Jodi Marie is an author known for We Will Skin You Alive, a dark and intense work that explores the psychology of fear, survival, and human cruelty within extreme circumstances. Through stark narrative and unsettling themes, Marie examines how individuals confront violence, trauma, and moral choice when pushed beyond ordinary limits. Her writing focuses on the emotional and psychological impact of terror, emphasizing resilience, human instinct, and the disturbing realities that can emerge when societal boundaries collapse.

Moises Szarf is a spiritual researcher and author known for The Ethereal Connection, a work exploring the relationship between human consciousness and subtle, non-physical realms. Szarf examines themes such as intuitive perception, energetic awareness, and the possibility of communication beyond ordinary sensory limits. His work encourages readers to consider how thought, intention, and awareness may influence personal experience and spiritual development, presenting the “ethereal connection” as both an inner journey and a broader exploration of consciousness.

Tim Scullion is a paranormal investigator and historian known for researching the haunted legacy of Williamsburg, Virginia, one of America’s most historically preserved colonial towns. In Haunted Historical Williamsburg, Virginia, Scullion examines reports of apparitions, unexplained sounds, and lingering folklore tied to battle sites, colonial homes, taverns, and historic streets. By combining archival research, eyewitness testimony, and field investigation, his work explores how intense historical events, personal tragedies, and centuries-old environments may contribute to enduring paranormal traditions in the region.

Cheryl Green is a medical doctor and advocate focused on adolescent mental health and family support. In Heal Your Daughter, Dr. Green addresses serious challenges such as depression, self-harm behaviors, and suicidal thoughts in young people, guiding parents and caregivers on how to recognize warning signs, communicate with compassion, and seek appropriate professional help. Her work emphasizes early intervention, evidence-based care, emotional connection, and practical strategies to help families create safe, supportive environments where struggling teens can recover, build resilience, and rediscover hope.

Tony Urban is a paranormal investigator and field explorer known for researching a wide spectrum of unexplained phenomena—from haunted historic locations and reported spirit activity to alleged UFO crash sites and anomalous terrain. Urban combines onsite exploration, historical research, and eyewitness interviews to document cases and locations linked to high-strangeness events. His work emphasizes immersive field investigation and pattern comparison across different types of phenomena, exploring whether hauntings, aerial anomalies, and physical sites of reported crashes may share underlying connections.

Art Levine is an investigative journalist known for reporting on political extremism, hate movements, and the social risks posed by radicalization. In the ‘X’ Zone interview entitled Uncovering the Dangers of Hate and Political Extremes when interviewed by Rob McConnell, Levine examines how antisemitism, extremist ideologies spread, the role of media and online networks in amplifying them, and the real-world consequences for democratic institutions and public safety. His work combines investigative reporting, documented case studies, and historical context to highlight warning signs of extremism while encouraging informed civic awareness and accountability.

Art Levine is an investigative journalist known for reporting on political extremism, hate movements, and the social risks posed by radicalization. In the ‘X’ Zone interview entitled Uncovering the Dangers of Hate and Political Extremes when interviewed by Rob McConnell, Levine examines how antisemitism, extremist ideologies spread, the role of media and online networks in amplifying them, and the real-world consequences for democratic institutions and public safety. His work combines investigative reporting, documented case studies, and historical context to highlight warning signs of extremism while encouraging informed civic awareness and accountability.

Trevor Loudon is an author, filmmaker, and political commentator known for his investigations into alleged governmental corruption, ideological influence networks, and political movements. Loudon’s work focuses on examining public records, historical affiliations, and organizational ties to argue that hidden alliances and corruption can shape policy and governance. His commentary often addresses national security, political ideology, and institutional accountability, placing his analysis within ongoing public debates about transparency, influence, and the integrity of democratic systems.

