Metaphysical – Détails, épisodes et analyse

The Olmec culture’s art has caused a lot of problems for archaeologists. That’s because the styles of the Olmec Colossal Heads, their enormous altars, and their jade masks seem to have extremely significant differences that may reveal a deeper history than anyone ever knew.

Events across thousands of years, cultures around the world, strange werejaguar cryptids, and sculptures more realistic than today’s collide for this impossible, historical story.

Ever wondered what a werewolf would look like if it weren’t a wolf, but a jaguar or fox? Join remote viewer John Vivanco and investigative researcher Rob Counts for a show that’s out of this world.

Remote viewing data says there were ancient civilizations on Mars. Amazingly, that would corroborate extremely old art and underground civilizations found right here on Earth.

How have cyclical events throughout the solar system’s history affected the rise and fall of cultures? Was interplanetary travel once common? In this episode, John and Rob talk about the H blocks at Pumapunku, Cydonia on Mars, the pyramids, and more.

Join remote viewer John Vivanco and investigative researcher Rob Counts for a show that’s out of this world.

Strange and paranormal phenomena have been spotted around storms, but tornadoes seem to have the most bizarre activity. UFOs, Twister-like vortexes, and intense energy are consistently reported, as well as sightings of real beings moving inside the tornadoes themselves. The original 1996 Twister movie showed the power of storms and made viewers fascinated by storm chasing, but in real life, their power is intense. Could it be that UFOs attempt to transform tornadoes’ energy or somehow harness it? Given the magnitude and ferocity of some of the scariest tornadoes, unexplained sightings of odd craft around them might just be happening for a reason.

Why are UFOs seen around storms and tornadoes in the first place? Can vortexes and manmade tornadoes really be created intentionally? How do power plants, power lines, and wind turbines work to generate energy? What is a tornado anyway? Rob Counts brings his investigative research to this episode of Metaphysical, explaining how “supercells” form and answering some of these questions. Hear about the surprising instances of UFOs appearing before tornadoes in 1999, 2013, 2022, and more. Is it a coincidence that alien or unidentified craft are seen so often around storms? John Vivanco brings to the show his fascinating remote viewing data about what kind of energy is involved in strange storms, what the UFOs are really after, and more. Did Nikola Tesla know more about “pulling” energy from the Earth or the air than we knew, which anyone advanced enough in technology or science would eventually discover—and be able to exploit? Join Rob and John for a Metaphysical show that’s out of this world.

🛒 Shop Metaphysical Merch 💻 Watch Metaphysical and more on Rise TV 🎧 Listen on Spotify 🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts

📱 Follow on Social Media: TikTok Instagram X Threads Reddit Telegram

Mysterious “butterfly people” were seen by the residents of Joplin, Missouri during the 2011 F5 tornado that devastated the midwest. Curiously, these beings appeared at the perfect moment that some residents were sheltered from danger and miraculously survived. In this episode, Rob and John attempt to answer the questions: What happened in Joplin? Are the butterfly people real? What are the butterfly people? Did survivors of the Twister-esque tornado see butterfly people or angels during the storm? Was the massive, devastating tornado natural? Where did the tornado come from?

With well over a hundred deaths and 1,000 injuries in Joplin, damage up to $7 billion, numerous homes destroyed, vehicles mangled, and commercial buildings flattened, the May storm was one of the largest tornado outbreaks on record. It affected the midwest and south, including Arkansas, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Oklahoma, and more. In Joplin specifically, two thunderstorms merged to produce a “mega tornado.” Interestingly, the highest reports of people encountering “butterfly people” were from children. After an intense car accident, butterflies began appearing around 14-year-old Emily Huddleson. In the middle of a violent weather attack, 10-year-old Mason Lillard felt a hand placed on her shoulder—and it wasn’t her cousin Lage, but a sight nobody would’ve believed if it weren’t for all the other reports of “butterfly people” sightings going around town later. Rob Counts brings his investigative research into firsthand sightings and local legends. Then, John Vivanco shares his incredible remote viewing data that will shed light on the “butterfly people” phenomena and more. Strange, paranormal phenomena have been spotted before natural disasters struck in other cases, but this episode of Metaphysical reveals possibly the strangest one yet. Join Rob and John for a show that’s out of this world.

🛒 Shop Metaphysical Merch 💻 Watch Metaphysical and more on Rise TV 🎧 Listen on Spotify 🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts

📱 Follow on Social Media: TikTok Instagram X Threads Reddit Telegram

In the abandoned town of Portlock, Alaska, something terrifying lurks: the Nantinaq, Alaska’s giant Bigfoot. In this Metaphysical episode, Rob and John investigate sightings of the strange “hairy man of Alaska,” discussing whether these claims are real, false, or if perhaps the answer lies somewhere in the middle. They also look into a place dubbed “Bigfoot Island,” and some extremely bizarre occurrences of 1500 lb. trees being turned upside down and driven 4 feet deep into the ground, with no evidence of human equipment involved in the process. There is no stranger account of an Alaskan mystery than that of the abandoned village of Port Chatham, Alaska (Portlock). Residents were reportedly chased out by a series of murders, which were blamed on a strange beast from the forest. Now, the reports are split between 1) debunkers claiming there’s no evidence of the creature and 2) hunters traveling to the area, spending thousands to locate what they call the Alaskan Nantinaq—a Bigfoot larger, stronger and more ferocious than any other on the planet. And why wouldn’t it be? Not just anything can survive in Alaska. Of stories and evidence of Bigfoot sightings around the world, some stand out more than others, especially when you get to the mysterious territories in the north and especially when you get to Alaska—a sparsely populated, volatile countryside in which legends have been passed down for generations verbally. Today, the mysteries have trickled down to Alaska’s current American inhabitants. Join investigative researcher Rob Counts and remote viewer John Vivanco for a show that’s out of this world. 🛒  Visit the Metaphysical Shop

