
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 | 113 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeSociety & Culture | |||

Death comes for us all, and sometimes it sneaks up through a series of bizarre coincidences or accidents. In this episode of "A Study of Strange", we cover five of the strangest deaths including a parachute test from the Eiffel Tower, a baseball acci... more
In 1925, Cora Stallman's body was discovered in a cistern on her sister's farm. Despite the coroner's findings, that she had not drowned and showed minimal signs of physical injury, her death was swiftly ruled a suicide. This case, the strangest ever... more
On October 28, 1943, the USS Eldridge allegedly vanished from the Philadelphia Naval Yard, creating a legend of teleportation, time travel, and government cover-ups that refuses to die. This popular legend dominates historical mystery TV shows, podca... more
The St. Augustine Lighthouse is considered one of the most haunted sites in the U.S. due to a history marked by death and tragedy, including a fatal accident involving children. For over a century, visitors have reported unexplained phenomena, often ... more
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Awesome—looking forward to more—
What a witty host. Love how he walks the line but still gives us all the facts. Thank you crimes of the centuries for recommending. And everyone needs to listen to crimes of the centuries!
Great podcast with interesting stories and an engaging host. What more could you ask for? Can't wait for more episodes!
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Focuses on true crime, mysteries, and high strangeness, featuring investigations into bizarre crimes, unsolved murders, hauntings, urban legends, lore, cryptids, and unexplained phenomena. Each episode involves debunking misconceptions, uncovering hidden details, and exploring unusual historical narratives. The host, Michael May, leverages his filmmaking background and knowledge to add depth to discussions, often inviting guests who provide unique insights, making the content engaging for those fascinated by the strange and eerie aspects of history.
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