
We discus Strange Things
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

At the Chickamauga Battlefield, people report encountering a strange being with green, glowing eyes. It lurks in the shadows and moves about as if looking for some unknown item. A few people have actually gotten a closer look and wish they hadn't. Wh... more
In Scandinavia, there are legends and stories about huge, ugly, monsters that live in the places no one should go. Not all trolls are huge, some are two feet tall. Some look just like normal people with minor differences, such as pointy ears, or tail... more
Are Black cats bad luck or was it just bad PR. What makes a cat black and why are there so many. Here are some legends and stories about what Black cats can and can't do, and whether you should have one or not.
Do we have to pay for sins committed by our ancestors. The Bible tells us we do, but it also says we don't. Other cultures also believe similar things. Here is what I could find to settle this issue.
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I’ve listened to nearly every paranormal podcast and this one is great. The host is really amazing and I love the topics. Very original
It’s kinda like Paul Harvey discusses the strange and unusual. (Google Paul Harvey if you’re under 30) Good day!
Hello and greetings from Winder GA! I really enjoyed so much listening to the latest Podcast. Can you please make a couple podcasts about the Templar Knights? My daily driving to work takes one hour every single day, and listening to you makes that easy for me. Thank you much!!
Really good podcast! Mr. James takes interesting topics and makes them feel like you are visiting a beloved uncle. And with cats and coffee!
Fun little podcast with the feel of talking with someone you know from your hometown. And with cats and coffee!
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This show centers on mysterious, paranormal, and folkloric topics told through a long-form, monologue-driven style. Episodes weave science, history, myth, and personal anecdotes into eclectic explorations—from black cats and cryptids to heaven, keystone myths, and unusual cultural practices. The host's relaxed, story-driven delivery and willingness to wander off into tangents give the program a distinctive, intimate vibe that many listeners find engaging and comforting. It likely appeals to curious listeners who enjoy a cozy, narrative approach to strange phenomena, with a penchant for humor and hometown flavor. A notable strength appears to be the host's skill at blending rigorous curiosity with accessible storytelling, making complex idea... more
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Recent guests on Strange Things include:
1. Noe Torres
2. Daniel Allen Jones
3. Philip Barnes
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