EPISODE · Aug 15, 2025 · 38 MIN
AfterWyrd: The Soul Farm Debate, Sunken Cities & 757 UAPs
from Wyrd Wessex
Hello and welcome to AfterWyrd, the place where we cram in all the weirdness that doesn't fit into our regular episodes. Back from their epic road trip, your Wyrdo's, Craig and Andy, tackle some heavy topics and light ones, all in the spirit of being introverted and self-entertaining.Life, Death, and the Alien QuestionThe Afterlife Debate: The guys kick things off with two wild, opposing stories about Near-Death Experiences (NDEs). One Reddit account claims the afterlife is a terrible "soul farm" run by cruel beings; the other, from a nurse, describes a beautiful, loving light. Which one is right? No one knows for sure, but it makes for a great chat.Military UAP Encounters: The weird news gets a bit weirder with astonishing updates: Declassified documents reveal an F-16 was struck by a UAP over Arizona, and the Pentagon recorded 757 UAP incidents in a single month! This ties into the story of a woman who claims to be an interdimensional communicator in contact with an alien ship.Lost History & Wyrd CultureA Lost Underwater City: We discuss a mysterious lost city near Cuba, believed to be over 6,000 years old—a find that could rewrite human history—but the mystery is that no one has gone back to investigate it in over 25 years.Wyrd-o-s & Oddities: The conversation takes a self-referential turn as Craig and Andy debate the branding of the podcast and the proper spelling of "weirdo's." Plus, oddities like Ozzy Osbourne's official death certificate listing "rock legend" as his occupation, and the existence of nine-volt battery-flavored tortilla chips."Don't blame the owls."www.wyrdwessex.co.ukBuy our merch hereHosted by Craig Brooks & Andy StevensEdited by Craig BrooksIntro music by Exceptional_3D - Unexplained mystery intro/outro Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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