Real Life Sci-fi With Wade & Willy

Are aliens literally walking among us?

The reason why quantum mechanics and general relativity don’t work together is because gravity only works on paper.

Let’s face it, secret underground bases are everywhere in America. But why? And will they let you in?

Don’t Believe in Santa? How about evil?

There have been over a dozen lost cities found in the ocean but no trace of the mythic lost city of Atlantis.

Wade, Willy, and Chuck check each other for alien implants.

Put on a fresh pair of MeUndies as Wade, Willy, and Ryan Elder discuss whether sound is powerful enough to make you "do the pooh".

Listen to find out.

It is an unpopular conspiracy theory but a major one, did the CIA create AIDS? There's a lot of weird evidence to back the theory up.

Ryan Catner aka Honus Honus of the band Man Man learns about the most important UFO crash ever.

We know Sirhan Sirhan assassinated Robert F. Kennedy, but do we really know why? Comedian Josh Cheney gets inside the mind of a killer.

Of the band The Manx, Zach Zdziebko helps breakdown if blue-bloods are actually reptilian people.

Kelsy Abbott returns to talk about the future!

Who other than I Just Want To Talk About Star Trek's Mike McCafferty to talk about possibility of contacting an actual galactic council.

Willy lays out the conspiracy theories of why the Titanic didn't sink, despite the recorded evidence... but some alternative theories make a compelling argument... jk everyone gets drunk.

Another mystery guest tells a tale of occultism and secret societies of Bohemian Grove...

Real Life Sci-Fi takes on the third plane of 9/11, one that crashed into the Pentagon. What happened?

Eric Acosta returns and there's a weird amount of mysterious deaths surrounding the Clintons. Coincidence?

It's Beyond Yacht Rock's JD and David opposite Wade and Willy in a no holds barred cage match... okay not really. But do they believe in psychics?

HAARP, or the High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program, is a world wide collection of instruments putting electronics frequencies in the air to control weather? Maybe it's total bullsh*t, maybe not.