Thomas Franklin
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Long-form testimony from the strange side.
The Eye of Jupiter Podcast gives experiencers room to talk through Bigfoot, Dogman, guardian angels, strange deer, portals, deja vu, and lost civilizations. It is patient, conversational, and more interested in testimony than tidy conclusions.
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The Eye of Jupiter Podcast sits in the part of paranormal audio where the story matters more than the package. It is interview-driven and deliberately roomy. Guests are usually allowed to build the world around an encounter before the encounter itself arrives. That can mean weather, family history, work routines, hunting trips, regional details, or the small physical clues that made something feel impossible to ignore. Recent episodes circle Bigfoot, Dogman, Sasquatch-as-spiritual-teacher stories, guardian angels, strange deer, portals, disappearing meadows, deja vu, lost civilizations, and higher consciousness. The show does not force those subjects into a single theory. It lets them sit beside each other. Tom Franklin asks plain questions, offers quick affirmations, and keeps the conversation moving without sanding away the digressions. A guest describing a print in hard clay gets space to talk about the slope, the toes, the drought, and the person who stopped by the road. A Dogman guest gets space to talk about fear at home, tapping windows, animals reacting, and the value of having an organization that will listen. The tone is warm. It can also be grave when the account is frightening or personal. The show often frames paranormal testimony as something isolating, and guests are treated as people looking for a place to say what happened. There is little interest in sleek documentary distance. There is a lot of interest in how a memory feels when someone is still trying to make sense of it. Episodes may include housekeeping, livestream context, email invitations, channel support reminders, and casual life updates. That roughness is part of the texture. The strongest moments come when the conversation relaxes enough for a strange detail to land on its own. Listeners looking for skeptical debate may find it too credulous. Listeners who like long witness accounts, fringe lore, and open-ended mystery will find a steady supply of stories that feel talked through rather than performed.
Made for: For listeners who enjoy firsthand paranormal accounts, cryptid lore, and loose conversations where guests can take their time. It especially fits people who prefer open curiosity over formal debunking or polished documentary structure.
What sets it apart: The show’s strength is its patience with witness testimony: tracks, roads, cabins, family memories, and odd physical details are allowed to accumulate slowly. It feels less like a produced investigation and more like sitting in on a long call with someone finally telling the whole story.
Join Tom Franklin, host of The Eye of Jupiter Podcast, as he dives deep into fringe topics like cryptids, UFOs, the paranormal, the afterlife, psychedelics, lore, super soldier programs, conspiracies, and more. Through firsthand accounts, intriguing stories, and thought-provoking discussions, Tom explores the mysteries of the unknown while reflecting on their profound ramifications. With a balance of seriousness, lightheartedness, occasional humor, and a focus on hope, love, and connectedness, Tom brings a unique perspective to every episode.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-eye-of-jupiter-podcast--6474230/support.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Curious interviews turn Sasquatch testimony into a close study of how extraordinary experiences become belief, community and continuing inquiry.
Tom Franklin gives extraordinary Sasquatch accounts room to unfold in the language of the people reporting them. The Eye of Jupiter Podcast takes the form of open, curious interviews, with Franklin asking guests to retrace encounters, explain their interpretations and follow…
Sasquatch mind-speak meets ultrasound and genetics when your curiosity refuses to choose one explanation.
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A Bigfoot conversation that treats wonder as lived testimony, not something to solve in a hurry.
The Eye of Jupiter Podcast leans into Bigfoot and the question of why extraordinary beings might matter at all. Tom Franklin is in a new setting with different background and lighting, and the guest moves from Eastern mysticism and Jesus toward Native stories, personal…
A loose Bigfoot conversation built on tracks, clay ground, fish left by the road, and a call answered from far off.
Eric Potts gives a first-person account of his Bigfoot encounters, while Tom Franklin keeps the talk moving and gives him room to work through the details.
A patient Sasquatch conversation that favors lived experience over proof.
This episode brings Randy Bauer back for more Sasquatch stories, keeping the mix of gifting, woods, and the feeling that something sits just out of sight.
A long, plainspoken paranormal account that lets each odd detail land in turn.