Tina Blankenship is a psychic and intuitive practitioner known for offering readings focused on personal guidance, emotional clarity, and spiritual awareness. Her work centers on helping individuals navigate life decisions, relationships, and personal growth through intuitive perception and empathic insight. Blankenship emphasizes practical spirituality—encouraging self-awareness, personal empowerment, and thoughtful reflection—while presenting intuitive work as a supportive tool for understanding patterns, choices, and possibilities.

Terry James is a Christian prophecy author and commentator known for works such as Nephilim Imperatives, which examines biblical references to the Nephilim and their possible role within end-times theology. James explores scriptural passages, prophetic interpretation, and contemporary cultural trends to argue that ancient narratives about hybrid beings and spiritual conflict may have relevance to modern events and future prophetic fulfillment. His work blends biblical exegesis, theological speculation, and current-affairs analysis, encouraging readers to view world developments through a prophetic lens grounded in scripture.

Sherry Ward is an author best known for Seekers of the Soul, a collection in which seven psychics and intuitives share insights into their work, methods, and personal spiritual journeys. Ward’s book explores how intuitive practitioners understand consciousness, healing, and guidance, offering readers a multi-perspective look at mediumship, psychic perception, and spiritual development. By presenting diverse voices and experiences, her work invites thoughtful reflection on the role of intuition and inner awareness in personal transformation and everyday life.

Steve Kulls is a Bigfoot/Sasquatch investigator and researcher known for his long-running fieldwork, case analysis, and public advocacy for serious, evidence-based cryptid research. Often called the “Squatchdetective,” Kulls focuses on interviewing witnesses, documenting track finds, analyzing photographic claims, and investigating alleged encounters with a skeptical but open-minded approach. His work emphasizes separating hoaxes and misidentifications from potentially credible reports, aiming to bring investigative discipline, transparency, and accountability to the study of Sasquatch phenomena.

Rich Hoffman is an information technology professional with experience supporting Army communications, systems infrastructure, and secure digital operations. Hoffman’s work focuses on maintaining reliable networks, safeguarding sensitive data, and implementing technical solutions that ensure operational readiness in demanding environments. His background highlights the critical role of IT in modern military logistics, cybersecurity, and real-time information management, where precision, security, and resilience are essential.

Jesse Lee Peterson is a pastor, radio host, and political commentator known for outspoken and often controversial views on religion, gender roles, and social issues. In discussions framed around statements such as “Women Are Beneath Men and the Bible Says So,” Peterson argues from his interpretation of biblical hierarchy and traditionalist theology, presenting a perspective that emphasizes male leadership and structured family roles. His positions generate strong public debate, with critics challenging both the theological basis and social implications, while supporters view his stance as a defense of traditional religious doctrine. His commentary sits at the intersection of faith interpretation, cultural politics, and modern discourse on gender and authority.

Stacey Demarco is a bestselling author, pagan practitioner, and spiritual teacher known for her work introducing modern Paganism to a broad audience. DeMarco explores earth-based spirituality, seasonal rituals, mythic symbolism, and personal empowerment through nature-aligned practice. Her teachings focus on reconnecting with natural cycles, honoring sacred traditions, and developing intuitive awareness, presenting Paganism as a living spiritual path grounded in respect for the earth, personal responsibility, and conscious transformation.

Shakta Khalsa is an internationally recognized yoga teacher, educator, and author known for her work bringing yoga and mindfulness practices to children. In Children and Yoga, Khalsa presents playful, age-appropriate techniques that use movement, breathing, storytelling, and relaxation to help young people develop focus, emotional balance, body awareness, and self-confidence. Her approach blends traditional yoga principles with child development insights, offering parents and educators practical tools to support physical health, calmness, creativity, and positive social skills in a fun and engaging way.

Shakta Khalsa is an internationally recognized yoga teacher, educator, and author known for her work bringing yoga and mindfulness practices to children. In Children and Yoga, Khalsa presents playful, age-appropriate techniques that use movement, breathing, storytelling, and relaxation to help young people develop focus, emotional balance, body awareness, and self-confidence. Her approach blends traditional yoga principles with child development insights, offering parents and educators practical tools to support physical health, calmness, creativity, and positive social skills in a fun and engaging way.

