Unexplained

This episode features a compilation of iHeartRadio podcast trailers and previews, including shows such as 'The Psychology of Your 20s', 'Unexplained', and various true crime series like 'Betrayal' and 'Crime Stories'. The program also delves into two haunting narratives: the tragic deaths of Petra and Michael Mathers, as revealed in their suicide notes, and a detailed account of paranormal activity affecting Noemia and Marcos's family, involving unexplained physical phenomena and unsettling visions.

This episode explores a 1973 case from Brazil involving a family experiencing unexplained attacks by a mysterious entity, an event so extraordinary it drew the attention of the CIA's Stargate project. The investigation details terrifying encounters with a shadowy black dog and physical evidence such as claw marks and falling stones. The narrative follows the escalation of paranormal events in the homes of Noemia and Pedro, including unexplained injuries and physical damage. It also highlights the scientific investigation led by Anandraji, an engineer seeking empirical data on these escalating phenomena.

This episode features a collection of iHeartRadio podcast trailers and advertisements, including previews for 'Hollywood Handbook', 'She Pivots', and 'The Psychology of Your 20s'. The main narrative explores the historical 1956 mid-air collision over the Grand Canyon involving United Airlines and TWA flights. The episode also delves into a journey through ancestral lands, a river expedition's battle for survival, and an FBI investigation into the potential looting of wreckage containing millions in securities.

This episode of Unexplained details the 1961 encounter between Betty and Barney Hill with a mysterious aerial object while driving through New Hampshire. The narrative follows the couple from their initial sighting of the unidentified craft to the physical evidence found after the event, including their subsequent investigation into UFO phenomena. The episode also explores the aftermath of the encounter, covering the Hills' hypnotic regression sessions with Dr. Simon and the various psychological and historical interpretations of their experience, such as the theory of shared psychosis.

This episode of 'Unexplained' delves into the historical mystery of the Beast of Gévaudan, a series of violent attacks by a creature in 18th-century France. The narrative explores various theories regarding the beast's identity, ranging from a dog-wolf hybrid to an escaped lion or a Eurasian wolf, while also examining the legend of Jean Grunier, a boy rumored to possess the ability to transform into a wolf. The episode also features several podcast previews and advertisements, including highlights from 'Our Town', 'Hollywood Handbook', 'Prose Society', and 'Joy 101'.

This episode features a series of iHeartRadio podcast previews and advertisements, including highlights from Pro Society, Delivering Happiness with Nick Turturro, Joy 101 with Hoda Kotb, Our Town, and Hollywood Handbook. The main feature explores the 'Unexplained' history of the Skoll Group's 1993 communal mediumship experiments. The investigation delves into paranormal phenomena in a cellar involving mysterious physical objects, impossible historical photographs appearing on undeveloped film, and the eventual abrupt shutdown of the project due to alleged interference from a future personality.

This episode begins with a compilation of iHeartRadio podcast trailers, featuring previews for shows such as Podlandia AO Rewatch and Hollywood Handbook. The main feature follows an episode of 'Unexplained' that explores the history of Spiritualism, beginning with the famous Fox sisters and their claims of spirit communication. The narrative delves into the spiritualist experiments of Robin and Sandra Foy in Norfolk, England, detailing a 1993 séance involving the voice of Manu and the appearance of physical objects. The episode further examines the formation of the Skoll Experimental Group and the various paranormal phenomena they encountered, including light manifestations and the emergence of spirit leaders.

This episode of Unexplained, 'The Howling Woods,' explores historical accounts of dog-headed creatures and the modern legend of the Michigan Dogman. The narrative traces sightings from ancient rock etchings in the Libyan desert to specific 20th-century encounters. The episode details various sightings of the creature, including a 1938 encounter by Robert Forney, a significant photograph taken in 1961, and a reported cabin attack in Luther. It also recounts a terrifying encounter with the legendary dogman in the Manistee forest by a hunter named Sam.

