Welcome to Oh No, Ross and Carrie!, the show where we don’t just report on fringe science, spirituality, and claims of the paranormal, but take part ourselves. Follow us as we join religions, undergo alternative treatments, seek out the paranormal, and always find the humor in life’s biggest mysteries. We show up - so you don’t have to. Every month we share a new investigation, along with occasional bonus interviews and updates.
In part two of our visit to the Children’s March for Humanity, Ross and Carrie bake in the sun for three hours and listen to talks from feminine mommas and masculine papas with dubious credentials. We learn that this generation is the sickest ever, pregnant women should get their silver fillings removed, and vaccines are full of aborted fetuses. Our new tribe also encourages us to trust our momma’s instinct, be more wizmatic, challenge the vaccinated with carefrontation, and to sing “Kukuma, Kukuma” with the plants to bring heaven on earth.
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Take a break from our Summer of UFOs to join us on a march into the controversial and often heartbreaking world of anti-vaccine activism. Ross and Carrie attend the Children's March for Humanity, a national event taking place at different locations across the country, to spread the word about the allegedly harmful effects of vaccinations. But are vaccines really so bad? We have the science right here. Plus, what anti-vaccine rally would be complete without a chair that beams EMF radiation into your blood, an anti-vegetarianism table, and a very expensive juice cleanse?
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On our final day of the Ozark Mountain UFO Conference we hear from famous abductee Travis Walton, a former logger who was taken by a fire in the sky. We ask some of our own questions of Travis and the other speakers, and learn briefly about the great Battle of 1996 and how we're all 200 years older than we think we are. As Stanton Friedman would say... YES.
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The Ozark Mountain UFO Conference keeps delighting, with a talk from retired nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman, who lends extra scientific credibility to the world of ufology. Then, we continue to the speakers' dinner, where presenter Grant Cameron regales us with information about President Trump, dimensional portals, and a mysterious L.A. filmmaker who is going to blow disclosure wide open. Plus, Ross goes searching for aliens (or owls) while Carrie goes searching for sleep.
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Back at the Ozark Mountains UFO Conference, Ross and Carrie learn that owls can often be aliens in disguise! Delighted, they go looking for owls everywhere. Then, David Marler steps up to the microphone to tell us all about the Battle of Los Angeles, a 1942 event in which air raid wardens fired on an object in the sky that might have been a flying saucer... or might have been a lost weather balloon. But PROBABLY a flying saucer. Clap your hands, folks, it's more UFO time!
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HEAR YE, HEAR YE! On this, the eighth of June, in the year 2017, "Oh No, Ross and Carrie," reached its hundredth episode! Thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, to everyone who has supported us from the beginning (we know there are lots of you), everyone who has been there since we joined MaxFun, and everyone who just found us for the first time. We love you all! And as a thank-you gift for listening and supporting us, we have a special surprise. From now on, "Oh No, Ross and Carrie" will be a weekly show! Can you believe it?! We kind of can't either. A lot of work goes into this show! But a new format will allow us to bring you more content every week, in slightly smaller bites. You'll get all the same great investigations and bonus interviews; you just get to hear from us more often! And as our moms will tell you, hearing from us more often is ALWAYS APPRECIATED.
So, for our first-ever weekly episode, we give you part two of our Ozark UFO conference tale, where you get to hear all about Linda Moulton Howe, who believes we all live in a computer simulation run by aliens; Grant Cameron, who says all your favorite songs were composed by E.T.s (or angels, or something like that); and Debra Kauble, who says she was abducted onto a flying saucer thirty-four years ago, and has been unpacking the experience ever since. Happy 100th, everyone!
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Welcome to Ross and Carrie's Summer of UFOs! For the next couple of months, we'll bring you tales from two of the biggest UFO conferences. We begin with the Ozark Mountain UFO Conference, the longest-running gathering of its kind in the United States. We listen to a talk from a scientific investigator who analyzes strange sightings in the sky, and another from the niece of Betty and Barney Hill, the first alleged UFO abductees (along with their tragically uncelebrated dog, Delsey). Plus, we make a trip to the vendors and find out what kind of companies sell their wares at a UFO conference. Need a chemtrail blocker? They've got it. You aren't going to want to miss Ross and Carrie's Summer of UFOs!
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Things get exciting at Amazing Facts, as our faithful teachers finally admit what we've suspected all along: that they are here to bring us into their particular branch of Seventh Day Adventism, complete with end-times prophecy, vegetarianism, and an admonition against jewelry. Cringe along as Carrie, Ross, and their friend Jim awkwardly decline to join the remnant church. Plus, Ross takes the guys on a tour of Disney Animation Studios, before finding out that Disney is actually teaching kids to disobey all that is good and holy. And we invite David on the show. It's our final Amazing Facts episode, and it's a doozy!
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Join us as we round our twentieth lecture at Amazing Facts, learn about 19th-century prophetess Ellen White, get highly annoyed by a man in a gold suit, discover how Seventh Day Adventists live longer than everyone else, uncover the meaning of 666, and finally, FINALLY find out what the Mark of the Beast is. Plus, Ross is moved to convert... his diet.
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SURPRISE! You are the most amazing fans in the whole frickin' world, and you blew right past our initial goal of 2,000 new and upgrading members. So, with four days left in MaxFunDrive, we are announcing four outstanding stretch goals. Enjoy this little 7-minute episodelette, in which we announce rewards if we reach 3000, 3500, 4000, or even 5000 new and upgrading ONRAC members. Plus, a bizarre promise from Carrie if a million people sign up.
Head on over maximumfun.org/donate to find out what AMAZING gifts you can get if you sign up by the end of the month, including a gorgeous "Oh No, Ross and Carrie" enamel pin!
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