Seth Breedlove is a documentary filmmaker and producer best known as the founder of Small Town Monsters, a production company dedicated to exploring cryptids, folklore, and unexplained phenomena through cinematic documentary storytelling. Breedlove’s work focuses on regional legends—such as Bigfoot, lake monsters, and other mysterious creatures—combining eyewitness testimony, historical context, and atmospheric filmmaking to examine how local myths shape culture and identity. His films aim to document both the mystery itself and the human stories behind enduring monster traditions.

Jason Eastwood is a guitarist and educator known for Guitarfulness, an approach that blends guitar playing with mindfulness, presence, and emotional awareness. Eastwood teaches how focused listening, slow practice, breath control, and intentional sound exploration can transform guitar practice into a meditative experience. His work emphasizes creativity, relaxation, and personal expression—helping musicians reduce performance anxiety, deepen musical connection, and experience playing as both an artistic and mindful journey.

Sherry Shriner was an online broadcaster and writer known for promoting a wide range of unconventional beliefs involving UFOs, extraterrestrial beings, biblical prophecy, and hidden global conspiracies. Her material blended apocalyptic religious interpretations with claims about alien infiltration and coded messages in scripture, attracting both followers and strong criticism. Discussions of Shriner’s work typically focus on its influence within fringe online communities, the psychological and social dynamics of belief, and the broader cultural phenomenon of internet-era conspiracy movements.

Scott Marlowe is a researcher whose work connects the study of cryptozoology—the investigation of unknown or legendary creatures—with cryptography, the analysis of hidden codes and symbolic systems. Marlowe explores how folklore, eyewitness reports, historical documents, and encoded references may contain overlooked clues about mysterious creatures and unexplained phenomena. By blending pattern analysis, symbolic interpretation, and field research, his approach suggests that both biological mysteries and hidden information systems may require similar investigative methods rooted in decoding evidence and contextual meaning.

Sandrea Mosses is a spiritual counselor and paranormal practitioner known for her work on Vanquishing Ghosts and Demons, focusing on methods intended to help individuals address troubling paranormal or negative spiritual experiences. Mosses explores approaches such as prayer, spiritual protection practices, cleansing rituals, and psychological grounding techniques, emphasizing empowerment, discernment, and emotional stability. Her work highlights the importance of separating fear from understanding, encouraging people to approach unexplained experiences with calm, practical steps aimed at restoring personal balance and confidence.

Robert Stone is a paranormal researcher and author whose work Ghosts and Their Interest in Those That Are Still explores why spirit phenomena are often reported to interact with the living. Stone examines historical accounts, eyewitness testimony, and cultural beliefs to consider whether hauntings stem from emotional attachment, unfinished business, environmental imprinting, or consciousness-based connections. His work focuses on the relationship between the living and reported spirit presences, encouraging thoughtful discussion about memory, place, and the enduring mysteries surrounding reported afterlife interactions.

Rosa Montague is a psychic, tarot reader, and spiritual/planetary healer known for work that blends intuitive guidance with energy-based healing practices. Montague focuses on helping individuals achieve emotional clarity, spiritual balance, and personal empowerment through readings, energy alignment, and consciousness-based techniques. Her approach also emphasizes collective healing—encouraging mindful living, environmental awareness, and compassionate action as part of a broader vision of planetary wellness and interconnected human growth.

Coyote Chris Sutton is a shamanic practitioner and paranormal investigator whose work bridges traditional spiritual practices with modern field research into unexplained phenomena. Sutton combines shamanic journeying, energy awareness, and ritual practices with onsite investigations of hauntings, spirit activity, and anomalous environments. His approach emphasizes respect for land, ancestral traditions, and the unseen world, viewing paranormal encounters not only as mysteries to document but also as spiritual imbalances that may require understanding, healing, or reconciliation.