Paranormal talk with rough edges and jokes.
3 Beards Podcast works like a late-night hangout for paranormal curiosity. Episodes move from UFO disclosure and sky anomalies to dogman lore, healing frequencies, happiness advice, and whatever joke the room cannot resist chasing.
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3 Beards Podcast is a paranormal hangout built around live, talky interviews and a panel that sounds comfortable letting the conversation sprawl. It is not slick. That is part of the point. Episodes open with check-ins, ERT Radio mentions, missing-guest jokes, and the practical business of getting everyone into the room, then drift into subjects that range from UFO disclosure to cryptid field warnings. A conversation with Nancy Tames frames disclosure through former DOD work and claims about extraterrestrial influence, fear, and hidden control. A Q and A moves into Yetis, Sasquatch, dogman, lizard people, woods safety, and the kind of extreme cryptid lore that comes with big claims and bigger reactions. John Russell’s appearance turns sky faces, pareidolia, timelines, psychic explanations, and micro photography into one rolling exchange. Dr. Rita Louise, PhD brings the show into a more reflective lane with happiness, mindful awareness, and the trap of spiraling over imagined disasters. Dr. Pat Contrera brings healing frequencies, sound, resonance, vibration, and naturopathic language into the same oddball room. Jack Carey brings paranormal intelligence, aliens, UFOs, and broader claims about who may be watching whom. The show can be grave when a guest is describing cosmic stakes or personal fear. It does not stay grave for long. A joke, a tangent, or a mock T-shirt idea is usually close by. That rhythm keeps the heavier material from hardening into a lecture. The appeal is less about arriving at firm answers and more about sitting with strange claims in real time. Belief and disbelief both get airtime. So do interruptions. So do callbacks, sponsor reads, and chaotic closing bits. For listeners who like paranormal talk with polished narration, it may feel too loose. For listeners who want cryptids, UFOs, fringe wellness, and banter in the same breath, it has a distinct room-tone.
Made for: For listeners who like UFOs, cryptids, fringe theories, paranormal guests, and casual panel banter more than tidy documentary structure. It especially fits people who enjoy weird claims being tested, teased, and carried forward in conversation.
What sets it apart: The show’s strength is its social looseness: guests bring big paranormal or wellness claims, while the panel keeps the room conversational, skeptical, and funny. It feels less like a produced investigation and more like an open table where strange stories can run long.
3 Beards talking Conspiracy's, True Crime, Cryptids, Paranormal, and Fringe Topics. Hosts Craig Ansell, Chris Harmon, Austin Burke live in the Central Florida area. We found a common interest in the Weird topics and Sports and decided to start a podcast. We have shows on Wednesday at 8 PM EST where various topics will be discussed in length(sort of)
Faces in the sky meet taco cravings, if your paranormal curiosity likes its tie loosened.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A grounded conversation about happiness, small victories, and the worry stories that spend energy before anything happens.
Happiness is treated here less like a mood to chase than a practice of noticing what is still possible. With Dr. Rita Louise, PhD, and her book Dang, It Was Me All Along: Cultivate Happiness Through Mindful Awareness as the center, the conversation keeps returning to modest,…
A loose cryptid roundtable mixes folklore, banter, and woods-safety advice.
The Three Beards Podcast keeps this paranormal hangout loose, with Craig, Austin, and Chris joined by Sir Brian and Mark Eddy from Nightlight.
A live-radio UFO disclosure conversation about fear, power, and claims of humanity's extraterrestrial heritage.
UFO disclosure is framed here as a story about power, fear, and humanity trying to understand its place in a much larger universe. The episode centers on a former DOD employee who supports disclosure, then widens into questions of where the movement may be getting the moment…
Faces in the sky and a tiny flower raise questions about what people think they see.
Returning guest John Russell talks about faces he has seen in the sky, while the speakers ask how anyone can tell an unusual sighting from a familiar shape found by the viewer. AI-created images make that question harder: even a striking picture may leave its origin in doubt.
The hosts interview Dr.
The Three Beards Podcast hosts Craig, Austin, and Chris conduct a Q&A with Jim about claimed encounters with Sasquatch, dog men, telepathy, and Agartha.
Nancy Thames describes being a lifelong contactee on the Three Beards Podcast, including a bonded female gray who "always travel in threes" and brings her to craft.
3 Beards Podcast episode 247, "Faces in the sky," features returning guest John Russell discussing apparent faces in clouds, the sun, and photographs.
The hosts introduce a guest, Jack Carey, director of Paranormal Intelligence Agency, to discuss paranormal topics, aliens, and UFOs.
The hosts discuss healing frequencies with Dr.