Hey Strangeness
Hey Strangeness
Come hang out with us every every so often as we take a deep dive into the unnamed and unseen horrors which dwell at the edge of what we perceive as reality. Why is Texas so weird? What's the deal with Gnomes? Who was Tom Slick? What is the Texas Dogman Triangle? We may not have the answers (we don't), but we have plenty of questions.
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The Texas Dogman Triangle 18.08.2021 39:40
It's time for Dogman. Join us on a semi-deep dive into all things Dogman (not shapeshifters) and a trio of sightings very specific to central Texas. People I name drop in this episode include Seth Breedlove, Joedy Cook, Asherz, The Manic Pixie Dream Ghouls, the Mothboys, Tyler Strand, basically everyone who was at Cryptid Bash, Dogman, and many many more. Cryptid Bash recap followed by a lengthy t...
The Serial Killer Ghost of Blanco County 20.07.2021 22:42
In 1885 a man named Al Lackey tried to murder his entire family... with... moderate success. Why? Where? Are phantom hitchhikers real? Cats are cute, but why are they ALSO so annoying? We may or may not figure all this out on Episode 2 of Hey Strangeness. A little bit of true crime, a little bit of paranormal, a lot of "this is okay, you guys are doing an alright job I guess." Brought to you...
The Dancing Devil of San Antonio 02.07.2021 29:41
1975, Southwest Texas, Halloween Night. A man dances well, but is he more than a man? Maybe, maybe not. Find out as we examine a local San Antonio folk tale and trace it's dark historical roots all the way to the 15th century. Sponsored by Ghostblow - The Decongestant For Ghosts!
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