Great podcast overall. Very cool series of episodes on the nephilim. Lots of other interesting content, too.

Interesting content and awesome host! Never disappoints!

love the straightforward nature of this show and constant admittance of personal bias and not having all the answers. thank you for the interesting topics and constant drive for impartial information.

Well researched and intelligent essays. Learned a lot…

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I’ve been researching John Dee and Edward Kelley and stumbled across the two episodes Cryptic Chronicles did on them. Wow! I’m totally hooked. Every topic is like a jam-packed lecture, and as someone who loves to learn, I mean that in a good way. The host has an even-tempoed, soothing voice, and he researches the heck out of his episode topics and provides source material and additional reading for listeners. Trying to find info on the Internet, I keep coming across the same tired info repeated over and over again, but Cryptic Chronicles provided me with fascinating new information and connections with other history and lore I had never even heard about before. I highly recommend it—now I’m going to go back to binging his series of episodes on the nephilim!

These are so fascinating and especially the episodes about the nephillim. Well thought out and well researched. An absolute delight

Straight to the point.. good topics without a bunch of extra yip yapping. Found the alien races podcasts and now checking out more..

This is just bad, the guy has a good voice but when talking about historical things he’s a complete idiot.

Gets straight to the point, funny side comments and throws in his opinions which I love because sometimes it’s a different opinion than mine; that gives me perspective. Sounds very intelligent. speaks very clear.

Organized and focused. I hate shows where the host thinks he can just randomly “chat” at us with no structure. This one’s a keeper. Only suggestion I would make: please consider getting a better microphone. Maybe add a little bit of space or reverb for effect. A good mic is very inexpensive nowadays. Also, maybe add some ambient, unobtrusive background music. I’d also caution to be a little clearer when citing supposed incidents. For example, in the third episode, ‘Holographic Universe,’ you cute the man from Taured and the green skinned children found in England in the 12th century. The former has zero actual documentation and the entire account stems from the book “The Directory of Possibilities”, Colin Wilson & John Grant [Corgi Paperback, 1982. ISBN: 0-552-119946]. No other documentation exists besides what these two authors said. I found this information on Reddit with a two second search. The latter is similarly dubious.

It is rare to find a podcast that talks about all the creepy, mysterious stories we hear from childhood to adulthood. Love this podcast; subscribed for both iTunes and patreon!

Love this guy and this podcast!