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Fringe talk with dirt under its nails.
The Grimerica Show 2.0 is a long-running conversation show where rough-edged personal chatter gives way to interviews on esoteric practice, natural medicine, paranormal claims, and old mysteries. It suits curious listeners who like their weird subjects handled with jokes, detours, and very little polish.
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The Grimerica Show 2.0 is a long-running conversation show built around the borderlands of culture: plant and mushroom medicine, occult practice, UFO material, folklore, consciousness, old mysteries, and the odd practical tangent that wanders in before the interview starts. It is not tidy. Recent episodes open with cats in the studio, karaoke talk, support plugs, road trips, Canadian politics, and travel plans before landing on Thai tattoo magick, moss medicine, agrarian magic, paranormal claims, or Easter Island theories. That looseness is central to the experience. The show treats a guest conversation less like a polished segment and more like a late-night table where someone has brought a strange book, a stranger story, or a practice that needs explaining from the ground up. Sheer Zed talks through initiation and Thai Buddhist tattoo practice. Robert Dale Rogers brings mosses, liverworts, traditional use, modern natural medicine, and mushroom talk into the frame. Todd Elliott appears through farming, mythology, folklore, and magical practice. Christopher Macklin PhD is introduced through UFO and paranormal material. Annie Cuglas Humphrey, PhD brings Norse-Gaelic paganism, Viking and Irish myth, and magic. Jason Wilde 108 arrives with hypnotherapy, sadhu material, and pattern talk. The show can be skeptical, excited, dry, warm, and irreverent in the same stretch. It asks basic questions without embarrassment. It also lets the side roads stay visible: the support model, the trips, the Retro Catalog, the in-jokes, and the sense that the audience has been around for years. The result is shaggy but distinctive. It suits listeners who want fringe topics handled by people who sound genuinely curious, not clinically detached, and who do not mind waiting through the human mess around the big weird subject.
Made for: For listeners who like esoteric interviews, natural medicine, UFO talk, folklore, and ancient-mystery speculation with a lot of informal banter around the edges. Best for people who enjoy loose conversations more than tightly produced explainers.
What sets it apart: The show’s strength is its lived-in messiness: guest interviews sit inside recurring jokes, travel plans, support talk, technical hiccups, and blunt curiosity. It makes fringe and spiritual subjects feel less like a lecture and more like a long-running table conversation.
The Grimerica Show is a podcast featuring casual conversations with people we find interesting. The podcast features guest from fields ranging from ufos to conspiracies to psychedelics, meditation, consciousness, folklore and more.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Unhurried guest conversations make unconventional beliefs and contested claims legible through questions about evidence, practice and personal experience.
The Grimerica Show 2.0 gives unconventional claims room to develop, then follows them with practical questions about evidence, experience and interpretation.
Moss medicine meets Shroud statistics when your curiosity refuses to stay in one lane.
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A banter-heavy opening gives way to a focused talk on Thai tattoo magic and initiation.
The episode starts with loose banter about UFO videos and Carney Majority Government Day, then settles into Shear Zed and Thai tattoo magic. The strongest part is the basic line it keeps returning to: a spiritual tattoo is not a souvenir, and initiation comes through lived…
A loose moss-and-mushroom conversation that connects traditional use with modern pharmacology.
The episode uses moss medicine as its hook, then opens out into mushroom medicine, older traditional uses, and the places where those claims seem to meet modern pharmacology.
A hunting recap where the terrain, the split, and the banter do most of the work.
This Guy America Show episode keeps circling back to the hunt, but the real pull is the way the group keeps piling on detail as they go. The walk from Tercera Island brings in weather talk, photo talk, stone and cart-rut sightings, and the sort of rough country detail that makes…
A focused take on the Shroud of Turin, with carbon dating and data disputes doing most of the work.
The episode takes the Shroud of Turin seriously, and it works best when it moves from the cloth itself to the harder questions around carbon dating, data sharing, methods, and the uneven results tied to the sample.
A grounded meditation conversation with enough science to keep it from drifting.
Grimerica talks with Susanna and Pierron Blair about heart-rhythm meditation, heart rate variability, and the idea that breath can be trained to meet stress head-on.
