Welcome to a place of mystery, controversy, and learning. Hosted by Matt Furness, a fellow truth seeker, committed to exploring all levels of truth and discovery.
We do not aim to solely be another podcast talking about strangeness, the paranormal, or controversies, or the latest health trends. However, we will discuss many topics that fit in those spaces – with the aim of asking new & important questions so you can then weigh the evidence and form your own informed conclusions about these subjects.
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Welcome to a place of mystery, controversy, and learning. Hosted by Matt Furness, a fellow truth seeker, committed to exploring all levels of truth and discovery.
We do not aim to solely be another podcast talking about strangeness, the paranormal, or controversies, or the latest health trends. However, we will discuss many topics that fit in those spaces – with the aim of asking new & important questions so you can then weigh the evidence and form your own informed conclusions about these subjects.
The Kensington Runestone has produced controversy and alluded experts since it was found wrapped in the buried roots of an aspen tree over a century ago; telling the tale of a 14th Century Norse expedition in present day Minnesota. Henrik Williams is one of the foremost runeologists in the world, who shares the history, theories, and speculation surrounding this astounding artifact.
Welcome to a place of mystery, controversy, and learning. Hosted by Matt Furness, a fellow truth seeker, committed to exploring all levels of truth and discovery.
We do not aim to solely be another podcast talking about strangeness, the paranormal, or controversies, or the latest health trends. However, we will discuss many topics that fit in those spaces – with the aim of asking new & important questions so you can then weigh the evidence and form your own informed conclusions about these subjects.
