Tonight, Tuesday on FADE to BLACK: Dana Kippel redefines plasma as a living, intelligent force that shapes creativity, memory, and the multidimensional experience. She explores 3D–5D plasma, encounters with plasma beings, and how her vision challenges science while raising questions about UFOs, demons, and the nature of reality itself.
Dana Kippel, author of *A New Force: Plasma, Consciousness, and the New Human Potential*, is a visionary writer, filmmaker, and speaker. Her work reframes plasma as a living, intelligent medium linked to creativity, memory, and multidimensional reality, blending respect for science with bold exploration of human potential.
Tonight, Wednesday on FADE to BLACK: Bigfoot Michigan Rob shares his personal paranormal journey—from childhood ghost and UFO experiences to a life-changing Bigfoot encounter in Cadillac, Michigan. Now a media voice for those with extraordinary stories, he reveals chilling cases sent by followers, including UFO abductions, Dogman, and Bigfoot encounters, while offering insights from his books and a glimpse into his future ventures.
Media personality and show host on YouTube, Rob is the author of two books and one of the few people to have actually witnessed a Bigfoot and heard it vocalize directly at him in Northern Michigan. His experiences with the paranormal began at age five and continue to this day.
Tonight, Thursday on FADE to BLACK: Adam Apollo unlocks the living layers of your soul as he explores past lives, galactic journeys, and simple ways to start remembering them.
Adam Apollo is a physicist, systems architect, and founder of Superluminal Systems, where he built the Resonance Academy for Unified Physics. He’s spoken at the White House, the UN, and international conferences on future tech and unified physics. Since childhood, Adam has experienced direct contact with starships and dedicated his life to exploring symbolic geometry, past-life recall, healing arts, and humanity’s connection with advanced civilizations.
Tonight, Monday on FADE to BLACK: Travis Walton joins Jennifer W. Stein fifty years after his famed abduction to revisit the incident, ongoing debunking efforts, and its lasting impact.
A native of Snowflake, Arizona, Travis Walton was a timber worker when he famously vanished in 1975 after approaching a mysterious craft in the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. Missing for five days, he later recounted an extraordinary abduction experience aboard a UFO, detailed in his 1978 book The Walton Experience, which inspired the 1993 film Fire in the Sky. Despite decades of skepticism, his case remains one of the most debated in UFO history. Today, Walton lives a quieter life in Arizona, occasionally sharing his story through interviews, documentaries, and podcasts.
Jennifer W. Stein is a self-taught filmmaker, entrepreneur, and UFO researcher. Inspired by a personal experience in 1975, she went on to found Main Line MUFON and has chaired major MUFON symposiums. Through her company, Onwinges Productions, she produced the award-winning documentary Travis: The True Story of Travis Walton, along with films such as Accidental Truth and The Extraordinary Life and Suspicious Death of James Forrestal. A frequent speaker and writer, Jennifer lectures internationally on UFOs, crop circles, and ancient archaeology, while serving as MUFON Arizona’s State Section Director.
Tonight, Tuesday on FADE to BLACK: Tony Rathman reveals Staticom — a revolutionary system that lets disembodied voices break through with clarity, intelligence, and perfect timing.
Tony Rathman is a paranormal researcher, investigator, and technology innovator recognized for pushing the boundaries of spirit communication. With over a decade and a half of field experience, he has dedicated his work to designing advanced tools that bridge the gap between science and the unexplained. His most recent method, Staticom3.0, represents a new era in spirit communication technology—utilizing customized scanning, filtering, and signal manipulation methods to capture real-time spirit responses with unprecedented clarity. Through Staticom, Tony has not only redefined how investigators interact with the spirit world but has also set a new standard for evidence-based paranormal research and the possibility of proving that consciousness can and in fact does, survive death.
Tonight, Wednesday on FADE to BLACK: Dean Bertram unpacks the Shaver Mystery and Raymond A. Palmer’s pivotal role in shaping UFO belief—from the Maury Island incident to FATE magazine.
Dean Bertram, PhD, is a historian, filmmaker, and host of Talking Weird on the Untold Radio Network. He directs MidWest WeirdFest and A Night of Horror International Film Festival, and his award-winning short The Shaver Mystery is currently on the festival circuit. Dean is now filming a feature documentary, The Man Who Invented Flying Saucers, exploring Raymond A. Palmer, the Shaver Mystery, and the origins of modern UFO belief.
