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S3 Ep 5: Trains derailments, weird doubles, and whats in the sky?

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Welcome to another week of The BL podcast! What’s going on with all those UAPs? Micaela and Elle get into it in another Conspiracy Corner! Plus did you know there’s a movie about a train derailment that preceded the incident in Ohio? Also, The Blunt Letters gear up for their Twin Peaks episode by diving into doppelgangers! Who’s seen them and what can it mean? Original Song “Simulacrum Serenade” by Micaela Superstar References: Fresh Approach Mobile Market Why the US started detecting mysterious arial objects Everything We Still Don’t Know About the Unidentified Objects Color psychology behind color theory Emily Sagee doppelganger story What is a Tulpa? 8 Creepy Superstitions About Doppelgängers That Will Keep You Up Tonight Evil Twins and Doppelgangers: What meaning does the double have in folklore Canada’s ex-defense minister: Aliens would give us more tech if we’d stop wars East Palentine train derailment timeline War and Peace was written by Tolstoy Who was John Donne? Guy de Maupassant La Horla by Guy De Maupassant Monsters Among Us podcast

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