Weekly Bizarre

On a late summer night in 1994, mysterious gelatinous liquid, "blobs," began falling down from the sky in coastal Washington state. The ground was coated in patches of ooze, people became ill, and to this day, nobody can quite explain the origins or compound makeup of the Oakville Blobs. Join us as we delve into the story and come up with our own theories! Email us: weeklybizarrepodcast@...

This week on Weekly Bizarre, we unpack a wildly strange case from Belgium that left a courtroom in shock and social media in awe. Prosecutors revealed how a 47-year-old woman subjected her husband to more than a year of horrific abuse after their 2024 marriage. According to court testimony, among other things, the man was confined to a dog kennel, and forced to live in squalor while cleaning up af...

Off the coast of Scotland is the jagged, storm-shredded island of Eilean Mor, a place where storytellers speak not just of its history, but of the world beneath it — a world of omens, sacred places, and spirits older than memory. In 1900, three of it’s lighthouse keepers vanished without a trace. Their bodies were never found; there were no signs of a struggle—just an empty tower that has puzzled...

We are coming at you from the infamous pages of Craigslist, bringing you their most Bizarre ads!  From people selling the complete set of grandmas teeth, a $10,000 one-of-a-kind chicken nugget, to one free old man, join us in the hilarious awe and oddity of the gray area that the internet provides. Email us: Weeklybizarrepodcast@gmail.com Join us on Patreon: Patreon.com/weeklybizarre

In this third installment of our ongoing series on America's strangest laws, we're diving deeper into the delightfully Bizarre corners of the U.S. legal code. This week, we explore why its forbidden to hang obscene ice cream signs, how a law ended up making it illegal to catch a fish with dynamite, and the surprisingly complicated reason Indiana liquor stores may not sell cold soda or bott...

We sit down and chat with Ashley Ryan, the Pythian Priestess, an expert on everything from ancient oracles to modern day occult practices, tarot, and paranormal activities. Join us as we delve into her experiences in the unseen world, as well as her Mystery School. Perhaps she can open your mind too to the spiritual world. Follow Pythian Priestess at https://www.youtube.com/@pythianpriestess Email...

Did you know that "Dexter" was inspired by a real person? Sentenced for 71 official murders, but claiming over 100, Pedro Rodrigues Filho was a vigilante who murdered while "following a code." Known as "The Brazilian Dexter," we trace the signs of aggression and a need for justice from a young age, all through heinous acts of bloodshed in the name of principle. Rezend...

We sit down with Chris DiCesare, also known as "The Erie Hall Ghost Boy" and the real life inspiration behind the Netflix miniseries True Haunting, for a fascinating conversation. Chris opens up about his extraordinary and terrifying experiences at Erie Hall in the 1980s, sharing what really happened during the haunting that became spooky season canon. Through personal stories and reflec...

The journey, and stakes, intensify for Jeffrey Manchester, AKA "The Roofman." Come along with us as we explore how The Roofman, a real life "Catch Me If You Can," survived, thrived, and ultimately met his downfall that led to him being the inspiration for a major motion picture. Email us at: weeklybizarrepodcast@gmail.com Join us on patreon: patreon.com/weeklybizarre Dalke, T....

He's depicted in theaters by Channing Tatum, but explore with us the realer-than-Hollywood true odyssey of Jeffrey Manchester, AKA "The Roofman." Post military, Jeffrey tried to find roots back home. He settled for a modest position at McDonald's. Fast forward 6-years, he had become a perpetrator of over 40 armed robberies, a prison escapee, and a wanted felon, stowed away in the...

Think you have heard it all? Think again. This week on Weekly Bizarre, we are diving headfirst into 1,000 of the most unexpected, unbelievable, and downright Bizarre ways people have met their end. All from the comically absurd to the tragically ironic.. Joining us for this wild ride is Mike from Paddy Wagon podcast, bringing his expertise, twisted humor, and a whole lot of "what the bleep?" energ...

Join us as we share spine-tingling tales with one of our favorite bizarre buddies, Vito from Dark Roast Revelations podcast. Among the discussion is real life Bigfoot encounters, Ninja Turtles, and an eerie phone call that will make your blood curdle. Go listen and follow Vito for insightful and engaging interviews! Apple Podcasts https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dark-roast-revelations/id1773...

