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

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.
Over the centuries there has been a lot more war than peace. A lot of what people know about these conflicts is what they saw coming out of Hollywood. Not even close to the truth. Here are a few conflicts from years past, that shaped our world today.... more
People tell about being abducted, kidnapped, by aliens. Few scientists ever listen or believe them. With all the information being released from the government, will we someday get answers to these questions as well.
There are some things we used to do all the time, but now days, no one is doing them. Some of these things were a good idea then, and might be a good idea today.
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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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The show leans into eclectic, conversational explorations of folklore, cryptids, paranormal events, and oddball science, all delivered with a storytelling backbone and a healthy dose of humor. Episodes thread together myths, legends, and historical anecdotes from around the world with modern pop culture references, personal vignettes, and skeptical asides about science versus superstition. A distinctive thread is the Texas-town sensibility and casual porch-chat vibe, often featuring long-form solo storytelling from the host and playful banter that keeps complex topics approachable. Notable strengths include a wide thematic breadth, strong narrative voice, and a knack for making unfamiliar lore feel familiar and entertaining to curious liste... more
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Strange Things launched 9 years ago and published 100 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Strange Things include:
1. Noe Torres
2. Daniel Allen Jones
3. Philip Barnes
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