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Over the years, I’ve worked with Protestant ministers, Catholic priests, skeptics, believers, doubters, and people who didn’t know what they believed anymore—but knew something wasn’t right. And through all of that, one thing has remained constant: my personal relationship with Jesus Christ and how that faith guides every investigation I choose to take… and just as importantly, the ones I choose to walk away from. This episode isn’t about converting anyone. It’s about discernment, responsibility, and knowing your limits.

Over the years, I’ve learned one undeniable truth while researching the paranormal: objects remember. I’ve held items that felt wrong the moment they touched my hands—cold in a way that had nothing to do with temperature. I’ve stood in antique shops, private homes, and forgotten storage rooms where the air seemed heavier around a single object, like the space itself was warning me to keep my distance. Some items carried emotional residue—grief, anger, fear—while others felt far more intentional, as if something was still present, still aware. I’ve encountered mirrors that reflected more than they should, objects that seemed to invite activity into otherwise quiet locations, and personal items that acted as anchors for something unseen. In several cases, activity didn’t follow the location—it followed the object. Once it was removed, the haunting stopped. That pattern repeats itself far too often to ignore. Cursed and haunted objects don’t need ancient rituals or dramatic backstories. Sometimes all it takes is trauma, obsession, or the wrong energy at the wrong moment. And once that connection is formed, it doesn’t always let go willingly. That’s why cases like the Tallman haunting matter. They remind us that the paranormal doesn’t always come from old houses or graveyards. Sometimes, it’s carried right through the front door. I’m Neal Parks, and this has been Paranormally Speaking. Thank you for joining me on this journey through one of Wisconsin’s strangest encounters. Next episode, we’ll be exploring [insert your next topic or tease here]— and trust me, you won’t want to miss it. Until then: Keep searching. Keep questioning. And as always… keep your eyes open to the shadows.

“The Moon Is Not a Rock, It’s a Surveillance Device (Allegedly)” Ladies and gentlemen, paranormal degenerates, and anyone currently staring suspiciously at the Moon through their kitchen window— Welcome to Paranormally Speaking, the podcast where we explore the unknown, the uncomfortable, and the stuff that makes NASA immediately change the subject. Tonight’s episode asks a simple question: 👉 What if humanity’s greatest secret… isn’t buried beneath the Earth… but parked directly above us? That’s right. Tonight, we’re talking about: • A former U.S. Navy insider • Alleged alien overlords • Secret space war programs • Nazi UFO blueprints • And a Moon that may not be a Moon at all—but rather a cosmic control center with really good camouflage If this episode makes you uncomfortable, good. If it makes you laugh, even better. If it makes you stare at the Moon tonight like it owes you money—mission accomplished.

Welcome back to an all new season and episode of Paranormally Speaking with Neal Parks! Episode Title: “Satan’s Hollow, Sewer Demons, and the Ohio Obsession with Hell”.

On this episode of Paranormally Speaking with Neal Parks: Season Seven Finale. Topics include UFOs and our Presidents, The Van Meter Visitor, UFO bases underwater, haunted places, alien visitors and so much more.

Are the Annunaki on 3I/Atlas? Given all this, let’s explore implications if we take seriously the possibility that myths like those of the Anunnaki encode memories of visitors or extraterrestrials, or that phenomena like 3I/ATLAS could be connected. • One theory: The Anunnaki, in myth, were extraterrestrials who seeded or intervened in human origins. Their myths reflect contact, not just metaphor. If so, an incoming interstellar object might be interpreted as a return visitation—or at least a sign. • Another: The myths represent psychological, societal, or spiritual archetypes; the physical interpretation is retrofitted. So attributing things like 3I/ATLAS to mythic beings may reflect human tendency to seek meaning, not evidence of celestial gods. • Also, the desire to connect myth to modern cosmic phenomena reveals a broader human pattern: when confronted with “something external,” especially in space, we project onto it mythic frameworks.

On this week’s episode of Paranormally Speaking with Neal Parks: The Best of UFOs, Aliens and UAPs!

2025 in review with Neal Parks. The best of Paranormally Speaking for the year.

American Sasquatch! Man? Myth? Monster? Based on folklore, Native American legends, and modern sighting reports, "bad things" attributed to Bigfoot range from frightening displays of territorial aggression to more nefarious acts like kidnapping and murder. While no modern-day fatal attacks are verified, the creature's capacity for violence is a recurring theme in stories. Aggressive and territorial encounters

🎙 Paranormally Speaking with Neal Parks – Episode: Fire in the Sky. Welcome back to Paranormally Speaking with Neal Parks, the show where I pull back the veil on the unexplained, the uncanny, and the downright terrifying. Tonight’s episode is one of the most infamous cases in UFO history—an incident that has divided skeptics and believers for nearly five decades. It’s the story that inspired one of the most unnerving alien abduction films ever made. This is… Fire in the Sky: The Travis Walton Abduction.

Tonight, we open a case that blurs the line between medical miracle and murder, between science and sacrilege. This is the story of William Hunter and William Smellie — hailed as fathers of British obstetrics — and accused, centuries later, of fueling their discoveries with the blood of the innocent.

Abducted in front of 23 witnesses and a UN secretary-general: The most famous UFO file is resurrected on Netflix. Linda Napolitano, the New York housewife who made headlines after starring in the so-called ‘alien abduction of the century,’ has filed legal action against a documentary that questions her story.

This week on Paranormally Speaking with Neal Parks: It's volume 18! The very best of Paranormally Speaking. Perhaps you missed it the first time. Enjoy.

In this episode, I will be discussing "Crop Formations". My personal experiences, cases I've handled and the origins of this anomaly.

Episode Title: “The Beast of Bray Road – Wisconsin’s Werewolf” In this chilling episode of Paranormally Speaking, Neal Parks takes listeners down a lonely rural road in Elkhorn, Wisconsin—home to one of America’s most infamous cryptids: the Beast of Bray Road. For decades, terrified eyewitnesses have reported encounters with a towering, wolf-like creature lurking along the roadside, stalking cars, chasing prey, and even feasting on roadkill under the moonlight. Is it a werewolf, a misidentified animal, or something far stranger that defies explanation? Neal unpacks the beast’s history, from early sightings in the late 1980s to the media frenzy that followed journalist Linda Godfrey’s groundbreaking coverage. You’ll hear about spine-tingling accounts from farmers, motorists, and even local law enforcement, each describing the same impossible creature. The episode also explores the theories—cryptid, spirit, shapeshifter, or hoax—that surround this enduring legend. Join Neal as he ventures into the heart of Wisconsin’s folklore, piecing together the mystery of a monster that may still be watching from the shadows of Bray Road.