This episode of Unexplained explores the profound scientific and mystical shifts at the turn of the 20th century. It begins with Wilhelm Roentgen's 1895 discovery of X-rays, a breakthrough that challenged the Victorian understanding of a solid universe. The program then delves into the history of the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. Tracing its origins from the deciphering of the Cipher Manuscripts to the leadership of Samuel Mathers, the episode examines the order's transition from theoretical study to practical magic, the mystical experiences of figures like W.B. Yeats, and the eventual disruptive arrival of Aleister Crowley.

This episode concludes the investigation into the mysterious death of Ted Binion, exploring the suspicious circumstances surrounding missing silver and the legal battles involving Sandy Murphy and Rick Tabish. The narrative details the trial, including forensic testimony regarding 'Burking' suffocation and evidence of a conspiracy. The episode further examines the aftermath of the initial convictions, the successful legal appeal leading to an acquittal for murder, and the disappearance of millions of dollars worth of silver from official evidence. It concludes by reflecting on the enduring unanswered questions regarding whether Binion was murdered or died by other means.

This episode of 'Unexplained' delves into the mysterious life and death of Ted Binion, exploring his volatile relationship with Sandy Murphy and his connections to organized crime. The narrative traces the criminal history of Rick Tabish and his involvement in Binion's final days, including the suspicious burial of silver in Pahrump. As the investigation unfolds, the episode examines the suspicious circumstances surrounding the morning of September 17th. While initial police findings suggested an accidental overdose, conflicting testimonies from household staff, neighbors, and family members like Becky Binion raise serious questions about potential foul play.

This episode of Unexplained, 'Death in Vegas, The Ted Binion Mystery,' investigates the suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of Ted Binion and the discovery of a massive hoard of silver being moved in Nevada. The narrative explores the legacy of gambling legend Benny Binion, tracing his rise from a Texas errand boy to the founder of the Horseshoe empire, and the subsequent family struggles for control following his death. The episode also features various trailers and advertisements for iHeartRadio shows, including The Happiness Lab, We The Unhoused, and Rebel Spirit, alongside glimpses into the early relationship between Sandy Murphy and Ted Binion.

This episode of Unexplained explores the mysterious disappearance of Brian Schaefer, a medical student at Ohio State University. The narrative follows Brian's final known movements, including a dinner with his father and his last night out at a bar in Columbus, and examines the investigation into his vanishing. Despite analyzing security footage and investigating leads such as a cell phone ping in Hilliard, the investigation has reached significant dead ends. The case remains a cold case, leaving behind unanswered questions about whether Brian left voluntarily or met with foul play.

This episode features a variety of iHeartRadio podcast promotions, including Joy 101, Hey Jonas, Rebel Spirit, We The Unhoused, and Drink Champs. It also presents an episode of Unexplained, which explores the discovery of the Trappist-1 star system and the mysterious 1978 disappearance of pilot Fred Valentich. The narrative investigates theories ranging from UFO sightings to the personal secrets and failed ambitions that may have led to his disappearance.

This episode features various iHeartRadio advertisements and trailers before diving into a detailed investigation from the 'Unexplained' podcast regarding the mysterious disappearance of Daniel Robinson. The narrative explores suspicious clues surrounding a Jeep crash, including evidence suggesting the accident may have been staged. The investigation follows Detective Biffin's scrutiny of a witness named Billy, whose inconsistent testimony and deceptive background raised significant suspicion. Despite leads and a reward offered by Daniel's father, the investigation reached a dead end as Billy refused a polygraph test, leaving the fate of Daniel Robinson an ongoing mystery.

This episode begins with a series of iHeartRadio podcast advertisements and trailers, followed by a detailed investigative narrative from the 'Unexplained' podcast regarding the mysterious disappearance of Daniel Robinson in the Arizona desert. The investigation explores Daniel's final known interactions, including unsettling text messages and the discovery of his wiped social media presence. The narrative continues with the discovery of Daniel's damaged Jeep in the desert, an event that raised even more questions than answers. The episode also features various promos for shows such as Joy 101, Hey Jonas, Drink Champs, and Rebel Spirit.