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After years away from the mic, Raymond drops by to talk about his new podcast series!

This episode features an interview with Brother Russell, who's comedy work and social commentary focus on the strange world of American Evangelicals.  

This episode features a conversation with recording artist and self-proclaimed cult leader Chris Schlarb.  We discuss the parallels between celebrities and cult leaders, the JFK assassination, and how to stay relevant in a "post-conspiracy" world.  

This episode follows the story of high school students in a suburban Denver county who are in open rebellion against the local school board...  over a history test.

This episode features a discussion of the Satanic Panic, a moral panic of the 1980's which ruined lives and annoyed teenagers with tales of Satanic influences in youth culture.  

This episode features an interview with Daisy Eris Campbell and Steven Pratt, two of the creators of the forthcoming Cosmic Trigger stage play.

From the darkest recesses of the internet comes the Slender Man, a 21st century monster who has inspired real-life attacks and an ever-growing, collaborative digital mythos.  

Was Jesus a literary creation of the Roman Emperors? This episode delves into the controversial work of Joseph Atwill, author of Caesar's Messiah. 

In an extremely personal episode of Out There Radio, Raymond explains the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) and how politicians are playing a dangerous game with the health and well-being of the people you love most.  Dedicated to my mother, Florence Wiley (1950-2013).

Combining tales of the HAARP conspiracy, Nikola Tesla's death ray, and a space cannon capable of launching objects into orbit, this episode of Out There Radio has something for everyone.

This episode features a discussion of Japanese Tsunami ghosts, as well as in-depth look at Austin's top 5 cryptids.

Episode 58 begins with a discussion of the zombie mind control drug known as scopolamine, along with new information about the suspicious death of investigative journalist Gary Webb. In the main segment, we continue our investigation of Coral Castle, a puzzling monument which stands in south Florida. Was its lone creator, Edward Leedskalnin, a genius who uncovered the secrets of the pyramids, a time-traveler, an alien, or just a dedicated man who longed for his lost "Sweet Sixteen?"

Episode 57 begins with a discussion of the mysterious death of Michael Hastings.  Was this notable journalist murdered because he uncovered government corruption? The main topic of the episode is Coral Castle, a puzzling monument which stands in south Florida.  Was its lone creator, Edward Leedskalnin, a genius who uncovered the secrets of the pyramids, a time-traveler, an alien, or just a dedicated man who longed for his lost "Sweet Sixteen?"  

Alex Jones is the most famous conspiracy theorist in the world, but his fame has come with a price.  His increasingly bizarre behaviour has led many to question both his sanity and his sincerity.  Is he a digital cult leader, or a stooge for the NWO, or just a man destabilized by fame?  This episode examines how single figures come to represent entire movements, and the potential drawbacks of being a conspiracy celebrity.

This episode begins with an analysis of possible "Satanic" influences on people who practice Yoga. Is the dark lord lurking in the corner of your Yoga studio, or are evangelicals just scared of a little competition? Later on, Austin and Raymond present the basics of Phantom Time Hypothesis and New Chronology, and report shocking discoveries of phantom years during the second age of Middle Earth.

This episode features an in-depth discussion of the recent popularity of mock-umentaries about mermaids, as well as previous examples of the "found footage" genre. Austin and Raymond then debate the significance of the Citizens Committee for UFO Disclosure and its predecessor, the Disclosure Project.

This episode features an interview with animator, film-maker, and urban exploration expert Bryan Papciak. Bryan is the creator of Met State, an award winning experimental film which explores the abandoned Met State mental hospital.  This interview also contains a number of fascinating and creepy stories about Bryan's experiences in America's condemned underbelly. Bryan was originally slated to appear on our "phone-a-friend" segment, but his tales were so fascinating that we kept him on for the entire episode!

Episode 52 of Out There Radio features an interview with Randall Carlson.  Randall is the founder of Sacred Geometry International, and is one of the most knowledgeable and experienced Freemasons in the Atlanta area.  Randall is an experienced home-builder, and a leading expert on esotericism, archaeo-astronomy, and catastrophism.   Co-hosts Raymond Wiley and Austin Gandy also discuss their experiences at Infusion Festivals, and their constant battle with equipment malfunctions over the past two weeks. If your hunger for podcasts is not sated by the end of this episode, and we know it never is, make sure to check out Out There Premium for another episode with Randall.  We have an in-depth discussion of the structure and rituals of Freemasonry, and go deeper into the world of archaeo-astronomy and the geology of catastrophism. Don't forget to subscribe to our new iTunes podcast feed!  The folks at Apple removed our old listing from the store, and we've lost nearly 300 reviews and ratings.  If you like what you hear, please drop us a review.

After four long years, the Out There Radio crew has re-united, and will be producing a new season of weekly podcast episodes.  In this much anticipated episode, Austin Gandy and Raymond Wiley re-introduce themselves, reflect on their experiences during the past four years, and discuss how their views about conspiracy theories, the occult, and counterculture have evolved. In Out There news, we discuss the recent Aurora shooting, and how rapidly conspiracy narratives can be formed in a web 2.0 environment. We also talk briefly about Raymond’s two recent projects, a book release (The Georgia Guidestones: America’s Most Mysterious Monument) and three upcoming weekend festivals in the woods of west Georgia (Infusion Festivals). In our “phone a friend” segment, we talk to fellow podcaster and rock critic Nicholas Pell.  Nick’s articles for L.A. Weekly have often landed him in hot water with rock fans, and in this segment you’ll find out why.  We also get the skinny on Coincidence Control Network, one of our UK-based sister shows.

Jim Marrs joins us for an hour-long interview about JFK, the new world order and his new book. Austin Gandy returns with an outrageous segment from the Invisible College. Raymond and Joe give their final goodbyes, play listener-submitted clips and announce their plans for the future. Recorded in front of a live studio audience! Jim Marrs is a conspiracy theorist, news reporter, college professor, and author of books and articles on a wide range of assorted conspiracy theories.