Paul Gilbert

Weird En Zed Podcast

History EN ↓ 28 episodes

Interesting, fascinating & outright odd. New Zealand History. From crackpot Kiwi scientists, missing treasure to hunts for Yeti.    There's a lot of strange events being recounted here on Weird En Zed. 

Author

Paul Gilbert

Category

History

Latest episode

Sep 17, 2024

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Episodes

The House at Number 6: New Zealand’s very own Amityville Horror 12.03.2024

The untold story of a Timaru family terrorised by an entity.  Unlike Amityville.  This story is true!  For privacy reasons. The name of the family involved has been obscured.   Along with the street name.  Other than that, the rest of this story is faithful to the recorded history, testimonies at the time.  This is the first time it's been re-told in podcast form.      #truehorror   #amityvil...

The Kabagon Sea-Monster 1971 10.03.2024

‘Kabagon’ is the abbreviated Japanese word for Hippo Monster.   A Japanese Sea Serpent.  Umibōzu.  Thought only to exist in folk law.  That was until a cryptid like creature was spotted by the crew of a fishing boat in 1971. Just off the coast of the South Island of New Zealand. Believers & Unbelievers will enjoy this intriguing tale.    Support the show

Where The Hell is Emerald Island?? 08.03.2024

The on the map. Off the map story of Emerald Island. Ran broadly from 1821 - 1939. Till it was finally put in the file headed 'Phantom Island' Along with its cousins: Royal Company Island,  Nimrod Island and Doughterty Island.   Let's examine this enigma in 12 minutes or less of your valuable time.   Support the show

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