Time travel—it’s the ultimate sci-fi dream… or could it be a reality? In this episode of Prying Minds, we’re diving into some of the weirdest, most baffling time travel stories ever told. From a trippy slip through time at Versailles to a Man who showed up at an airport with a passport from a non-existent country, to the legendary Madman Mike, who DIY-ed his own time machine (with questionable results).

Are these cases proof of real-life time slips? The possibility of parallel realities? Maybe real time travel?? Or are you a skeptic like my co-host Liss and think they’re really elaborate hoaxes? Either way, Grab your flux capacitor and join us as we pry into the mysteries of time travel—just try not to get lost in a paradox.

Ahoy there nosey friends! Today, we’re boarding the MV Joyita, a ship so cursed it makes the Titanic look like a success story. This floating disasterpiece set sail on what should’ve been a chill little South Pacific journey—but instead of delivering its passengers and cargo, it ghosted harder than your Tinder date.

Weeks later, the Joyita was found drifting hundreds of miles off course, empty except for a pile of unanswered questions. No passengers, no crew—just a yacht playing hide-and-seek with reality. And here’s the kicker: the Joyita was designed to be ‘unsinkable! So… where did everyone go? Did pirates show up with a strict no-passenger policy? Was it a mutiny? Aliens? Or did everyone decide to start a new society on some uncharted island?

Grab your life jackets, because we’re diving deep into the mystery of the MV Joyita: the ship that made ‘unsinkable’ the least interesting thing about it. Let’s set sail—no crew required!

Welcome back to Prying Minds! Today, we’re dialing up the intrigue to lightspeed because we’re talking about Oumuamua! An interstellar object that zoomed through our solar system in 2017, leaving scientists scratching their heads—and conspiracy theorists saying, “I told you so.” Was it an alien probe? A rogue space pancake? A drifting space turd? NASA called it a rock, but let’s face it—they always say that. Stick around as we dive into the science, the theories, and the alien-level weirdness of Oumuamua.