Episodes

In this episode of the NVus Alien Podcast, I talk with Patti Negri, the witchy powerhouse psychic medium you’ve probably seen on Ghost Adventures, about her new book Doll Craft: A Witch’s Guide to Poppet Magic and Haunted Dolls. We’re diving into the world of dolls that stare back. Patti shares how she evolved from a private psychic to a full-blown paranormal media staple, and why haunted dolls and poppets are way more than creepy collectibles.

Stephanie and I go back into the Gabby Petito case, looking at it through the same psychic lens we used in 2021 and through everything that’s surfaced since the new Netflix documentary dropped. We talk about how we originally tuned into the case in real time while the world was watching, what we picked up intuitively back then, and how that stacks against the details that have come out since.

In this episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather and Stephanie explore the origins of Human Design, the teachings of its founder Ra Uru Hu, and the controversial predictions surrounding the year 2027. Beyond charts, types, and profiles, the conversation examines the philosophy, cosmology, and prophetic claims embedded within the system, along with how different teachers have interpreted those ideas over time.

In this episode, I sit down with Chris Carter, author of The Case for the Afterlife, to talk about what happens when we die and why the evidence for life beyond death is a lot stronger than mainstream science wants to admit.

In this third installment of the New Apostolic Reformation (NAR) series, Heather Woodward examines the documentary Praying for Armageddon and the questions it raises about Christian nationalism, biblical prophecy, and the relationship between religion and political power. The discussion explores how evangelical end-times beliefs, support for Israel, and interpretations of biblical prophecy have become intertwined with political movements in the United States, as well as why the documentary generated significant controversy.

In this episode of the NVus Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward explores a location that doesn’t behave like a typical haunting. The abbey isn’t just holding residual energy. It feels active, structured, and responsive in a way that stands out immediately.

In this bonus episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather and the crew revisit Beyoncé's Black Is King, exploring its rich symbolism, spiritual imagery, and cultural influences. From ancestral traditions and mythology to ritual, archetypes, and esoteric themes, the conversation asks where artistic expression ends and spiritual interpretation begins. Originally recorded as an informal discussion and recently rediscovered in the archives, this episode offers an unfiltered conversation about one of the most visually symbolic albums of the past decade.

In this episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward and Stephanie explore the origins of Theosophy, the teachings of Helena Petrovna Blavatsky, and the movement's lasting impact on New Age spirituality, occult traditions, and contemporary ideological movements. The conversation examines both the philosophical foundations of Theosophy and the more controversial aspects of its history, asking how ideas introduced more than a century ago continue to shape modern discussions about spirituality, consciousness, and power.

In this first installment of a multi-part series, Heather Woodward and Stephanie examine the origins of the 7 Mountain Mandate, its connection to the New Apostolic Reformation, and the movement's vision for influencing seven major areas of society: government, business, education, family, arts and entertainment, media, and religion. The conversation explores how supporters view the movement as a biblical calling while critics argue it represents an effort to expand religious influence into political and cultural institutions.

In this episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward examines the testimony presented before Congress, including statements from Luis Elizondo, Rear Admiral Tim Gallaudet, Michael Gold, and other witnesses. The discussion explores government secrecy surrounding UFOs, the controversial Immaculate Constellation document, military whistleblowers, and the long-standing connection between UAP sightings and nuclear facilities.

In this live episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward, Leah, and Stephanie explore the astrology surrounding Pluto's transition into Aquarius and discuss the collective changes, personal transformations, and emotional challenges that often accompany major planetary cycles. Together, they examine how astrology can be used as a tool for self-reflection, resilience, and navigating periods of uncertainty.

In this episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward explores some of the biggest questions and controversies surrounding the 2024 U.S. presidential election, examining claims, public discussions, and media coverage while encouraging listeners to think critically about the information they consume.

In this episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward and Stephanie discuss The Pfizer Papers, the work of Naomi Wolf and the DailyClout research team, and the questions they raise about pharmaceutical data, regulatory oversight, and public confidence in health institutions. The conversation explores the claims presented in the book, the broader discussion surrounding vaccine safety, and the importance of examining evidence, transparency, and informed decision-making.

