The Meadow Project: Inside the South's Hidden Paranormal Hotspot | Coast to Coast AM Trey Hudson, director of the Oxford Paranormal Society and the Anomalous Studies and Observation Group, joins Coast to Coast AM to reveal the secrets of a newly identified paranormal hotspot—dubbed "The Meadow." This remote location in the American South is being investigated as a potential rival to Skinwalker Ranch, with a convergence of UFOs, orbs, cryptids, ghosts, and high strangeness. 🔍 Key revelations in this episode: A Geocache Gone Wrong – Trey's hobby project led to a warning from a local: "Whatever you do, don't go down County Road 1234." That warning launched a decade-long investigation. The Meadow Project – A citizen-science investigation into a remote location where UFO sightings, Bigfoot reports, ghost activity, and Native American folklore all converge. Trey's team includes professionals with backgrounds in law enforcement, physics, engineering, military intelligence, and emergency medicine. The "Dolly Zoom" Disorientation – Trey experienced a strange visual distortion while driving to the site—a sensation he compares to a cinematographer's dolly zoom effect, suggesting possible spacetime anomalies. Red Lights in the Forest – While exploring Stevens Lake, Trey saw a red light moving through the trees. His entire team was behind him—no one else was present. Native American Folklore – The area is steeped in Cherokee and Creek legends: the Istipapa (a two-legged man-eating creature), the Kalawa (a hairy gorilla-like beast), Spearfinger (an evil witch that consumes livers), and the Nuniyunwi (a stone giant sorcerer). These align with modern descriptions of cryptids and skinwalkers. Equipment Anomalies – Cars locking/unlocking, electronics failing, and micro-spikes in radiation have been consistently documented. The Hotspot Theory – Trey uses an intelligence analyst's approach: overlaying maps of UFO sightings, Bigfoot reports, and ghost activity reveals convergence points. The Meadow is one such point—why? Geomagnetic anomalies? Portals? Thin veils? Lay lines? Why Keep the Location Secret? – To protect the site from vandalism and hoaxers, Trey requires NDAs for anyone who learns the exact location. He learned the hard way when a public Bigfoot site was overrun by 40+ campers overnight. Follow the Folklore – Trey's rule of thumb: folklore often points to real phenomena. The cemetery road legend led him to a real graveyard, and the stories matched across cultures and centuries. 🎧 Listen now to explore the meadow where reality bends. 💻 M5D Site: https://multiverse5dpodcast.podbean.com/ 🔊 Spotify: sptfy.bio/m5d 🎧 Matrix Codes: https://podcast.sptfy.com/m5dmatrixcodes 🌐 Linktr.ee: https://linktr.ee/multiverse520 #TheMeadowProject #ParanormalHotspot #SkinwalkerRanch #UFO #m5dpodcast #m5dmatrixcodespodcast #multiverse5dpodcast #ufodisclosure #ancientaliens #galactichistory #extraterrestrialcontact #cosmicdisclosure #starseed #multidimensionalreality #hiddenhistory #uap #spiritualawakening #metaphysics #consciousness #matrixcodes #galacticfederation #andromedans #reptilianagenda #cosmichistory #spacecivilizations #ufology #reptilians

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