth, twelve to be exact, where planes, ships and people seemed to disappear without a trace, as well as other unexplained anomalies like spinning compasses, failing electrical equipment and UFO sightings occurred. He found these areas to be equidistant from each other, each one 72 degrees f...

Join us on this special bonus episode as we chat with Ted VanSon, a paranormal investigator, minister, radio host and author. Ted has appeared on season 1, episode 10 of Ghost Nation, "The Apparition of Amelia", where he helped Jason, Steve and Tango investigate the claims by a homeowner of horrific apparitions that plague the family in their home in Brooktondale, New York. He also has written sev...

In the spring of 1941, Reverend William Huffman was asked to deliver last rites at a plane crash nearby. Once he arrived, he realized that this wasn't a plane crash, but rather a silver saucer that had crashed. Part of the UFO was ripped open and inside he saw bizarre knobs and dials, components of some sort of alien design, and strange hieroglyphics. There were three alien bodies lying near the c...

The Sorrel-Weed House, located in Savannah, Georgia, is the most actively haunted building in Savannah, and considered one of the top ten haunted locations in the United States. People have seen shadows and orbs, have been touched by unseen hands, and have gotten EVP's of voices and screams. Several have experienced a sharp pain in the kidneys, and many others have been overcome with intense nause...

Come join us around the fire as we share some spooky ghost stories similar to the 18th century tradition of telling chilling and eerie stories at Christmas. Some of the tales include spirits that are seen in a dangerous stretch of road, two teddy bears that are channeling the spirits of two beloved grandfathers, a doppelganger that surprised some ghost hunters in the Waverly Hills Sanatorium, and...

In February of 1978, an unsolved incident occurred to five young men from Yuba County that is still being investigated by the area police today. The five men are known collectively as the Yuba County Five, and the incident itself is referred to as the American Dyatlov Pass. On February 24, 1978, Gary Mathias, Jack Huett, William Sterling, Ted Weiher and Jack Madruga left a college basketball game...

Bear Lake is a natural freshwater lake situated on the Idaho-Utah border, and has been called the "Caribbean of the Rockies" due to its unique turquoise-blue color. But lurking beneath the blue water, is a creature that is known to wait for its victims on the shores or unwary swimmers in the lake. Descriptions of the Bear Lake Monster vary, but it is reported to be 40 feet long, resembles a serpen...

In 1870, five families of spiritualists settled near Cherryvale, KS, and one of these families were the Benders, a family of four that is at the center of the greatest unsolved mystery of the Old West. Ma and Pa Bender, and their children John Jr and Kate, built a small one-room cabin that they turned into a store and inn for travelers on the Great Osage Trail. Many travelers would stop for a meal...

Samhain, celebrated October 31 to November 1st, is an ancient Celtic festival to welcome in the harvest, and to usher in the dark half of the year. It is seen as a time to wrap up the old and prepare for the new in our lives. It is also seen as a time when the veil between the living and the spirit world is at its thinnest, allowing you to communicate and honor loved ones that have passed. October...

The Ouija Board, also known as a spirit or talking board, is a flat board marked with the letters of the alphabet, the numbers 0-9, the words "yes", "no, and "goodbye", and is used to communicate with the spirits of those that have died. With the aid of a small heart-shaped device called a planchette, you can ask the spirits a question, and they supposedly answer by centering the planchette on the...

Ian Jaydid is the author of the novel "Tripping the Field: An Existential Crisis of Ungodly Proportions", and at the age of 19, he discovered that he was able to experience lucid dreaming. He became fully aware when he was dreaming, and although he couldn't control his dreams, he was able to steer them in the direction of his choosing. He found that lucid dreaming was a doorway for strange or para...

John Olsen is the author of the Stranger Bridgerland series, a book series recounting the true paranormal stories from people all across the Western United States. Inspired by his own experiences with the unknown, he has spent 30 years interviewing and documenting stories of those who have witnessed the strange and unusual. The house he grew up in Northern Utah was over 100 years old, so its no su...