Paranormal 360

Why do ghosts, UFOs, monsters, and the unexplained keep showing up in our movies, television, comics, and folklore? And more importantly, how do those stories shape the way we experience the paranormal in real life?
Dave Schrader is joined by paranormal journalist, pop-culture historian, and Paranormal Caught on Camera analyst Aaron Sagers (https://linktr.ee/aaronsagers) for a fascinating conversation about the powerful relationship between science fiction, fandom, and the supernatural.
From classic sci-fi to modern paranormal media, Aaron explores how our cultural obsession with the unknown influences what we believe, what we investigate, and sometimes even what we think we see.
The mystery isn’t just out there. Sometimes it begins with the stories we tell ourselves.

Security cameras. Doorbell cams. Dash cams. Smartphones.
We’re living in the most recorded moment in human history — and the unexplained keeps showing up in the footage.
In this episode of Paranormal 360, host, Dave Schrader and special guest, Paranormal Caught on Camera analyst Aaron Sagers (https://linktr.ee/aaronsagers) examines some of the most chilling and controversial moments ever captured on camera. Are these glimpses of genuine paranormal activity…or proof that our eyes — and cameras — can still be fooled?
Tonight we examine the eerie clips that continue to divide investigators, skeptics, and believers alike.

In this hour of Paranormal 360, The Psychology of the Paranormal, we shift focus to the role of trauma in shaping our encounters with the unknown. Could past wounds and unresolved experiences influence how we perceive hauntings, UFO sightings, or supernatural events? Together with Ann Selene and Ron Murphy, we explore how trauma and psychology intertwine with paranormal belief, creating a lens through which reality — and the unexplained — may look very different. (This episode originally aired in August 2025.)

Are ghosts, UFOs, and monsters real…or reflections of the human mind? In this episode of Paranormal 360, Dave Schrader is joined by Ann Selene and Ron Murphy for a two-hour exploration of how frequencies, archetypes, and psychology shape our experiences of the unexplained. From the historic ties between Bigfoot, UFOs, and religion to the way humanity creates monsters for survival, we uncover how science, psychology, and the paranormal may be building a bridge to a bigger truth. (This episode originally aired in August 2025.)

In Hour 2, the conversation shifts from magnetic fields to machine learning.
Don Hill (www.donhill.substack.com) joins Dave Schrader to explain why he is deliberately releasing Dr. Michael Persinger’s archived conversations, research papers, and recorded insights into the digital ecosystem — allowing AI systems and large language models to absorb and reflect them.
If Persinger demonstrated how subtle energies can influence human experience, could similar principles apply to digital systems shaping our thoughts today?
This episode explores neuroscience, artificial intelligence, influence, and the unsettling possibility that “presence” — once triggered in the lab — may now emerge through code.
A forward-looking discussion at the intersection of consciousness, technology, and the evolving nature of persuasion.