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All right, we are live. Tim, tell us who you
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are and what you do.
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Hey, thanks for having me on. Happy to be here.
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I'm Tim Constantine. I have a podcast called sixth Sensory Podcast.
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I focus on hidden history, alternative theories. They're a little
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conspiracy in there, and just anything else that kind of
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fits in between the cracks between those topics there and
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kind of just go where my interests lead me. And lately,
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like it's just been fun getting to talk to other people,
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you know, from around the world essentially and getting all
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those different perspectives. So at the end of the day,
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I think my show has grown because of all the
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different perspectives that I've been able to bring in. So
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that's what it's kind of become lately.
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Sure, where so where where can people find you? It's
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the best place?
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Yeah, and I know better. I should have said that already.
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I know better. Been doing this for at least a
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year now. So I'm on. I'm on. I'm on Spotify, Apple, YouTube,
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and Patreon.
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Okay, well, now where do you want people to go?
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Let's just you know, if you like Spotify, stick stick
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to Spotify, come find me on there. But yes, I
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do video on Spotify on Spotify. Yeah, but I'm trying
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to talk about Okay, I'll tell you, I'll tell you
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about all about it. But uh yeah, I'm trying to
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get people to come to my YouTube to answer your
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question because I just started that racon.
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No, I got it. We were talking about how people
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there's just people some some folks in our space, uh
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are So yeah, it's tough. YouTube's tough, It really is.
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But at the end of the day, a lot of
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people are like, screw on my mine even gonna deal
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with them? And then if you do either, you're a sellout.
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Well that's see. I mean, I'm I'm with you there.
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I've put off being on YouTube for a long time
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because of everybody I know in this space was being
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censored on there.
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Oh and they still are mostly mostly.
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And I haven't hit that yet, you know, knock on
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wood and but but there are episodes that I won't
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put up there because I know, you know, I'm just
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asking for it if I do. Yeah, and I don't know,
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like on that vein, are there things that you don't
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want discussed on? There's certain words you don't want discussed
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on here.
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Oh no, just do what you gotta do. I don't care.
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I'll figure it.
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Out, you know, like the JAB or any of that stuff.
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I always, yeah, I don't ever want to censor my
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you know, because so what I'll do is, like we
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talked about before, I'll either you know, I might maybe
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I have to edit it or whatever. But at the
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end of the day, I don't want to have to
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do that. But sometimes you do because the way that
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I answer folks in there sellout stuff is that's how
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I'm making money. Yeah, you know, and you can find
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the unedited plenty of places, and you know, and I
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think in the end we should all try to probably
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build our own place that we can say whatever we
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want you but but you know, that's a it's a
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tall order.
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I'd love to see, like the the alternative to YouTube
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pop up where there's.
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Ye I mean, rumble is okay, right.
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Yeah, but the place that's going to get the views
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and get bring in people and all that and nothing
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gets rumble.
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But you know, when they're trying, they are doing way better.
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But you know, I could see Spotify becoming the next
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YouTube and I think that they're trying to do that.
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I get emails from them and it, you know, just
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kind of reading between the lines and those emails, it
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does seem like they're trying to move towards a YouTube
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like model. Yeah, and I think they're trying to get
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people to go to video and they're you know, they're
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taking these steps towards that. So we'll see, we'll see
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and and you know, so far, so good with Spotify.
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They have they've been great with me, They've let me.
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I've only had one episode experience just a little bit
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of censorship. But I don't think it was people at Spotify.
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I think it was somebody with a back channel. They
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came in because you know, I was talking about a
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whistleblower and there was censorship just dripping down all the
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wall surrounding this case. It's this guy was on you
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or Sorry, he was on Reddit. He decided to come
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out and read it. And the thing with that is like, uh,
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you know, not everybody wants to do the day of
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a grush thing and and do lights camera action book
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deal Jeremy corfil By this. Not everybody wants all that attention.
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So this guy decided he was going to come out
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on it. Maybe it was four Chan first and then
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he moved to Reddit, but either way, it was read
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it and uh, it was only up for about two
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days and read it, took it down, and that's that's
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a that's a big problem. Read it. We were talking
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before we before you hit record, we're talking about this
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infiltrated infiltration stuff.
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Right.
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Yes, I used to stick up for Reddit. I used
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to think it was a cool community for people to
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go and talk about alternative stuff, edgy stuff, whatever. It's
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totally infiltrated by the I mean I just put out
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some some UFO footage a week or two ago. It
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was up for two hours on Reddit, and they took
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it down. They took it because what happened was people
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were starting to comment on the footage and say, oh wow,
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this actually looks legitimate, and as soon as people started
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saying that, they jerked it.
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Yeah it's rough, it's rough. So with that being said,
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what is Since I always ask the question, I guess
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what got you into this this high strangeness space? You know? Well,
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and what what was your gateway?
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Well for high strangeness?
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Well, I know they're distinctly different, but like you know,
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how everything kind of rhymes yeah a little.