In this episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward shares an intuitive look at the 2024 U.S. presidential election through the lenses of tarot, astrology, and personal reflection. Recorded over several days as events unfolded, the episode captures evolving thoughts, emotional reactions, and observations during one of the most closely watched elections in recent history. Along the way, Heather reflects on her own intuitive impressions, examines how expectations can influence interpretation, and discusses the broader conversations surrounding election narratives and public perception.

In this episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward investigates the historic Fee House in Little Rock, Arkansas, exploring its reputation for hauntings, the history of the Fee family, and the paranormal experiences reported within its walls. Using a combination of historical research, intuitive techniques, EVP sessions, tarot, and the Dream Machine, the investigation looks beyond ghost stories to examine the relationship between place, history, and environmental factors.

In this episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward takes a closer look at the widely publicized Ammons family case, the documentary Demon House, and the real events that inspired the film The Deliverance. Rather than focusing on sensational headlines, the discussion examines the case through the lenses of paranormal investigation, psychology, media influence, and belief. The episode explores why the Ammons case became one of the most controversial haunting stories in recent history and how different investigators have interpreted the reported phenomena.

In this archived episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward examines the rise of NXIVM, the allegations surrounding several high-profile public figures, and the broader psychology of manipulation, coercive control, and influence. Using well-known cases as a starting point, the discussion explores how power, wealth, and social status can affect accountability, why high-control organizations attract followers, and what warning signs people should recognize when evaluating leaders and organizations.

In this episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward explores the origins of the Wiccan Rede, the Rule of Three, and the ongoing debates surrounding ethics, personal responsibility, and spellwork within contemporary Pagan and Wiccan traditions. The conversation traces the development of these teachings from their early formulations to their influence on modern magical practice, while examining how different practitioners interpret concepts such as "harm none," karma, and spiritual accountability.

In this archived episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward and Stephanie revisit a discussion originally recorded following the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. They examine the historical roots of the abortion debate, the development of the modern pro-life movement, and the cultural, political, and legal questions that continue to shape one of the nation's most divisive issues. The conversation explores the historical context behind the decision while reflecting on the broader implications for healthcare, legislation, media, and public discourse.

In this episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward features a conversation with Brandon Fugal, the owner of Skinwalker Ranch, discussing the history of the ranch, the scientific investigations conducted on the property, and the challenges of researching extraordinary claims. The discussion explores why Skinwalker Ranch has become a focal point for both paranormal researchers and scientists, and how a disciplined investigative approach is being used to study phenomena that continue to defy easy explanation.

In this episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward speaks with Rupert Guy about extraterrestrial and interdimensional intelligence, the challenges surrounding disclosure, and the qualities humanity may need to develop before meaningful contact can occur. The conversation explores themes of consciousness, ethics, human behavior, and the future of civilization while considering how our treatment of one another might influence any potential relationship with non-human intelligences.

In this episode of the NVUS Alien Podcast, Heather Woodward, Stephanie, and Jason explore the enduring conspiracy theories surrounding Charles Manson, the CIA's MKUltra program, allegations of ritual abuse, and the cultural climate of the 1960s that continues to fuel debate decades later. Drawing from the book Chaos: Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties, the discussion examines the intersection of documented history, investigative journalism, and speculative theories while considering how fear, secrecy, and misinformation influence public understanding of controversial events.

In this second installment of The Best Kept Secret series, Heather Woodward and Stephanie continue their discussion of episodes three and four of the documentary, exploring the realities of human trafficking, organized exploitation, and the questions that continue to surround high-profile abuse cases. The conversation examines the documented facts of the Epstein case alongside broader discussions about media coverage, institutional accountability, and the challenges of investigating crimes involving wealthy and influential individuals.

In this first installment of The Best Kept Secret series, Heather Woodward and Stephanie examine Sean Stone's documentary series, exploring the claims it presents about MKUltra, Project Monarch, ritual abuse allegations, and government secrecy. Along the way, they discuss the evidence behind these controversial topics and the importance of evaluating extraordinary claims with both curiosity and critical thinking. The conversation also explores how conspiracy theories evolve, why certain narratives persist, and how historical events often become intertwined with folklore, misinformation, and genuine unanswered questions.