Episode 103 follows Randy Bauer as he talks through what has been happening to him in northern Minnesota, moving from Sasquatch and mind speak to the claim that other people have come to his property to verify it.
A witness-led Bigfoot interview that turns one strange encounter into a long search for answers.
Todd Neese's Bigfoot account begins in Oregon in 1993, when he was working for the Army Corps of Engineers and returned to an area where C4 had been blown up to find three dark figures standing in the pit. That encounter seems to have set everything else in motion.
Tom Franklin opens from a new location with updated background and lighting, then settles into a familiar, curious conversation.
Tom Franklin welcomes Eric Potts back for a long, open-ended talk about Bigfoot encounters.
This episode features an interview with Jody Cooks from the North American Dogman Project, discussing alleged U.S.
This episode features an interview with Drew Wilson about his journey from a toxic lifestyle to higher consciousness through self-reflection and exploring hidden truths.
This episode features an interview with Polish researcher Aleksander Czeszkiewicz discussing topics like déjà vu, premonitions, lost civilizations such as Gobekli Tepe, and critiques of academia's handling of alternative historical theories.
Tom Franklin interviews Jen Jacobs from the North American Dog Man Project about her encounters and the organization's work documenting dogman sightings.
Tom Franklin interviews Barbara Shoup about her experiences with portals, blinking eyes, and fairies in Washington State.
Tom Franklin explores fringe topics like cryptids, UFOs, and the paranormal through firsthand accounts and discussions.
Tom Franklin interviews Doug Hycheck from MonsterQuest about his experiences with UFOs and cryptids.
Tom Franklin interviews Bruce Brown about his encounters with Bigfoot and a dogman, sharing firsthand accounts of cryptid experiences.
Tom Franklin interviews James Faca about his encounter with a Sasquatch stepping through a portal while fishing.
Randy Bauer returns to The Eye of Jupiter Live for another round of Sasquatch talk.
Randy Bauer walks through a run of strange events in northern Minnesota.
Tom Franklin introduces a returning guest, Bruce Brown, who shares paranormal experiences including a ghost in a cemetery and a plane crash with lost time.
The Eye of Jupiter opens with Todd Neese's 1993 Bigfoot encounter in Oregon.
This episode is a year-in-review discussion with Daniel Ian Cahoon from the Magical Journey Podcast, reflecting on memorable interviews and episodes from the past year.
Tom Franklin interviews Jen Cruz from She Squatchers about a recording of Sasquatch speaking in a Native American language.
Tom Franklin interviews Carter Bushard, a UFO experiencer and Bigfoot researcher, about his new book on Sasquatch.
Tom Franklin interviews paranormal researcher Lee Hatfield about his experiences and the challenges of scientifically investigating paranormal activity.
Tom Franklin interviews Mike and Jenny Atkins about strange paranormal events occurring at their home after Hurricane Helene.
Tom Franklin introduces an interview with Ken Sabrickas, who shares strange experiences and discusses fringe topics like cryptids and UFOs.
Tom Franklin interviews Carter Bushard about his multiple alien abductions, revealed through regression therapy and hypnosis.
A Halloween special live episode featuring insiders and spooky stories, with a year-in-review format and Spanish translations.
Tom Franklin interviews Chester Smith about a possible Mothman or rake encounter, continuing their discussion on cryptid attacks.
Tom Franklin interviews filmmaker William Hatfield about his creative process and research into fringe topics.
This episode features an interview with Paul Anthony from the paranormal channel 'The Paranormal Among Us,' discussing his investigations and recent growth on YouTube.
Tom Franklin interviews Dale Lyons about his strange encounters with giants and other unexplained phenomena.
Ryley Watson shares his personal experiences with UFO-like activity and strange encounters in the woods, including a trip with Harley Owens from Bigfoot Data and Reports.
Tom Franklin explores fringe topics like cryptids, UFOs, and the paranormal through firsthand accounts and discussions.
This episode features an interview with Daniel Ian Cohoon from the Magical Journey podcast, discussing upcoming content for both shows and audience engagement strategies.
Tom Franklin interviews Dr.
Tom Franklin interviews Katie Page, an experiencer who grew up on a ranch in Colorado predating Skinwalker Ranch, sharing her paranormal experiences.