A Study of Strange is for lovers of true crime, mysteries, and high strangeness. Each week, host Michael May investigates the unknown, from bizarre crimes and unsolved murders to hauntings, urban legends, lore, cryptids, and unexplained phenomena.
The mission is simple: debunk common misconceptions, uncover hidden details, and explore the most unusual unsolved stories from history. Along the way, ... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 104 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture |
The brutal 1841 murder of Mary Rogers, the beautiful “cigar girl”, inspired Edgar Allan Poe to write The Mystery of Marie Roget. Poe himself attempted to solve the mystery of the heinous crime while writing the story, but the case is still unsolved. ... more
Was a mysterious fungus behind the Salem Witch Trials? Drew Hannush from the podcast "Whiskey Lore" discusses his research into Salem, particularly the rye madness theory aka ergotism. Drew emphasizes the need for continuous inquiry, the interconnect... more
A Rerelease of a classic episode with Dearly Departed's Scott Michaels. Scandal rocked the small town of Beverly Hills, CA in 1929. At a massive mansion built by an oil tycoon's son, Ned Doheny, two men were shot and killed in an apparent murder-suic... more
What happens when the world’s most destructive weapons simply vanish? In this episode of A Study of Strange, we investigate the chilling history of missing nuclear weapons aka “Broken Arrows.” From a hydrogen bomb lost off the coast of Georgia, to a ... more
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Exploring the eerie and unknown, this podcast captivates listeners with its investigations into true crime, unsolved mysteries, and high strangeness. Each week, the host presents a blend of bizarre crimes, chilling folklore, and unexplained phenomena, aiming to debunk urban legends and shed light on hidden narratives from history. Episodes vary from tales of headless corpses in remote locations to the mysterious disappearances linked to cults, as well as captivating stories of haunted objects and legendary figures that leave audiences questioning the boundary between reality and the supernatural. With a storytelling approach that combines journalistic curiosity with theatrical flair, listeners are treated to a dynamic exploration of darknes... more
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Recent guests on A Study of Strange include:
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2. Bill Whirity
3. Jonathan Todd Schwartz
4. Alanis Morrissette
5. Matt Glass
6. Curtis T. Andersen
7. Adam Stilwell
8. Rachel Noll
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