Rowdy paranormal lore with the lights flickering.
HOLOSKY PODCAST pairs loose banter with paranormal cases, folklore, and weird claims. Episodes can wander through community chatter, tech mishaps, ads, and reactions before settling into stories about UFOs, demonic ideas, apparitions, hidden people, and holiday sightings.
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HOLOSKY PODCAST is built around paranormal curiosity, rough-edged friendship, and a strong tolerance for chaos. Steven and Kyle sound most at home when the show feels slightly off the rails. A missing intro can become the cold open. A broken chat can become part of the episode. Regular listeners are folded into the room through shoutouts, running community language, and a sense that the audience is nearby while the case is being assembled. Then the weirdness arrives. Episodes move through supernatural folklore, UFO theories, apparitions, demonic ideas, holiday creature sightings, and accounts of people vanishing or returning from places that should have already been searched. The prepared sections can be genuinely eerie. In the Orang Bunian episode, the jungle going silent becomes a warning sign before voices, disorientation, and rescue details enter the story. In the Our Lady of Zeitoun episode, the show tracks crowds, photographs, police searches, and the possibility of miracle or hoax without turning the material into a sterile debate. The UFO episodes lean stranger and sillier. A question like why people cannot steal UFOs becomes a whole speculative knot of alien technology, access, and disbelief. The folklore episodes give the show another lane. Leshy, Lockett Ranch, and Easter Bunny encounters all sit comfortably beside ghosts, aliens, and demonic videos because the show is less interested in clean categories than in the feeling of a claim getting weird fast. Its humor is blunt but companionable. Its skepticism is conversational rather than formal. The hosts do not hold the listener at documentary distance; they keep interrupting the story with reactions, comparisons, and sudden jokes. That looseness is the point. HOLOSKY PODCAST works best for people who want paranormal cases that still feel like two friends arguing at the table after the lights have gone strange.
Made for: For paranormal listeners who like ghosts, UFOs, folklore, apparitions, and missing-person strangeness delivered with banter instead of documentary polish. It especially fits fans who enjoy community chatter and side reactions around the main story.
What sets it apart: The show keeps the human mess in the recording: tech slips, chat checks, running jokes, and host interruptions stay part of the atmosphere. That makes the folklore feel less archived and more like a weird claim being tested aloud in real time.
Welcome to the HOLOSKY podcast with your hosts Steve and Kyle, where we cover all things paranormal from aliens, ghosts, missing people, and much much more.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Stephen and Kyle turn paranormal testimony into lively conversation about belief, perception and the explanations people build around unresolved experiences.
HOLOSKY PODCAST gives paranormal accounts room to stay strange. Stephen and Kyle move between reported apparitions, childhood sightings of holiday figures, cryptid stories and UFO theories, approaching each subject through narration followed by loose, speculative conversation.
Stephen and Kyle turn Santa sightings and UFO mechanics into the strangest break-room argument you'll happily overhear.
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A church apparition story shaped by crowds, photos, and an empty police search.
Hollow Sky Podcast treats Our Lady Of Zeitoun as a church apparition story with real dramatic scale: a Virgin Mary sighting said to last eight consecutive hours, newspaper coverage across Egypt, and a Cairo photographer, Mr. Mata, capturing images at 3:55 AM.
A messy, funny late-night riff that favors momentum over certainty.
This episode turns a loose Night Shift hangout into a drifting conversation about UFOs, alien piloting, and whether some kind of seal or mechanism is tied to how the craft works.
Rainforest lore becomes a vivid study of silence, disorientation, and the fear of being noticed.
Orang Bunian turns rainforest lore into a focused study of disorientation, silence, and the fear that something just beyond sight may be watching.
A loose Georgia ride through alien abductions, cryptid matchups, airport shutdowns, and one very strange detour.
Georgia gives the episode a loose, oddball frame: cryptid lore, alien abduction talk, airport shutdowns, Velociraptors, and bull semen all end up on the same strange route.
A paranormal question runs through lost keys, flying scissors, and the limits of the senses.
A night-shift conversation about aliens and unseen entities turns misplaced keys and scissors sliding off a table into a test of what people think they know.
A daylight Easter Bunny sighting turns a familiar holiday figure into a backyard mystery.
This Easter special turns a familiar holiday figure into a compact paranormal mystery, built around a daylight sighting that is treated with just enough seriousness to stay curious.
A twin Santa sighting becomes a funny, unsettled look at memory, belief, and shared perception.
The episode treats a childhood Santa sighting less as proof than as a knotty memory about what two people can experience together. One twin remembers seeing him bent over a bag of presents at four, with her sister seeing him too; later, at nine, both sisters heard what seemed to…
Mountain history, told close to the road.
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David McRaney interviews researchers on cognitive bias, motivated reasoning, and why minds change.
Ryan Holiday pairs daily Stoic lessons with long-form guest conversations at his Texas bookstore.
NHPR's Jason Moon investigates the Bear Brook barrel murders and a New Hampshire wrongful-conviction case.
Hosts Steve and Kyle explore real-life Easter bunny sightings in a holiday-themed episode.
Steve and Kyle host a follow-up episode on Santa Claus encounters, sharing Reddit stories of people hearing reindeer, seeing Santa in homes, and witnessing sleighs in the sky.
The hosts Steven and Kyle introduce their podcast, which focuses on Fortean topics, starting with a discussion about Delaware, and encourage listeners to check their social media channels.
This episode explores the paranormal encounter of Doris Bithers with a supernatural entity, presented by hosts Steven and Kyle in a casual, weird-themed format.
The hosts start the episode without the usual intro due to technical issues with updates, creating a spontaneous and informal beginning.
The hosts Steven and Kyle welcome listeners to their Monday podcast, aiming to kickstart the work week with engaging content.
The hosts discuss real-life Easter Bunny sightings in a holiday-themed episode.
The hosts introduce the episode about demons being assigned from birth while dealing with technical issues in the chat.
Hosts Steven and Kyle introduce an episode about the Leshy, a supernatural forest entity from folklore, promising a weird and entertaining discussion.
Steven and Kyle open on Monday Hollow Cold, then move into what they call possibly the largest recorded apparition of the Virgin Mary to date.
Night Shift opens in remote chaos mode.
The jungle silence and the “hidden people” rules turn survival advice into folklore.
Hollow Sky Podcast’s Stephen and Kyle open 'Fortean Fifty: Georgia' after the Florida installment and call Georgia 'weird' before the cases begin.
The hosts open the night shift with platform housekeeping and jokes about battling the algorithm.
This episode discusses real encounters with Santa Claus, exploring whether they involve fae, tulpas, or extraterrestrial phenomena as a follow-up to a previous controversial episode.
The hosts Steven and Kyle discuss whether they believe in elves, exploring supernatural and folklore topics in a casual, conversational podcast.
The hosts announce a follow-up episode about Sam The Sandown Clown, a mysterious figure, while promoting their podcast community and social media platforms.