Occulture Shock Podcast

Step beyond the veil and into the shadows of forgotten history, fringe science, and the strange rituals shaping our world in plain sight.Occulture Shock isn't just a podcast — it's a guided descent into the unknown. Hosted by TV & web personality, Jessica Chobot, this show unearths the real origins of ghost hunting techniques, exposes occult influences hiding in pop culture, and tracks the eerie overlap between conspiracy, memory, and myth.New episodes every Tues. Follow if you dare.

Occulture Shock Podcast is a history podcast hosted by Jessica Chobot, with 82 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Jessica Chobot hosts Occulture Shock Podcast, a history show with 82 episodes published.

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  Episode #54

  Dead Air: Edison, Spiricom, Integratron and other Voices from Beyond

  Sep 23, 202638 minS2

  Hello Seekers! Continuing on this week with products produced by the dead - we're tuning into the stranger side of technological history. From to the Spiricom Mark IV (a machine whose creators claimed allowed them to hold conversations with the dead) to California's famous Integratron (now additionally protected by the Huntington Library and Museum) , and everything else in-between; we're looking at the inventors who tried to pull voices from the other side into this one - kicking and screaming all the way. Enjoy the show and, as always, thanks for getting weird with us!

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  Episode #55

  CIA Files: The UK Housewife Who Spoke to Dead Composers

  Sep 9, 202624 minS2

  Hello Seekers! Today's episode takes us back (briefly) into the CIA's STARGATE files—but this time, it ratchets up the weird! Meet Rosemary Brown, a British housewife who claimed that dead composers like Beethoven, Chopin and Franz Liszt were visiting her and dictating brand-new music from beyond the grave. Enjoy the episiode and thanks for getting weird with us!

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  Episode #54

  The Psychic Cold War Pt. 3

  Sep 2, 202629 minS2

  Hello Seekers! In the grand finale of our three part series, we dive into the conclusion of the U.S. government's remote viewing experiment known as STARGATE. The program, which spanned over two decades and cost millions of dollars was finally evaluated by the CIA in 1995 - The question on everyon's mind: Was any of it useful for actual intelligence purposes? And ho9w the heck does The Monroe Institute and astral travel play a part in this? Find the answers to all this and more on today's Psychic Cold War finale ep. and, as always, thanks for getting weird with us.

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  Episode #53

  What Tourists Are Missing At Gamescom in Cologne

  Aug 29, 202623 minS2

  There is so so soooo much more than the big gothic cathedral outside the train station! Hey Seekers! I've been at Gamescom this past week, hence the delayed release for this week's episode (but better late than never is what I always say). It actually kind of worked out because: My planned interview with sEamus Blackley has been pushed to later on in September It gave me the change to do some deep diving into what creepy and weird sh t is just underfoot that no one really knows about as they're walking around checking out the latest game demos and eating their weight in pork knuckle (and -yes- I am including myself in that. OMG, I've never felt so full). REMINDER: Despite this week's late release, we are still on time for the last episode to our 3-part series "The Psychic Cold War" going live this Tues for Patreon members and Wednesday for everyone, everywhere, else! Make sure and keep your eyes and ears attuned for it going live! Enjoy the show and thanks for getting weird with me! -Jess

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  Episode #52

  The Psychic Cold War Pt. 02

  Aug 19, 202628 minS2

  Hello Seekers! Welcome back to part two of our three part series: The Psychic Cold War! What had started as a story about fake military telepathy claims has quickly turned into one of the weirdest intelligence experiments in modern history. Fast forward to 1972, the U.S. has arrived at the Stanford Research Institute in Menlo Park, California; a place known for advanced physics, defense contracts and Silicon Vallet level technical talent. It is the perfect setting for a truly bizarre intersection of science and the supernatural. In today's episode, we get into the who, what and why of it all over at Stanford and how the program kept surviving even when the government told the public it had all been useless. I hope you enjoy the show and as always.... Thanks for getting weird with me!

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