Terrifying and bizarre cryptids live in Alaska, proving Inuit paranormal legends are real. That’s what remote viewing data and investigative research have found about the history of Alaska, which nobody seems willing to admit. Alaska’s paranormal activity ranges from sightings in the sky to the strangest creatures known, passed down verbally over generations in the Inuit culture. The sightings and stories of these strange beings span from Greenland on the far east coast all the way to Alaska. Even more curious than that, the description of these beings seems to match identical cryptid counterparts all across the world. How could a culture so far removed in the north be seeing things that people have names for in other parts of the world? Is there any evidence that these creatures of myth could be real?

Since 1970, more than 16,000 people have disappeared from Alaska, with some putting that number at 20,000. For such a sparsely populated state, this is a massive number; it’s over double the national average. Is it just the volatile weather in Alaska and hard living conditions causing disappearances, or is there something more nefarious going on? Get ready to have your world turned upside down by the end of this episode. Join Rob Counts and John Vivanco on Metaphysical for a show that’s out of this world.

Creatures, beings, and people in this episode include: the half-wolf, half-orca “akhlut”; the master of bears, “nanook”; giants; the Tuniit people; the Thule; the Inupasugjuk giants of the north; werewolves, “dogman,” and the adlet; skinwalkers; tuurngait spirits; shadow people; creatures like the qalupalik and tammatuyuq that hunt or feed on children; the psychotic “mahaha” that lives on chaos and tickles victims to death; and more. 🛒  Visit the Metaphysical Shop

Something lurks beneath the surface of central Alaska. Up on land, reports of heightened electromagnetic activity and odd-acting animals are the norm, but is it because something deeply strange is causing these disturbances?

In this episode, hear discussions on the mystery of the Alaskan Dark Pyramid, nuclear weaponry, an account from a United States Army counterintelligence officer, remote viewing data on what’s happening underground in Alaska, the pyramids of Giza, the strangest Alaskan wildlife behavior you’ve never heard of, and more.

In Fairbanks, Alaska in June of 2015, strange, eel-like, blood-sucking fish called lampreys fell from the sky and littered the city. It’s important to note that they are seldomly caught and rarely even seen. A few months later, thousands of dead seabirds washed up in Whittier, Alaska. Around the same time in Afognak, just above Kodiak Island, about 10 whales washed up dead on the shore. In 2019, 60 seals washed up dead. Bizarrely, some were found to have lost all their hair. What caused it? 35,000 walruses gathered on a beach in western Alaska around the same time. That’s seven times more than had ever been seen in one place before. What brought them to Alaska? Does that mean something is wrong?

Some people think the strange behavior is from strange electromagnetics within the “Alaska Triangle,” and others just don’t know what to think at all! Want to hear investigative researcher Rob Counts’ and remote viewer John Vivanco’s thoughts? Join the Metaphysical podcast for another show that’s out of this world.

🛒  Visit the Metaphysical Shop

What made the mysterious project leader “Axel Rod” suddenly pull a remote viewer out of his session, then take him hiking through the wilderness to an undisclosed location where they had to remain silent? Hear the impossible-sounding details of governmental remote viewing projects in which figures like Ingo Swann and Pat Price were tasked with looking at otherworldly events. Is alien activity the real reason why people go missing in Alaska?

About 20,000 people have disappeared from Alaska since 1970. This is a massive number for such a sparsely populated state; it’s over double the national average. Some might write that off, considering the conditions in Alaska are so cold and treacherous. But considering its size and population, which is only about 733,000 people, the amount of UFO sightings is staggering—with some sources saying there are well over 6500 reported sightings of UFOs.

Compare this number to one of the most populated states in America, Florida, which in 2015 only had about 5,100 UFO sightings. Then, this Alaska number gets even more curious. Hear the story of three teenaged Anchorage girls who saw a “disc-shaped object” above an Air Force base. Learn the story of a former wilderness guide in Ketchikan who saw a “cauldron of molten metal” one day near his house. Join investigative researcher Rob Counts and remote viewer John Vivanco for a metaphysical show that’s out of this world.

In this episode, Rob and John discuss cattle mutilations’ strange characteristics, Native American UFO sightings, and more. Rob and John’s biggest question they attempt to answer in this episode is, “What the heck is going on in Alaska?”

🛒 Shop Metaphysical Merch

After countless shows on ancient civilizations, strange places, creature encounters, remote viewing, and otherworldly phenomena, Rob and John got a lot of fan questions. Now, they bring you another Metaphysical Q&A where they answer your questions directly from comments left on previous episodes. Want to hear what they have to say? Join Metaphysical for a show that’s out of this world.

Rob and John asked each other, "What's the weirdest thing that's come across your desk this week?" and "Is there a consensus throughout the ages for what creates immortality?" Visit the Metaphysical Shop for Merch

After countless shows on ancient civilizations, strange places, creature encounters, remote viewing, and otherworldly phenomena, Rob and John got a lot of fan questions. Now, they bring you the first ever Metaphysical Q&A where they answer your questions directly from comments left on previous episodes. Want to hear what they have to say? Join Metaphysical for a show that’s out of this world.  Try Rise.TV for 97 Cents!