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Hi, Strangeness

Steve Berg
Ufos
Bigfoot
Buck Creek Valley
Paranormal Investigation
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Orbs Of Light
National Parks
Alien Abduction Narrative
Spirituality
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Patterson-Gimlin Film
Florida
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Lawrence, Kansas
Ghost Sightings
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Dog Man

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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Recent Guests

Jason Offutt
Author and researcher of paranormal and strange phenomena.
www.jasonoffutt.com
Episode: Jason Offut: Midwesty Tales of the Strange
Dean Bertram
Filmmaker and host of 'Talking Weird', specializing in high strangeness topics.
Untold Radio Network
Episode: Dean Bertram: The Shaver Mysteries
Mark Anthony Wyatt
Author and researcher on folklore and paranormal studies
Episode: Mark Anthony Wyatt: Mysterious Cornwall
John Carlson
A man who had remarkable paranormal experiences in the Southern Oregon area.
Episode: John Carlson: The Case of the Southern Oregon Portals
Amanda Paulson
Paranormal investigator, researcher, and medium based in the Pacific Northwest
Episode: Amanda Paulson: The Real Deal
Courtney Block
Instruction, Reference, and User Engagement Librarian at Indiana University Southeast
Indiana University Southeast
Episode: Courtney Block: Your Friendly Liminal Librarian
Matthew Tannam-Elgie
PhD candidate studying theater and filmmaker
University College Dublin
Episode: Matthew Tannam-Elgie: Mothman: The Film That Never Was
Christie Ayers
A paranormal investigator known as The Paragypsy, Christie shares her journey in paranormal research and her purpose to help communities.
Episode: Christie Ayers: Ramblin' Down the Paranormal Highway
Riley Bray
Music producer and multi-instrumentalist, known for his work with Spindrift and Pussy Riot.
Episode: Riley Bray: PSYCH!

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Steve Berg
Host and enthusiast in the realm of high strangeness, Steve engages in discussions on paranormal topics and arts with a wide range of insightful guests.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 177 ratings
  • Don’t Stop the Strangeness

    Such a great perspective and fresh approach to very interesting subject matter. Stay curious and keep bringing us the strangeness in all its forms.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Colonel Pajamas
    United Statesa month ago
  • Fascinating subjects, interesting guests. I love this. Maybe Steve could keep his volume up instead of fading away as he gets to the end of what he's saying.😁💕

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Dallas
    a month ago
  • It's always such a joy to listen to this podcast. High strangeness in a fun, interesting and heartwarming pod that really reminds me why I love these kind of subjects.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    Idgie
    3 months ago
  • Great Stuff!

    Great Podcast. Interesting and so much fun to listen to. Steve’s approach is engaging and down to earth and he’s well-read, very knowledgeable and thought provoking. Great Stuff!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JoeZieg
    United States3 months ago
  • Steve has such great presence and genuine warmth and enthusiasm for his guests. He keeps it light in a great way.

    Podcast Addict
    5
    earlhofert
    3 months ago

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Listeners are struck by the host's warm and casual interviewing style that makes complex subjects approachable.
Feedback often highlights the engaging nature of conversations, although some suggest allowing guests more space to share their stories.
The community aspect and the effectiveness of storytelling are frequently praised, drawing in those who enjoy shared experiences of the uncanny.
Listeners appreciate the host's enthusiasm and knowledge, often describing Steve as relatable and likable.
The podcast is consistently viewed as a fun and thought-provoking romp into the weird, making mundane days feel less ordinary.

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Mark Anthony Wyatt: Mysterious Cornwall
Q: What is the fairy history of Cornwall?
Cornwall has a rich folklore surrounding creatures like spriggins and piskeys, which are part of local legend and a significant aspect of Cornish culture.
Courtney Block: Your Friendly Liminal Librarian
Q: Do librarians generally prefer colder months?
Yes, I personally enjoy cooler months, especially fall. Summer can feel miserable and humid.
Courtney Block: Your Friendly Liminal Librarian
Q: When did you get into the paranormal?
I remember reading a book when I was really little, all about the haunted United Kingdom, and I was hooked from then.
John Carlson: The Case of the Southern Oregon Portals
Q: What impact did this experience have on you?
John mentioned that it changed him for the better, making him more patient and reflective post-experience.
Matthew Tannam-Elgie: Mothman: The Film That Never Was
Q: How can listeners learn more about the film and Matthew's work?
Matthew encourages followers to check out his podcast 'Commendable Commotion' for updates about upcoming projects and documentaries.

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Conversations provide a captivating exploration of high strangeness, notably including topics such as UFOs, paranormal phenomena, and outsider art. Host Steve Berg engages with a diverse array of guests like researchers, artists, and investigators, discussing their unique experiences and insights related to the mysterious and unexplained. Each episode reveals a blend of personal stories and academic perspectives that not only entertain but also provoke thought about the uncanny aspects of life. The casual yet informative tone makes it approachable for listeners new to the subject while offering depth for seasoned enthusiasts.

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