Weird World Podcast
Weird World Podcast
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.
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1 nov. 2026
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Episode 163 - Phineas Gage: The Man With Too Many Holes In His Head 19.06.2020 1:04:05
Three feet seven inches. That’s 1.09 meters. That was the size of the iron rod that pierced Phineas Gage’s head. But why take our word for it? Take his. Because, massive hole in his head or not, Phineas lived to tell.
Episode 162 - What Happened to Brittany? 13.06.2020 1:01:25
Brittany Murphy was the bright young star of Hollywood - until she met Simon Monjack. A few years later Brittany was dead at 32 of… pneumonia and anemia? That was odd. But when Simon died a few months later - of pneumonia and anemia - that was weird.
Episode 161 - COVID Conspiracies, Part 2 04.06.2020 47:10
We continue our quest to find the best / worst Coronavirus conspiracy theories. If Covid-19 is a deep state big pharma bioweapon, wouldn’t you want to know?
Episode 160 - COVID Conspiracies, Part 1 29.05.2020 46:59
You have your Plandemic, sure, but there is a rich array of conspiracy theories spiraling through the world as fast as the virus. Here are some of the best / worst. Warning to Bill Gates and Verizon - you are not going to like this. Sources (Plandemic debunking): livescience buzzfeed science New York Times Factcheck.org
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