Alien Encounters, Mutilations, & The Paranormal w/ Payne Lindsey | EP. 180 | Ninjas Are Butterflies
February 6, 2026
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as posted by the channelPayne Lindsey from High Strange joins Ninjas Are Butterflies for an exclusive deep dive into the strange, the unexplained, and what’s coming next. In Episode 180, we talk with the creator of High Strange and Up and Vanished about his upcoming season, behind-the-scenes investigations, and untold details from Season 1 that never made it on air. From bizarre encounters and government mysteries to the psychological toll of chasing the unknown, Payne opens up about what really happens when you pull back the curtain on paranormal research.
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