Anatoly Moskvin was a celebrated linguist and historian in Russia in the early 2000s, a bit off-beat but very intelligent. November 2, 2011 came as a shock to Moskvin's family and peers, as 26 mummified bodies were discovered in the home he shared with his parents. The bodies were posed and adorned as dolls that he called his children. Take a leap into the Bizarre with us, as we unwind what could...

This week on Weekly Bizarre, we plunge into the shadowy realm between life and death-the coma state. What really happens when the mind slips away from the waking world? People who have been there report eerie visions, twisted dreamscapes, and even out-of-body journeys that defy explanantion... Join us on Patreon: patreon.com/weeklybizarre

It started with strange unaccompanied noises coming from the attic of the Gruber family home. Six months later, six people were dead, stacked up on top of each other in the property's barn, owned by the victims. We dissect a tale of mystery, incest, and greed, which to this day is one of the most bizarre unsolved murders the world has ever known. Join us as we explore the surreal details of th...

This week, we delve into the bizarre and unsettling cases that gripped South Africa and raised serious questions about hospital security, mental health protocols, and the failure in patient care. When Teteteke Gqotsi and Sandile Sibiya were admitted to seperate hospitals, no one expected them to vanish without a trace. Family members searched and authorities launched investigations...Were these tr...

Think twice before you hit that street food vendor? Maryland's most-prolific, and most robust serial killer (nearly 500 lbs), could be described every bit as colorful as much as he was ruthless. Joe Metheny claimed to have killed as many as 13 people, and his method of disposal will likely make you question any future orders of "street meat." Join us on Patreon: patreon.com/weeklybiz...

Elves... Where are they from, what do they do...and how are they in bed? Lore surrounding Elves spans centuries and continents. But today, the girls focus on the rich Elven folklore of Iceland, including the research and steamy first-hand experiences of Hallgerour Hallgrimsdottir, where the culture of Elves is richly deep-rooted, even beyond typical social mores. Join us on Patreon: patreon.com/we...

In November 1872, a cargo ship set sail from Novia Scotia, a routine occurrence. Only a month later, the Mary Celeste was found, well adrift of her expected location and completely deserted. The catch? There were no signs of any struggle, nor itent to abandon ship. The girls take a deep dive into the Mary Celeste, America's original ghost ship. Join us on Patreon: patreon.com/weeklybizarre

Some call him a psychic, a mystic, a seer..or simply "a large." Our friend Joe Diamond joins the show! We banter with our cheesy Wisconsin-based buddy, The World's Greatest Mind Reader, as well as have a couple readings done, and the results are Bizarre! Find out if he really can crack into our minds. Check Joe out for yourself @joediamondlive Join us on Patreon! patreon.com/weeklybi...

The capture and fallout of Aileen Wuornos raised even more questions about the Infamous serial killer. We discuss the trial, the coverage, and uncover even more about this modern American monster. Monster: My True Story Aileen Wuornos & Christopher Berry-Dee Join us on Patreon: Patreon.com/weeklybizarre

Some Hollywood depictions of Aileem Wuornos may lead folks to the conclusion that she was a victim of her environment. We take a closer look at her actual victims this week, and try to decipher to what degree, if any, her infamous acts were justified. Monster: My True Story Aileen Wuornos & Christopher Berry - Dee Join us on Patreon: patreon.com/weeklybizarre

Are serial killers born as cold, imperfect, pre-programmed murderers, or are they scarred up to that threshold over time? We examine Aileen Wuornos, a woman who erupted into the headlines in 1991, having murdered a total of 7 men, most of which while acting as a prostitute. But Aileen's story is a complex and layered one, with intense, conflicting motivating factors of both love and hate. Mons...

The strongest human emotion is fear. We are both fascinated and terror-striken by the darkness, both within ourselves and in the shadows around us. A quintessential instance of this is one well-renowned figure...The Boogeyman. This week, we take a stroll through the lore of The Boogeyman. It's origins, tales of it's sinister acts, and it's purpose for scaring the living crap out of us....

Could you please pass the Bizarre? This episode, the girls dig in and sample some of the most macabre, notable, and outlandish death row meals ever to be featured on the menu. From Jolly Ranchers, to fine cut steaks, to good ole Jack Daniels, we have a feast prepared for you! So pull up a seat with Montana, Jess, Gacey, Wuornos, Bundy, and many others...we hope you leave feeling stuffed! Join us o...