
A podcast that explores the unknown, the unexplained, the mysterious, the unsolved and the just plain strange. Bizarre crimes, disappearing people, odd creatures, creepy phenomena, it's all here. We won't solve every mystery, but we'll try to separate truth from fiction and let you decide.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 301 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureHistory | |||

Was there a Zodiac murder before we knew the name? The method was similar, the victim, and then the boasting letters to the police and papers. But this was years before Zodiac claimed his first victims… That we know of.
Content Warning: There is talk of suicide, sexual assault, coercion and manipulation. Please skip this episode if you need to. Maybe he had done a stretch in prison, but Talia's Dad Larry was still awesome. And maybe it was weird when he started cras... more
The two boys who had seen the UFO crash in the New Mexico months before Roswell waited until they were old men to tell their story. They had dates and names and even a piece of the alien craft made from this exotic, unearthly metal called "aluminum."... more
Most folks date the modern UFO era from 1947. Kenneth Arnold saw those skipping saucers in Washington and Roswell became extraterrestrial crash landing central. But what if an alien craft smashed into the New Mexican desert two years before Roswell? ... more
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This show would be really interesting and enjoyable without the constant mansplaining and pointless interruptions.
Great choice of topics and mostly a blast. But I wish *certain guests* didn't interject with mockery of any placename, surname or business name mentioned. He's not funny and it just distracts from the narrative. I'm still on the fairly early episodes so hopefully they realised that for themselves at some point.
It possibly would be an interesting show of Dean would just stick a sock in it now and again with his constant interrupting , patronizing comments , mansplaining, dreadfully unwitting comments and pathetic sarcasm
Do you want to know something? Well, this guy will tell you, whether he knows about it or not.
Too smug for my tastes
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Too much cross talk especially on part of the dude who thinks he’s hilarious. He’s not.
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This podcast focuses on a diverse range of bizarre and mysterious topics, delving into unsolved crimes, uncanny occurrences, and peculiar artifacts. From discussions on famous historical figures like Amelia Earhart to exploring the eerie tales of haunted places and cryptids, the hosts engage audiences by blending humor with thorough storytelling. The content often incorporates analysis of folklore, urban legends, and significance surrounding controversial subjects, prompting listeners to contemplate the line between fact and fiction. The informal and comedic style allows for a lighthearted exploration of dark themes and gives a familial vibe, appealing to those fascinated by the strange and unusual.
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