Longtime friends Nile and Kyle are the leading conspiracy, cryptozoology, and paranormal experts in their fields. Well, at least in their apartment. Join them and a revolving door of friends every Sunday for a deep dive into the curious, the unexplained, and the outright weird.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 482 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ComedySociety & Culture |
Hey there all you lovely weirdos, its spooky season again and that means its times for frights and...familial trauma? This week, Jules and Nile decided to celebrate the season by watching Rob Zombie's divisive reboot of Halloween. We discuss what ol'... more
Hey there friends and weirdos! This week Jules joins the Weird Crew to revisit a topic from the early days of It Gets Weird: Hollow Earth. Specifically, we learn about the Agarthans, the race of super-tall humanoids who live on the continent in the c... more
Hey there friends and weirdos! This week we examine a haunted location novel to the show: a spooky lighthouse in St. Augustine, Florida! What grisly deaths occurred to produce the seven "known" ghosts that roam the halls of the keeper's house and the... more
Hey there friends and weirdos! This week we take a trip over to Arizona to learn about another incredibly stinky sasquatch, the Mogollon Monster. Much like the Skunk Ape Sasquatch, this Arizona Apeman brings with it a powerful stench. It's also descr... more
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But it doesn’t help your case when you don’t know what continent Mexico is in. They are seriously the most uniformed humans on line.
One of my favorite podcasts. A great blend of interesting topics, humor, and casual conversation.
the hosts live in a bubble where they are convinced they are funny. really drags the show down in parts.
also, I have to point out that the one co-host is clueless. when discussing Fomenko’s New Chronology his partner mentions “Aristotle was contemporary to Alexander the Great” which illicits a “oooooohkaaaaaayyy” of derision from the other one as if to say that was a far out theory by Fomenko. Aristotle has always historically been known as the teacher and mentor of young Alexander. But yo... more
Hey bros. Please use primary sources at every opportunity. Something like "I didn't watch/read the [films/docs], but here's my full throated assertion of the creator based on what I didn't verify- Let's go with what someone who abhors him says instead" doesn't give me any confidence you understand your chosen episode topic. Think outside of the divide & conquer/red VS blue paradigm.
Both/more sides to compliment "research"=never bad.
I want to like you.
Niles understands more than letting on.
Hey bros. Please use primary sources at every opportunity. Something like "I didn't watch/read the [films/docs], but here's my full throated assertion of the creator based on what I didn't verify- Let's go with what someone who abhors him says instead" doesn't give me any confidence you understand your chosen episode topic. Think outside of the divide & conquer/red VS blue paradigm.
Both/more sides to compliment "research"=never bad.
I want to like you.
Niles understands more than letting on.
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This podcast invites listeners into the quirky world of conspiracy theories, cryptozoology, and the paranormal, all enveloped in a comedic and light-hearted atmosphere. Longtime friends, the hosts bring a unique blend of humor and casual conversation to explore a wide array of strange phenomena, including but not limited to UFO sightings, cryptids, and bizarre historical anecdotes. Through discussions laced with banter and a rotating cast of friends, the episodes range from profound inquiry to absurd tales, making it a compelling listen for anyone intrigued by the weird and unexplained. Particularly noteworthy is the hosts' approach to both skepticism and belief, adding depth while still keeping the tone entertaining and engaging for the li... more
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