Are UFOs not aliens, but demons? In Episode 141 of The Shadow Frequency, host Matt Wilson explores the disturbing theories of the Collins Elite, a secretive U.S. government group that allegedly believed extraterrestrial phenomena were a spiritual deception orchestrated by malevolent entities. From Jack Parsons’ Babalon Working ritual to Cold War UFO hysteria, this episode dissects the dark intersections of occultism, national security, and the unseen battle for the human soul. Featuring insights from Nick Redfern’s controversial book Final Events, producer Juniper Ravenwood adds a spine-tingling opening, while the second half invites critical thought and eerie cultural connections to The X-Files and Skinwalker Ranch. 👁️‍🗨️ Are we witnessing a cover-up—or a cosmic con?

In Episode 140 of The Shadow Frequency, host Matt Wilson investigates the chilling mystery of the Battle of Los Angeles—a real-life wartime panic that lit up the skies of California on the night of February 24–25, 1942. As anti-aircraft guns roared and sirens blared, residents witnessed something strange above the city… but what was it? Wartime nerves? A weather balloon? Or something not of this Earth? Dive into eyewitness accounts, official denials, and the eerie photograph that launched a thousand conspiracy theories. Featuring producer Juniper Ravenwood and your listener mail, this episode takes a deep look at one of the most compelling early UFO events in American history.

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In 1870s Illinois, a young girl named Lurancy Vennum fell into strange trances—only to emerge claiming she was someone else: Mary Roff, a teenager who had died 12 years prior. In this episode of The Shadow Frequency, host Matt Wilson investigates one of America’s most haunting and well-documented cases of spiritual possession. Was it grief, mental illness… or something truly otherworldly? Step into the shadows of Watseka, where the veil between life and death may have briefly lifted.

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On November 22, 1987, something bizarre interrupted Chicago’s television airwaves. A masked figure—mimicking the digital persona Max Headroom—commandeered two separate TV broadcasts with cryptic, unsettling footage. Who was behind the intrusion? How did they pull off such a technically advanced stunt? And why has no one ever been caught? In this chilling episode, host Matt Wilson investigates one of broadcasting’s creepiest unsolved mysteries. Was it a prank, a protest, or something far stranger? Plus, Juniper Ravenwood shares your eerie theories and feedback in the Mailbag segment.

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In this eerie episode of The Shadow Frequency, host Matt Wilson investigates the chilling tale of the Hexham Heads—two small stone figures unearthed in a 1970s English garden that unleashed a wave of paranormal chaos. From poltergeist activity and phantom creatures to academic intrigue and ancient curses, listener Kevin from Indiana submits this terrifying legend for exploration. Featuring expert commentary, Stone Tape theory speculation, and the ever-curious Juniper Ravenwood, this story blurs the line between folklore and true horror. Do the heads hold a dark power, or are they relics of misunderstood history?

In Episode 136 of The Shadow Frequency, host Matt Wilson shares a chilling listener story from Kevin in Indiana. During the blistering summer of 1980, a simple basement shower turned into a terrifying brush with the supernatural. A ghostly child’s whisper—“Mommy”—echoed through the dim cellar of an 1800s manor, revealing the tragic past of a four-year-old girl lost to fever in the 1890s. With eerie detail and emotional resonance, this tale explores the thin veil between the living and the dead—and a family's quiet acceptance of their spectral housemate. Produced by Juniper Ravenwood.

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Step inside a hidden chamber beneath the Vatican, where a cloaked priest activates a mysterious, archaic machine glowing with eerie light. What does the flickering image on the monitor reveal—an ancient Roman forum or something far more divine… and dangerous? In this surreal, cinematic episode blending vintage sci-fi with theological conspiracy, we explore the forbidden intersection of faith, history, and technology. 🎙️ Dive into shadowy secrets, Latin manuscripts, ghostly green glows, and unsettling watchers behind the curtain.

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In Episode 134 of The Shadow Frequency, host Matt Wilson investigates the chilling legend of the Black Flash — a towering, supernatural figure said to have haunted the fog-shrouded streets of Provincetown, Massachusetts, from 1939 to 1945. With glowing blue eyes, metallic ears, and an ability to leap impossibly high, the Black Flash terrified locals and baffled authorities. Was it a ghost, a government experiment, or mass hysteria? Join Matt as he analyzes firsthand accounts, explores paranormal theories, and confronts the skepticism surrounding this eerie chapter of New England folklore.