A loose, candid channeling interview that gets strongest when it sticks to plain questions.
This week, the show sits down with Steve Rother, who says he has been channeling the Group for decades and doing it professionally for about 30 years.
A loose, skeptical climate chat with enough data talk to keep it grounded.
Tony Heller shows up in a bonus Gramerica episode for a loose, skeptical conversation that drifts between climate talk, his data app, and a few number-heavy side trips.
NHPR's Jason Moon investigates the Bear Brook barrel murders and a New Hampshire wrongful-conviction case.
Sean Robins says AI already affects book production through translation and cover art, while I, Anomaly imagines a self-aware combat android.
The show opens with its usual loose talk about podcasts, politics, and UFO chatter before bringing on Shear Zed.
Moss medicine gets the Grimerica treatment.
This episode features Todd Elliott discussing agrarian magical practices, mythology, and folklore in a casual, humorous setting with host Guy Merrick.
This episode features an interview with UFO expert Christopher Macklin, discussing his long-standing work in the paranormal field.
This episode features an interview with genetics expert Eugene M.
This episode features an interview with Annie Cuglas Humphrey discussing the syncretization of Norse and Gaelic paganism, myths, and magic outside Roman influence.
Casual conversation with a guest about UFOs, conspiracies, and fringe topics.
This episode of The Grime America Show is a special solo discussion about Easter Island (Rapa Nui), including travel plans, theories, and maps, with mentions of past guests and the Retro Catalog.
Hosts discuss a guest's book on ancient history and time capsules, touching on the fragility of digital information.
The hosts kick off the 2026 season by asking for listener support and subscriptions to sustain the show.
The hosts introduce an episode about 6D Ascension with guest Judith Corvin-Blackburn, blending humor and spiritual discussion.
Casual conversation with John C.
An interview with Ryan Kralik about his information-first framework of reality and consciousness, exploring its relation to simulation theory and ancient wisdom.
An interview with Ryan Kralik about his information-first framework of reality and consciousness, exploring its relation to simulation theory and ancient wisdom.
The hosts return from a break and introduce a returning guest, discussing their recent trip and the show's focus on fringe topics.
The weather feels sideways before the hunt even starts.
The runway starts with Utah.
Casual conversation with a former gigolo turned spiritual master covering kundalini, reiki, CE5, and awakening.
An interview with Dr.
The hosts discuss a roundup episode covering various esoteric topics and the return of their YouTube channel after censorship.
The hosts introduce an interview with a guest named Richard, discussing UFOs, conspiracies, and the 'real-life X-Files'.
Loose ramblings first.
The hosts introduce a conversation about super soldiers and special forces with guests Joel and Michelle.
The hosts discuss a guest's book on six key Tibetan practices for enlightenment, touching on his background in Zen, Tibetan Buddhism, Feng Shui, and Qigong.
The Grimerica Show 2.0 episode with Steve Rother mixes hunting logistics, vehicle trouble, and long-form metaphysical speculation about cataclysms and UAPs.
The hosts discuss their recent ranch event, including a wizard robe appearance and organizing old meat for hunting season.
The hosts discuss the Carolina Bays geological mystery with guest Chris Cottrell, exploring theories of impact events.
The hosts discuss synchronicity with guest Bernard Beitman, while also joking about their broken mic stands and asking for listener support.
A casual conversation about witches, magic, spells, and ritual practices.
Casual conversations with guests on fringe topics like UFOs, conspiracies, psychedelics, and consciousness.
Tony Heller says Trump’s administration has choked off climate-research funding at NASA and universities, while roughly $500 billion for green energy is still moving through the system.
The host and Nick Spratt discuss their experiences and wrap up the Cosmic Summit 2025 conference, touching on social activities and personal anecdotes.
The hosts chat about Grimerica being on the road, the rainy weather on the Sunshine Coast, and the contrast with their sunny home.
This bonus episode of The Grime America Show features hosts discussing their transition to full-time podcasting and upcoming interviews, including one with Sara Phinn Huntley and David Jay Brown about DMT entities.