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S2 E32 W. T. Watson - Best-selling author/writer of both fiction and non-fiction

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In the premiere episode of The Paranormal Prism, I am delighted to host bestselling author W.T. Watson for a captivating journey into the unexplained.From the childhood UFO encounter that inspired Travis's lifelong fascination with the paranormal to his bestselling books exploring cryptids, folklore, and high strangeness, we talk about some of the most intriguing mysteries from around the world.Together, Travis and I, explore legendary Canadian cryptids, including the Wahila, Wendigo, giant beavers, and famous lake monsters such as Ogopogo and Champ. We also delve into the eerie phenomena featured in Mysteries in the Mist, examining strange accounts of teleportation, missing time, dimensional anomalies, and unexplained encounters linked to mist, fog, and clouds.The discussion expands into UFO sightings, alien abduction experiences, astral projection, remote viewing, Phantom Black Dogs, Sasquatch, folklore, and the enduring question of what people are truly experiencing when they encounter the unknown.

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