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Bit, right, It's always been I've always just kind of
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had a natural inclination for the high strange part, and
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maybe even conspiracy too, because that is kind of where
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my show is going, more towards us, towards trying to
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untable history so we can get a better perspective of it,
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and and conspiracy as well. I don't think I'll ever
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call it a conspiracy show, but that but that plays
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because there is this there's a conspiracy around every corner
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once you start to figure out what really happened with
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our past. Yeah, but high strangeness. To answer your question,
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I had my first UFO siding when I was seven.
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Wow.
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And then when I was ten and a half, right
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before I turned eleven, and we moved into a house
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that was I guess you could just call it a
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haunted house. This stuff has always just kind of followed
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me around, you know, Like when we bought this house,
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I went in first run. You know, we pull up,
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I get out of the car first, and I just
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run inside because I have a brother and I'm trying
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to find I'm trying to pick a bedroom before he
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picks his back. So I run up stairs a two
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story house, right and I'm running upstairs trying to get
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the edge on him. And you know the people who
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lived there, I think they had two or three daughters.
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They took everything, they stripped the place clean. So I'm upstairs.
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Soon as you walk up the stairs, right in front
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of you is a is a closet door, and then
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there's the bathroom, and then there's all the bedrooms. Right,
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so I look at the bedrooms first. I picked my
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room already. I felt drawn to one of the rooms.
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I know that now. Now, I know that there was
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maybe something supernatural to it. Now and I'm not trying
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to get wu woo on you at all.
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I know, go right ahead, man, okay, but you know,
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and I get deep into that now.
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I wasn't planned talking about this today either, but I could.
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I could break down why maybe I was. I felt
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more inclined for that room. But anyway, the closet, I
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just I picked the room and I just, for whatever reason,
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I go to this closet and I open up the
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closet door. Empty closet except on the top shelf, the
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previous people left a Wigi board. I find the Oigi board,
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of course, because I'm the I'm the weird kid who
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has the UFO side. He's a seven, right and I
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take it downstairs and I showed my mom and I
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could tell by look on her face that she was
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not happy about it. My parents are they're they're Christian,
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they're very involved with church. So there was a you know,
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that was that was a no go. So she took it,
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and I think that she took it off the premises.
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I think she went, I don't know where she She
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didn't throw it away in the trash around the house.
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She took it somewhere down the road and threw it away,
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which was which was good. But so I didn't think
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anything else of it until we started having and still
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I started having all these weird attacks as a middle
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schooler in this room. And now, you know, twenty twenty,
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you know, you look back and you think, you try
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to put all the pieces together, and I realized that
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whoever was messing with that Ouiji board in that house
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probably had established a gateway or a port or where
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they don't call it there some sort of yep. And
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so because that's the kind of activity we were dealing with,
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there is like you would hear somebody. It sounded like
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kids running up and down the steps at night, and
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it was clear as day. You know it was. It
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was so it woke my dad up. It was so.
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It was the whole family too. It wasn't just yeah
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yeah so.
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And I mean I could just go on and on
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with that house, and I won't do that today. But
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I guess to answer your question, we'll see after that.
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When we were when I was fifteen, we moved to
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I was probably around fourteen. Anyways, we moved to Appalachia proper. Okay,
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I wasn't far from there already, but we moved to
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Appalachia and we moved into a community where there was
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I mean, honestly, man hand on the Bible, bigfoot activity
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or something. Something was going on there. Like the kids
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in youth group came up to me. There was There
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was one girl in particular. I thought she was crazy,
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but she came up to me not long after we'd
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been living there, and she goes, have you seen them yet?
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And I was like who? And she's like the people
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who live in the woods, but they're not people something
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she said something along, So I was like, man, this
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girl's nuts. Then I lived there up through high school.
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Right when I graduated high school, I was still living
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in that community. My girlfriend when I was a senior.
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She lived right down the road for me, and she
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had had a bigfoot experience where one she lived down
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this long, windy driveway, one walked right out in front
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of her car and made eye contact with her. Scared
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her to death. Like when we get back from dates,
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she would have to like, you know, it'd be dark out,
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we'd be right in front of her house and she
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would pull right up to where all she had to
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do was just kind of run into the front door, right,
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but she'd have to work up the wheel to get
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out of a car at night. She was and this
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was she wasn't like a bigfooter. She wasn't like watching
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the documentary as few as they were at the time.
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She wasn't into that whole bigfoot culture. It wasn't anything
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like she just saw something weird and I and I
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always I was always asking her, like, well, what what
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was it? She was like it was like a man,
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like a big old hairy man, but that except it
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wasn't a man, right, So it's just like, and I
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could go go on and on and all the stories
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like this, but I've always just had I don't know,
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I've always been haveing these close encounters.
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Yeah, you've always been It's always been in it. You've
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always been in it. Yeah, I understand. See, Bigfoot's my jam.
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That was my gateway. I'll have to a paranormal activity. Yes, Well,
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because I grew up in a haunted house, right, isn't it.
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It was weird to call it that, right, Yeah, but
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it's the best way to really was Yeah, it's the
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best way to convey the idea of what you're trying
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to you know.
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Yeah, And I lived there until I was ten ten
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or well, I guess it would have been more like twelve.
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But anyway, Yeah, man.
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I could tell you stories on end about about that