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Hi, Strangeness

Steve Berg
Ufos
Bigfoot
Paranormal
Paranormal Investigation
Wisconsin
Mothman
Folklore
Cryptozoology
High Strangeness
Occult
Ghosts
Paranormal Experiences
Spirituality
Cryptids
Buck Creek Valley
Beast Of Bray Road
Paranormal Phenomena
Ed Gein
Creativity
Nebraska

Actor and High Strangeness enthusiast, Steve Berg, chats and cheerleads with researchers, investigators, authors, artists, comedians about all things weird. We're talking UFOs, the paranormal, outsider art, weird belief systems, the occult and all that good stuff. For extra juice and support:www.patreon.com/histrangeness/aboutIntroduction by Eric Edelstein - Produced by Sandra MandrellTo... more

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Long time High Strangeness Patreon member, Whitney McKedy joins Jason in the ruins of the Paranormal Patio for this guest host installment! Let us gather round and give praise to young Steven, for without whom this cult would not exist. Did I say cul... more

Hi friends - this week, Richard Estep is back on the show to chat about a lovely array of weird topics. I was lucky enough to meet up with Richard (IRL) in Council Bluffs at The Squirrell Cage Jail for an incredible conversation. This episode is kind... more

Helllllllllo friends! This week, my guest is good buddy and fellow podcaster of the strange and unusual, Adam Sayne! Adam is the host and creator of the long running, wonderful podcast, Conspiranormal. Adam and I get into a grab bag of topics: UFO ne... more

Join special guest host Jason as we kick off Spooky Summer! The guest of this episode is long time Paranormal Patio alumni, Adam Taula! Adam is a former ghost hunter, experiencer, and the host of the hottest weirdo-travel channel on YouTube!

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Recent Guests

Adam Sayne
Contributor to Conspiranormal; involved in Strange Realities Conference
Conspiranormal
Episode: Adam Sayne: The New Weird Normal
Adam Taula
World-famous entertainer and paranormal storyteller featured as a guest
Episode: Spooky Summer - Adam Taula - Skinwalkin' Around Utah
Tim Binnall
Host of Binnall of America; longtime ufology researcher and podcast host
Binnall of America
Episode: Tim Binnall: Celebrating Subcultures
Chris Lost
Member of the Suneaters, musician
Suneaters
Episode: Chris Lost and Scott Hartley: SUNEATERS
Scott Hartley
Member of the Suneaters, musician
Suneaters
Episode: Chris Lost and Scott Hartley: SUNEATERS
Robyn Valentine
Witch, necromancer, author, and podcaster featured for her experiences with magic, tarot, and the occult
Independent occult practitioner
Episode: Robyn Valentine: A Tired Witch
Jason Andrews
Paranormal researcher and host of Paranormal Patio
Paranormal Patio
Episode: Jason Andrews: High Weirdness in Southern Illinois
Delainy Bowers
Professional folklorist
Western Kentucky University; Kentucky Folklife Program; Monsters Among Us Junior
Episode: Delainy Bowers: Monster Among Us Junior/Folklore In Real Time
Christopher Graybill
Director of the documentary Saucers, Spooks and Kooks
Saucers, Spooks and Kooks (film)
Episode: Christopher Graybill and Adam Gorightly (sort of): Saucers, Spooks and Kooks: The Movie

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Steve Berg
Host of the show who introduces guests and drives the conversation; central figure and longtime host.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 274 ratings
  • Love This Podcast

    This is one of my favorite podcasts. I’ve found great books and documentaries and Steve is such a nice upbeat guy, his voice is needed in such a stressful time

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sforslev
    United States4 months ago
  • Good guy

    Steve is a good human!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dave Santos 2.0
    United States5 months ago
  • Love Steve

    Steve is literally one of the best people ever!!!! National treasure and just the best. Love the Podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tommy the Believer
    United States6 months ago
  • Love and request for help!

    I’m so glad I found this show. I have loved every episode and thoroughly enjoy Steve’s open minded approach to interviews and sharing his opinion.

    My Q: Steve, I captured two UFOs flying in formation this summer with an immediate before and after shot. It has baffled me since and I don’t know who I can show/share it with to get feedback from and would be honored to get yours. Cheers for your thoughts!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Katildah
    United States8 months ago
  • Everyone needs a little strangeness

    So glad I found this show!! I absolutely love the topics, guests, and most importantly, Steve Berg. The show is so funny and is exactly what I need to listen to when I need a pick me up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    UrgirlVern
    United States9 months ago

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The show is seen as entertaining and uplifting, offering a balance of humor and serious discussion about high strangeness.

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Adam Sayne: The New Weird Normal
Q: What's your take on hoaxes in paranormal history, like the Cottingley Fairies or the Highgate Vampire?
Hoaxes are valuable to study because they reveal how belief, media, and personalities interact; even when proven false, the stories reveal cultural dynamics and the people behind them.
Adam Sayne: The New Weird Normal
Q: Adam, how did the Strange Realities Conference come to be and what was its genesis?
Adam talks about starting Strange Realities as a gathering that celebrated diverse voices in weird culture, turning a local scene into a broader platform for emerging voices while emphasizing community and shared curiosity.
Jason Andrews: Weird Times and Fault Lines in Southern Illinois
Q: If people can reach out to you, would you send them the documentary or an exclusive link?
Jason explains there will be an exclusive link for Hi Strangeness Patreon supporters, and discusses sharing mechanics for access to the documentary.
Jason Andrews: Weird Times and Fault Lines in Southern Illinois
Q: Do you want to tee us off into your research project?
Jason responds with enthusiasm, describing his discovery of Weird Egypt and how it led him to study Southern Illinois folklore, fault lines, and the link between geology and paranormal phenomena.
Susan Demeter: Your Friendly Cosmic Witch
Q: What does it mean to be a practicing witch for you?
Susan explains her practice involves pagan elements, nature closeness, and ritualistic spellcraft.

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What is Hi, Strangeness about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Listeners are drawn to wide-ranging explorations of UFOs, paranormal phenomena, folklore, and fringe culture, all delivered with a curious, upbeat host who blends personal storytelling with deep-dive guests. Episodes frequently pair field reports and firsthand experiences with academic or archival context, weaving humor and humanity into discussions of strange lights, cryptids, haunted locations, libraries, and cultural depictions of the uncanny. A standout is the eclectic guest mix—career researchers, authors, folklorists, artists, and documentary makers—creating a lively, approachable space for curious minds who enjoy blending investigation with entertainment. The show often leans into the human side of high strangeness—friendships, colla... more

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Recent guests on Hi, Strangeness include:

1. Adam Sayne
2. Adam Taula
3. Tim Binnall
4. Chris Lost
5. Scott Hartley
6. Robyn Valentine
7. Jason Andrews
8. Delainy Bowers

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