Out There Radio

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 ho…

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 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…

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.

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…

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 lit…

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 …