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As we often say on the show, if you haven't had a strange, paranormal experience, it's likely someone you know has.\xa0 This happens to be the case with two college friends of Forrest, Dan Povenmire and Susan Lambert.\xa0 In the mid-1980s, Susan was working as a reporter for the student newspaper of The University of Southern California, The Daily Trojan.\xa0 She had asked Dan if he wanted to accompany her to an interview with a movie director.\xa0 They set out on a drive that should only have taken no more than 40 minutes to complete.\xa0 But upon arriving at the hotel where the director was giving interviews, learned that they were somehow almost two hours late.\xa0 This seeming impossibility has baffled Dan ever since and fueled a search for answers.\xa0 But to add to the mystery, this wouldn't be the only unexplainable experience of missing time, as the pair would encounter another episode during a subsequent car ride together.\xa0 And like with the first trip, each would remember a few odd sights during it that the other didn't recall.\xa0 While unexplainable disruptions in time are rare, many people have reported experiencing a disturbing wrinkle in the fabric of time which we trust should always be smooth.\xa0 Just what is going on when something so seemingly fixed and unalterable as the passage of time fluctuates?\xa0 In the latter portion of the show, writer, field researcher, and podcaster Micah Hanks joins us for a discussion on some possible theories as to what might be happening scientifically with the phenomenon of Missing Time.
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