Believing the Bizarre: Paranormal Podcast

This week, we head to Rougham in Bury Saint Edmunds, UK and discuss the Rougham Mirage. This Georgian-brick house is beautiful and catches you off guard... and then completely disappears. Right before your eyes. We discuss multiple historical and contemporary encounters with the Rougham Mirage. But how believable is this vanishing house? Listen now! Support Believing the Bizarre and get tons of ex...

This week, it is listener submission time again and we have a few hauntings for you from two separate listeners. In one case, we have a seemingly very haunted home with a skeptical narrator that isn't quite sure if all of the home's spooks are what they seem. At the other end of the episode, we head to the Appalachian area with multiple entities that have made themselves known. But, are these acco...

Bloody Mary | Paranormal Podcast This episode we finally tackled one of the most universally known paranormal games in existence — Bloody Mary — and it turns out there's a lot more to it than just a dark bathroom and a dare, because we dug into the three historical women who might actually be behind the legend, from Queen Mary I burning 280 people at the stake, to Mary Queen of Scots having a genu...

Dive into extraordinary tales and stories of adults and children remembering people and places that only could happen if past lives truly existed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

First, we discuss a terrifying and tribal ghost story from Veronica. Then, our main story, involves a protective and occasionally hostile shadow figure told to us by Sara. This shadow figure seems to have an uncanny ability to know who is a good fit for Sara, but at what cost? Listen now! Love the paranormal? Of course, you do! You're here! Check out The Aloreing Podcast: https://aloreing.com/ Sup...

First seen in Puerto Rico in 1995, the Chupacabra has haunted and tormented farmers and folks alike for decades. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

German for ”double-walker,” these paranormal entities are exact unknown replicas of people that are said to be bad omens and harbingers of bad news, misfortune, and death. Essentially, bad juju. But, what exactly could they be? Simply evil twins with mischievous intent? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to another episode of Believing the Bizarre! This week, we have two submitted stories that we will be discussing. The first is sent to us by Megan, co-host of Hidden in the Shadows Podcast. She is very sensitive and has had plenty of paranormal encounters, but she submitted one of her very first encounters which potentially includes a popular shadow figure - the Hat Man. We also touch on L...

The Women in Black are creepy, unsettling women that appear after witnesses experience paranormal events, commonly UFO sightings. In addition, they also seem to appear when folks start investigating a little too deeply into massive conspiracies. Patreon: Support Believing the Bizarre and get tons of extra content by joining our Patreon. For updates, news, and extra content, follow Believing the Bi...

Known as an eerie and unnatural place that people noclip into, The Backrooms is full of mystery, horror, and unnamed entities Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Welcome to another episode of Believing the Bizarre. It is Listener Submission time again! We start off with a creepy, devilish story from Leylah before diving into the main listener submission from G. This story has it all - ghosts, terrifying experiences, and seeing strange entities running. But, could it all be believable? Listen now to find out!  Support Believing the Bizarre and get tons of e...

Welcome to another episode of Believing the Bizarre. This week, we go back into the wonderful world of hauntings. In a small district of Greater London, England is Thornton Heath. This district is known for two terrifying poltergeist experiences. We discuss the poltergeist encounters, what separates a poltergeist from a ghost, and much more. But, were these encounters believable? Listen now! Suppo...

This month we discuss a major, popular topic that Tyler particularly loves very much: zombies. Of course, the pop culture, Walking Dead style of zombies and the George Romero zombies are not how they originated. Actually, Haitian voodoo is where you can trace the idea and folklore of a zombie back to. But are they real? A lot of existing parasites and illnesses tell us potentially. But, you’ll hav...

It's compilation time again! For the fourth time in our existence, we have gathered a few shorter listener submissions and turned them into a listener submission collection. We cover a wide variety in this episode! From tall, black cryptids to potentially dangerous aliens to literally toys moving on their own - this listener submission collection has it all. But, are these encounters believable? L...

Originally a hospital for folks suffering from tuberculosis, a wide range of treatments were conducted on patients and thousands of patients died during the Waverly Hills Sanatorium’s medical tenure. They even turned a supplies tunnel into a body chute to transport dead patients late at night Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We discuss a very popular spirit (thanks to Disney, of course) that is very different than media portrays them. We are talking about Jinn. Instead of the silly and funny genie that pops out of a lamp or Christina Aguilera's hit song, Jinn are known to be very mischievous and potentially dangerous to humans. But, are they real? Listen now! Support Believing the Bizarre and get tons of extra content...

This story has a common premise - a deceased family member visiting - with an unusual and terrifying spin. Chyanne’s Grandfather was a vile, angry man that despised her. In addition to this horrifying submission, we also have a quick listener submission from one of our listeners that believes they truly encounters the Slenderman. What!? Listen now! Support Believing the Bizarre and get tons of ext...

This week, we finally venture back into the wonderful world of aliens. But first, let’s take a trip to the 90s! Back in 1997, thousands of folks in Arizona saw what they claimed as a huge object in the night sky - 6000 feet long - with countless lights. It blocked out the stars and was completely silent as it moved across the sky. Could this be proof of aliens? Or perhaps an unknown military ship?...

To celebrate our 100th episode, Tyler discusses his own personal Skinwalker experience in great detail. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we tackle another Listener Submission story, coming to us from Sarah in Dover. As you can tell by the title - things are about to get pretty spooky in this hospital. Hospitals are already full of intense energy, but if you add in a few entities that like sneaking up behind you and ripping a vacuum out of your hand, things escalate pretty quickly. But, is this hospital truly haunted? List...

Alaska has its own bizarre triangle (from Anchorage to Juneau to formerly Barrow, now Utqiaġvik) where planes and people often go missing. Could it simply be the rough and brutal terrain? Or could strange energy, black pyramids, and aliens be the cause? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In today's episode, we discuss why we shouldn’t trust pretty ladies in green dresses that appear out of nowhere offering food we have always craved. Maybe a fairy can help us find something that “went missing” but at what cost. And what is a fairy’s favorite food? Probably some natural honey or something like that? Or maybe fairies are scarier than we think… but are they believable? Listen now! Su...

La Lechuza is a half-woman, half-owl entity is said to have been a woman that practiced witchcraft and was murdered by her town. Therefore, she has come back for revenge to wreak havoc. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Let's go back a few decades to arguably the most infamous and haunted doll of all time - Annabelle. Unlike the Annabelle and Conjuring movie counterpart, she is not a porcelain terrifying toy. Instead, she is a generic raggedy Ann doll. But, that is all that is generic about her. It is claimed that she can move on her own, write creepy notes, and cause physical harm especially when you’re behind t...

Louisiana potentially has its own version of Big Foot in Honey Island Swamp. It’s known to be 7 to 8 feet tall with yellow eyes and coarse hair. Could it be true? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices