RPJ…please stop talking over guests (such as Charles Lear show)…and please don’t dominate the discussion so much. `You are knowledgeable, but so are others……..

Interesting and very well done ! Dave Santos

Seriah has brought such a vast array of topics to attention in the way they deserve. I definitely feel like him, his usual guests and myself all share similarities which is comforting. Seriah is honest, real, funny and definitely knows how to deliver a radio show. My interest in such matters have only grown and lead to me to such wonders and mysteries! This show is definitely in my top 3 favorite.

I love the variety of guests and subjects that are on this podcast. Has been in my top 5 for the last 6 years. Clear thinking that can make you realize that there are many ways to look at a subject and how to remain open minded and question everything. I’m 76 years old and still having fun listening to all sides of a subject.

This podcast has become one of my very favorites. As someone who has an interest in the “paranormal” topic, this is the most refreshing podcast out there, in my opinion. I like to hear people apply critical thinking and bring different backgrounds and angles to this topic as opposed to any other shows just rehashing the same old. Keep up the great work, Seriah!

This is one of my favorite podcasts. I would suggest joining their Patreon. Totally worth it. 🧹🐈‍⬛

👍🏻

There are so many paranormal podcasts out there covering the same topics but this stands out as a super thoughtful and compelling deep dive into esoterica. Great guests and always enjoy the round tables.

Chris needs to not be speaking ever

Serial and crew go for high fruit on the tree topics calling into question those beliefs the average listener may have regarding paranormal subjects. It’s always an enjoyable listen!

People talking about taking drugs and being liberal. Not enough paranormal talk.

Charles Lear was really fun 👍

I used to really enjoy this show when Seriah interviewed various authors and had a variety of topics. Slowly it has moved on to more round table discussions and esoteric topics that may have meaning to the small group of regular guests, but are not interesting to those outside of this small circle of “those in the know”. It has lost its relevance, and sadly, I’m moving on…

Please don’t put out content where the speakers either phone or mic is jacked up. Listened for 5 minute after the intro and had to stop.

I liked this podcast before you let Chewter make it an anti-Trump, socialist propaganda-spewing leftist cacophony of garbage. Let’s not forgot the rants about the evils of being “toxically masculine.”

Love this Podcast and have been listening for many years. Seriah does an amazing job!! Joshua is my fav could love listen to him all day!

Definitely recommend.

Sometimes the episodes are interesting. But when the bad episodes come in, they are REALLY bad. Bad in like, when the guest says something interesting, the hosts response is “huh” or “hmm” or “mmm” Seriah, do you have questions? You seem lost and confused. This show strays from people’s stories or legitimate accounts and goes from, ‘ya I think that’s a fake story’ or ‘that guy is not credible’ or in regard to a recent episode, one of the hosts friends literally said something to the effect of ‘conspiracy theorists say the news is wrong, but of it wasn’t correct the mainstream media would not be mainstream’ THIS was literally on a podcast involving UFOS. Some of these people are so out of it, I feel sorry for them.

This is a fun distraction from the real world. The show involves moderately skeptical UFO folks complaining about UFO folks. That guy Red Pill Junkie talks way too much, though.

One star and that’s being kind

Interesting guests, but the opening theme with the woman’s voice doesn’t serve the podcast well and is irritating enough that I always scrub past it.

Great episode great show. Always interesting

This podcast was an eye opener for me pertaining to the paranormal in that the concept of interconnectedness of phenomenon hadn’t been a path I was open to before. I had read Keel and Vallee, but either didn’t want to fully embrace the shared phenomenon aspects or just wasn’t ready for it. At any rate, I stumbled upon WDTRG by chance and it really spoke to me. Seriah is a fantastic interviewer, his guests are spread amongst every conceivable corner of the paranormal and very entertaining. In the beginning I still was not sold on The Other as a universal phenomenon, I was thinking in more compartmentalized terms i.e. nuts and bolts ufos, bigfoot as undiscovered primate, ghosts are of the dead, etc. Seriah and his various guests and colleagues were instrumental in opening my eyes to a different perspective. Suddenly Keel and Vallee were back on the reading list and made so much more sense. I recommend this podcast to everyone and enjoy it immensely myself.

Always entertaining

Seriah is a great host and a deep thinker. Furthermore, he has a coterie of equally intelligent and entertaining guests that join him weekly to participate in some of the most fascinating and thought-provoking conversations about the paranormal. He also has a Patreon option where you will receive weekly episodes sooner, as well as unlock access to bonus content. It’s a steal, it’s a deal. Highly recommended if you’re looking for serious, open-minded discussions that will quite possibly challenge your accepted version of reality.

Seriah and his guests produce some of the best conversations on the weird. Hands down my favorite podcast in this space

Cool topics, down to earth host. I only wish they'd cut out the "outro" music. Some of the songs are truly brutal.

Host sounds like the comic store owner from the simpsons. And some how everything has happened to him too . Comic book guy crossed with that douche bag everyone knows that always has a one up story.

This podcast feels like overhearing a deeply strange conversation outside of a house show.

Can someone please send me a nickel every time Seriah says “liminal”? Thanks! David H.

Loved this show so far. Informative and fun. Not anti-trump at all. Just telling it like it is. Should do it more.

Love the show. But more than once guests have gotten in their nasty remarks regarding the president. Really? With the topic you're covering? I have two podcast playlists--politics and "fun." I don't want to hear that stuff with my entertainment. Specifically, I don't care if Mike "Owl" Clelland doesn't like the POTUS. I don't want to hear it. Enough. I will miss you Seriah.

I never doubt people bc of some things I’ve seen that shouldn’t exist, but DO. I love these stories are getting out so that maybe the stigma will lessen. People laugh until they see something and it happens to them. Then they’re only comfort is searching out these type of stories. Love the host and guests. Great show.

We live in a world of echo chambers confirming our views. And before long, our biases can be bolstered with one swipe on the screen of our phones. In this world “Where Did the Road Go?” is a breath of fresh air. I don’t always agree with what I hear on this show. But I’m always challenged when I listen. The host is rational and logical, posing questions and raising issues that ask us to examine our own beliefs and understanding. Thank you for this time well spent. Thank you very much. - Tom Loewy

This podcast has been a pleasure to listen to for years and seriah the host is a knowledgeable and pleasant host, who's guests are allowed to discuss the topics without the interruption of ads or generic questions. This podcast is a gem.

The reason... The people on the show actually admit that they have no idea what is ACTUALLY going on, and instead speculate and experiment with new ideas and new methods of understanding. One of my favorite tidbits from the host, Seriah, has been that: It's not about finding answers as much as it's about finding better questions.

Love that Psyche Corp. song Whirling Worlds

Everything is connected. to what degree is the ? Orbs of Plasma, UAPs and Sasquatch have what in common?

Right up my alley regarding my current opinion on the phenomenon

Don’t let the cover art fool you this podcast is pure fire. Sariah is one of the few sane voices in such matters and is a joy to listen to. The show lives up to its name.

Always interesting content. Keep it up

I love the show

The host Seriah sounds like he has some sort of obstruction in his sinuses with audible breathing when his guests are talking. Deviated septum?

Episode 34: the interviewee has what might be described as not a very compelling voice to try to listen to. Twenty minute into that episode i concluded it was so boring and long winded, i bailed.....couldn't hang with that particular monotonous interview.

I listen to this fairly regularly along with Conspiranormal and Strange Familiars.

It's not often that you get an interesting podcast that has great sound like this one. It's a real pleasure to listen.

Got to love a great interviewer combined with great production skills. It’s almost like people who work in radio know what they are doing. Keep it up!

This covers all the genres of the paranormal world. From Missing 411 to Big Foot, you can find it all here and many other thought-provoking topics. The topics are explored in a respectful manner. The host, Seriah, is arguably just as good as anyone on Coast to Coast and better in my opinion. He doesn’t push any one theory and is gracious to guests he has on his show. I also enjoy his co-hosts that he has from time to time. I wish Steph Young was still active. My favorite podcast of all-time.

I love the guests and topics but, at least in the few episodes I’ve listened to, it sounds like the interviewer has neither read the books written by his guests nor done any preparation to structure the interview in way that guides the listener in. It’s honestly kind of embarrassing. Kudos to the guests who soldier through and manage to let their work speak for itself.

For this show! Love it