We Can Be Weirdos
GlobalPrepare to plunge into the peculiar as Dan Schreiber, professional fact-hunter, uncovers the wild beliefs, ideas and theories of some of the most remarkable people on planet earth. As well as delving into the lives of truly fascinating people, Dan asks his guests a maverick tour of questions known as The Batshit Survey. Do they believe in Ghosts? Déjà vu? Telepathy? Premonitions? Déjà vu? Either w... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 196 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureSpiritualityReligion & Spirituality | |||
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- It all depends on the guest.
I’ve listened to half a dozen of these now and have mixed opinions. Essentially, it all depends on the person being interviewed. Sam Nicoresti was a very painful listen, just a boring individual trying to be interesting. Edward Brooke-Hitching was incredible, truly amazing. There is also no need for the long intro, constant digression and I wish there was a filter to cancel out vocal fry and people saying ‘like’, that way True Crime Soulmates could be listenable. I’ll give it a bit more time.
Apple Podcasts3hannakuso
United Kingdom2 months ago - Lazy code love
Really enjoying the monthly lazy code eps with Buttons. More please x
Apple Podcasts5Sourciness
Australia2 months ago - Recent convert - Gloriously bonkers
Just started listening in Feb 25. The show has quickly become my most anticipated show of the week. The recent run of Doug Naylor, Penn and Piff, and Chris Hadfield were exceptional. Made me want to write a review. Penn Jillette was super.
Apple Podcasts5MickthegreenUnited Kingdom3 months ago - Variable
The thing I find with this show is that it is so variable. The episodes where the guest is interesting (to me) are obviously better but I find it’s because it tones Dan down a bit if the subject is really fascinating. If I don’t find them interesting, Dan is just so overbearing. He’s obviously a really nice bloke and very enthusiastic but I find him really annoying if the balance isn’t right. But I don’t really know that until I’m 20 minutes in.
I’m out at the first hint of Buttons though.
Apple Podcasts3FerristhefrogUnited Kingdom4 months ago - Not that weird anymore
Bit like the Joe Rogan podcast in that 1 in 6 guests are interesting while the rest is tv comedians, dreadful celebrities and self obsessed stand-ups. Worth it for the rare scientists, historians etc.
Apple Podcasts3alimcl24United Kingdom6 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #124 | United Kingdom/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #233 | Australia/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #105 |  Hong Kong/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #117 |  South Africa/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #165 |  New Zealand/Society & Culture |
Apple Podcasts | #184 |  Singapore/Society & Culture |
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Listeners are invited into a world where peculiar beliefs and extraordinary theories take center stage, led by a host known for his inquisitive nature. The discussions feature a mix of guests, including comedians, authors, and experts, who share their unique perspectives on topics that range from folklore to paranormal phenomena and the bizarre intersections of everyday life. One notable feature is the 'Batshit Survey,' which explores guests' beliefs about ghosts, telepathy, and other unusual topics, offering a lighthearted yet thought-provoking approach to the strange aspects of humanity. In addition, monthly bonus episodes dive into simulation theory, inviting listeners to entertain complex and speculative ideas about reality. This blend ... more
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Recent guests on We Can Be Weirdos include:
1. Mary Roach
2. Kris Spisak
3. Ellery Weil
4. Adam Riches
5. Alex Lowe
6. Edd Hedges
7. Nigel Planer
8. Edward Brooke-Hitching
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