
Actor Michael McMillian (True Blood) and musician Riley Bray (TOMI) chat with amazing guests about their personal paranormal history and share stories of High Strangeness. Join your new best buds every Wednesday for an unpredictable trip into the unknown. When youâre in the Clubhouse, no topic is too serious and no story is too strange...
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 433 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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TOS Episode #315 | Declassified September continues! Some cryptids make a quick, but lasting impression. These are the One-Hit Weirdos! Learn about the short histories of The Crazy Critter of Bald Mountain, The Flying Man of Falls City, NE, Fluoresce... more
Episode #372 | Declassified September, Week 1! Magician and author Michael M. Hughes (Magic for the Resistance) discusses ritual as activism, going viral, seeing UFOs, consciousness and whether or not Tarot has a sense of humor.
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Episode #371 | Wet Hot Alien Summer 4-Ever Giant-Size Finale! It's the conclusion to our Deep Dive into The Rendlesham Forest Incident with Steve Berg (Hi, Strangeness). Two nights after the initial encounter, strange lights return to RAF Bentwaters/... more
BCC Episode #370 | Wet Hot Alien Summer 4-Ever, Part 11! Actor and podcaster Steve Berg from Hi, Strangeness and Weird Here to Help returns for an episode long foretold. It's time to talk about The Rendlesham Forest Incident, aka England's Roswell. I... more
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Pod has really fallen off since Bryce left but the constant snide woke comments are unnecessary. Not everyone that listens aligns with you politically. It's almost every episode now. I've tried to ignore it because I've been a listener since almost the beginning of the podcast but it's just annoying. Unsubscribed..Make BCC Great Again đ
I've been listening to Podcasts for a few years now. This is the first Podcast that I've become a Patreon member.
You guys are funny, genuine and challenge my mind not to mention have awesome guests.
Still gave 5 stars but sometimes the background sounds seem overpowering and distract from what's being said.
Thank you for putting out interesting content!!!
All things spooky and strange donât have to always instill dread. Getting to know about the unknown can be spooky, at times and still be fun. Thats why I love this show, the world need more like it.
This show is simply delightful. Itâs my go-to when I just need a break from the world and need to take my imagination on a little vacay. Michael and Riley are funny, thoughtful, and entertaining. Fascinating stories, a good balance of skepticism and openness, and humor.
Michael and Riley always makes me feel like Iâm catching up with friends about all the crazy weird things in the world of high strangeness. With one BIG foot in and one little foot out, and a healthy dose of wonderment, this podcast is everything I need to scratch that paranormal itch in a hilarious and familiar way.
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This show blends personal paranormal histories with lively, skeptical banter and deep dives into baffling phenomena. Across episodes, hosts push into high-strangeness topicsâfrom cryptid sightings to UFO loreâfeaturing expert guests, field reports, and listener stories. The tone stays playful and welcoming, but the conversations often thread through rigorous detail, cultural context, and thoughtful skepticism, making room for both curious newcomers and seasoned enthusiasts. A standout is the consistent pairing of strong host chemistry with wide-ranging guest rosters, creating a flexible format that can cover meticulous investigations, entertaining anecdotes, and pop-culture ties without losing sight of the mystery at hand.
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