The Liminal Record Podcast

There's a whole category of stories the mainstream doesn't quite know what to do with. Credible witnesses, documented evidence, official acknowledgment, and still no satisfying explanation. The Liminal Record exists for exactly those stories. theliminalrecord.substack.com

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  Episode #4

  Thirteen Months in Point Pleasant

  Aug 24, 202612 minS1

  <p>In November 1966, two young couples outside Point Pleasant, West Virginia said something with red eyes chased their car down a dark road. Thirteen months later the Silver Bridge collapsed into the Ohio River and killed forty-six people, and somewhere in the retelling the two stories became one story. Only one of them has ever had an explanation.</p><p>This episode walks the whole thing. The TNT area and why the ground itself matters. The contractor ninety miles away who saw two red points of light the same night, an hour and a half before those couples ever left...

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  Episode #3

  The Egg in the Arroyo

  Aug 7, 202612 minS1

  <p>In April 1964, a Socorro police officer broke off a car chase because something roared down into the desert beside him. What he found in that arroyo became the best-documented case the United States government ever filed and never explained. The FBI vouched for him in writing. An Army captain from White Sands cordoned the site the same night. And the one detail everybody remembers about Socorro is the detail Lonnie Zamora took back the very next day.</p><p>This episode does what almost no telling of this case does. It plays you what Zamora actually said on local...

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  Episode #2

  Five Days and Six Hours

  Jul 31, 202612 minS1

  <p>Six men said a light took Travis Walton off an Arizona logging road on 5 November 1975. He came back five days later. Fifty years on, four polygraphs disagree with each other, the crew boss confessed and then unconfessed, and nobody has produced the one thing that would end it.</p><p>This is a rebuilt version of the episode originally published in July. That version was scripted from text that had not been through editorial review, and it carried four statements that were incorrect, including the claim that crew boss Mike Rogers still says he saw a craft. Mike Rogers...

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  Episode #1

  The Ariel School Encounter (Ruwa, Zimbabwe, 1994)

  Jul 18, 202611 minS1

  <p>On a September morning in 1994, every teacher at Ariel School in Ruwa, Zimbabwe was in a staff meeting when something came down at the edge of the playground. The only witnesses were about sixty-two children, aged six to twelve. What they described, and what they still describe thirty years later, has never been explained away or agreed upon. This is the story of what they saw, and of how honestly we can weigh it.</p><p>This is the opening episode of The Liminal Record, Audio Edition: sourced accounts of the unexplained, examined and not sold.</p><p>Come...

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  Episode #0

  Start Here: What Is The Liminal Record

  Jul 17, 20266 minS1

  <p>In March of 1990, Belgium scrambled two F-16 fighter jets to chase something its own radar could not explain. More than thirteen thousand people saw it. The government admitted, on the record, that it had no answer.</p><p>In 1979, a sheriff’s deputy named Val Johnson was driving a Minnesota back road when something hit his car. Forty-five years later, no one can tell you what it was.</p><p>What do we do with the things that are documented, witnessed, and still unexplained?</p><p>That question is why The Liminal Record exists, and this short episode is th...

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