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Good evening and welcome. It's Tuesday and it's time for another Beyond the Darkness. I'm your host Dave Schrader and back where he belongs across the board from me.

The one and only in lovable Mr. Tim Dennis. Good evening, Tim.

Good evening. Got a good week lined up for you. Good week lined up for you. Yeah, we do.

End of the week, Tim. We're going to be discussing Ouija. There is so much surrounding Ouija. People are terrified of this piece of cardboard and plastic.

Is there a reason should they be afraid of it? We're going to discuss with Ouija board historian Bob Merch some of the history and some of the most terrifying accounts he's collected over the years, including some amazing historic accounts.

We're also going to speak with Dr. Michael Schumer from skeptic magazine to get an insight into how Ouija board on how Ouija boards work.

Are we responsible for this as many people think is our mind powerful enough to create lesions on our skin and addiction to these boards? All the other strange accounts that go along with it.

We'll discuss that with Dr. Michael Schumer on Friday plus a brand new theater of the mind. And of course on Thursday Roy Horn is going to join us.

We're going to talk about a topic Tim that has been capturing the imagination of our audience with darkness radio for years and really seems to be catching fire on the world. The Mandela effect.

Oh, yes. The idea that these false memories seem to be surfacing people in mass remembering specific things and they are wrong.

There are verses of the Bibles that have now changed and people recall them one way it's something completely different.

Is this nothing but a hiccup and a glitch in our own matrix in our own mind? Have we convinced ourselves that there are these changes that never really existed?

And if so, why do a certain number of the populists remember things specifically and in great detail one way while the rest remembers it the way it looks now?

We'll talk about that on Thursday Wednesday show Sean Wicens joins us Tim conspiracies.

We're going to talk about tolerable conspiracies. Some secrets are good for you.

A comedian Sean Wicens is written a book and examines popular conspiracies finding the weirder silver linings behind them.

We always talk about the dark side of conspiracies. It's time to find the good.

There's assassination and there's good.

I will find out I guess.

But tonight let's get started. People love when we go into the weird well realm of cryptids and strange creatures.

And tonight Seth breed love. No, he's not the weird creature Tim. He's here to talk to us about the topic of the moth man of point pleasant.

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