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Journey to the Fringe

Journey to the Fringe
Ufos
Bigfoot
Prince Andrew
Opus Dei
Uri Geller
Moon
Darvaza Crater
Indus Valley Civilization
Owls
Steven Greer
New Orleans
Artificial Intelligence
Stephen Quayle
Climate Change
Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Spacex
University Of Manchester
Linda Napolitano
China
SETI

Thanks for checking out our podcast! We look at fringe topics often neglected, or ill discussed, in a light hearted and open manner. These topics run the gambit from the mundane water pollution, recycling, and tax evasion to the fantastical moth persons, time travellers, and paranormal. For us there’s no cryptid too creepy, topic too trivial, or djinn to dreary. Also we like to do exposes on assho... more

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Recent Guests

Angel Kenmore
Teen witness of the Las Vegas backyard encounter
Kenmore family
Episode: Events Occurred: the backyard
Sean Cole
Singaporean MSc AI graduate, contributor to the project
University of Sussex (collaborator)
Episode: Fringey Minis: Memes DOOM brains
Han Wenqian
CEO of Cortical Labs
Cortical Labs
Episode: Fringey Minis: Memes DOOM brains
Lon Strickler
Paranormal investigator and writer, referenced as guest
Phantoms and Monsters (as referenced in discussion)
Episode: Little people big world
Hammerson Peters
Content creator who covers cryptids and related lore
Episode: Pale Figures, Dark Encounters
Dan Burisch
Alien biology researcher central to the Looking Glass/J-Rod narrative
Majestic 12 / Area 51 related projects
Episode: Project Looking Glass
Richard Doty
Former AFOSI agent and notable UFO community figure
UFO research community
Episode: Project Looking Glass
Bill Wood
Controversial figure associated with Project Looking Glass, claimed to be a whistleblower
Project Camelot / Insiders Network
Episode: Project Looking Glass
Marsha McDowell
Author and spokesperson for Dan Burisch's material
Project Camelot / Eagles Disobey writings
Episode: Project Looking Glass

Hosts

Taylor
Host of Journey to the Fringe; appears as a primary host with regular involvement across episodes.
Chelsea
Co-host with frequent hosting duties, often driving discussions and presenting segments.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 29 ratings
  • Dr. Greer Episode

    This was the first time I heard your show and absolutely loved it! Greer is a strange bird to say the least. The only thing Greer loves more than his dedication to all things disclosure is all things Greer. I came across the good doctor about a year ago while watching “JRE.” The man and his films are fascinating in the same was a horrible train wreck is, you don’t want to watch but you almost have to. My friends and I have started a game we call “Greer Shots” which entails us watching or listeni... more

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    Inked_warrior
    United States22 days ago
  • Fun listen

    Fun to listen to, keep it up!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gmon86
    Canada5 years ago
  • 5

    Stars!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Gggghhlk
    Canada5 years ago

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Audio quality and pace keep complex subjects accessible.
Light-hearted take on serious subjects works well for long-form listening.
Guests and topics feel well-curated and timely.
Consistently covers fringe topics with curiosity and humor.
Engaging host banter makes topics approachable.

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What is Journey to the Fringe about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This show focuses on fringe or under-discussed topics with a light, curious vibe, blending hard-edged science, geopolitics, and pop culture with playful banter. Recurring segments include quick-fire “Fringey Minis” that tackle recent fringe-news items, followed by in-depth discussions ranging from environmental tech and plastic degradation to UFOs, cryptids, time travel, and political oddities. The hosts balance skepticism with curiosity, often weaving in media coverage and expert perspectives to unpack sensational narratives while keeping the tone approachable for a wide audience. A standout quality is the blend of rigorous topic exploration with humor and relatable commentary, making complex or controversial subjects accessible and entert... more

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1. Angel Kenmore
2. Sean Cole
3. Han Wenqian
4. Lon Strickler
5. Hammerson Peters
6. Dan Burisch
7. Richard Doty
8. Bill Wood

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