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228 episodes
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Andy and MarkExplicit
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Date created
2021/07/20
Latest episode
2026/02/01
Average duration
74 min.
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7 days
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Anything weird or wonderful, strange or supernatural. from murders, disappearances,abductions and hauntings, to natural phenomena, coincidences, out of this world visitors and downright unbelieveable nonsense.
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Episode 228: UK Aliens - Close Encounters of many kinds in The United Kingdom.
2026/02/01
The conversation covers a range of topics including podcast technology and investment, AI and virtual assistants, and current events and news.. They also delve into the current events and news, sharing their views on various topics. The conversation covers the confusion around video making, the shift from UFOs to UAPs, the mysterious incidents in Todmorden, and the Calvin UFO photograph. The conversation delves into the mysterious Calvine photograph, its revelation, and the subsequent reactions and analyses. It explores the government's uncertainty, the psychological impact of the photograph, and the search for answers in the face of an unresolved mystery.
Takeaways
AI and virtual assistantsPodcast technology and investmentCurrent events and news UFOs vs UAPsThe mysterious incidents in TodmordenThe Calvin UFO photograph Unresolved MysteryGovernment Uncertainty
Chapters
00:00 Podcast Technology and Investment49:29 The Calvin UFO Photograph01:29:34 The Psychological Impact of the Photograph
Episode 227: The Oldest Profession - Common Women, Common Law & Prostitution in Medieval London
2026/01/25
The conversation begins with an introduction and technical difficulties, followed by a political commentary on Trump's policies. The impact of Trump's policies is then discussed, leading to a conversation about UFO footage. The episode concludes with a discussion of medieval London and common law. The conversation delves into the regulation of prostitution in medieval London and the surprising role of the Catholic Church in licensing prostitutes. It provides insights into the social and moral dynamics of the time, shedding light on the complex relationship between morality, necessity, and public order. The conversation delves into the origins of goosebumps, medieval attitudes towards prostitution, the Crossbones graveyard, the operation of Southwark stews and brothels, corruption and legal issues, legal cases and punishments, regulation and control of brothels, the Loch Hospital and plague years, ordinances and restrictions, Edward IV's regulation of brothels, and unusual cases and legal proceedings in medieval London.
Takeaways
Political commentaryImpact of Trump's policies Medieval London's regulation of prostitutionThe role of the Catholic Church in licensing prostitutes Medieval attitudes towards prostitution were complex and influenced by religious and societal factors.The regulation and control of prostitution in medieval London had a significant impact on the lives of women and the operation of brothels.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Technical Difficulties11:36 Discussion of UFO Footage21:35 Medieval London and Common Law50:20 The Origins of Goosebumps56:33 Corruption and Legal Issues01:06:02 The Loch Hospital and Plague Years01:13:17 Edward IV's Regulation of Brothels
Episode 226: Pastafarianism: The Noodly Truth Behind the Flying Spaghetti Monster
2026/01/18
In this episode, Mark and Andy delve into the world of unconventional religions and cults, exploring the humorous and bizarre aspects of Pastafarianism, Discordianism, and more. They discuss the origins, beliefs, and cultural impacts of these groups, while also touching on topics like UFO encounters and historical baby farms. The conversation is filled with witty banter and thought-provoking insights, making for an entertaining and enlightening listen.
Episode 225: The Elephant Man - John Merrick
2026/01/11
The conversation covers a range of topics, from snow clearing woes to family and travel, and finally delves into the life of John Merrick, also known as the Elephant Man. The takeaways from the conversation include resilience and compassion, which are evident in the various themes discussed. The conversation delves into the nature of visibility, validation, vulnerability, and the tragic consequences of visibility in the modern age. It contrasts the experiences of historical figures like John Merrick with modern influencers, highlighting the psychological weight of validation and the difference between being watched and being seen.
Takeaways
ResilienceCompassion Validation in the modern attention economy can carry real psychological weight.Attention isn't care. Being watched is not the same as being seen.
Chapters
00:00 Snow Clearing Woes08:52 Life of John Merrick29:57 The Nature of Visibility41:47 The Tragic Consequences of Visibility58:07 The Contrast of Influence and Content Creation
Episode 224: Antarctica - The Strangest Continent. From Aliens to Nazis and Secret Worlds.
2026/01/05
The conversation delves into the historical significance of Antarctica and the mystery surrounding it. It explores the myth and exploration of the continent, shedding light on its enigmatic past and the intrigue it continues to evoke. The conversation delves into the discovery of Antarctica, the Ross Ice Shelf, the German Antarctic Expedition, the Penguin Post Office, conspiracy theories, and scientific exploration of the continent. It highlights the fascinating history and secrets of Antarctica, debunking myths and revealing the truth through scientific research.
Takeaways
Antarctica's historical significance and the mystery surrounding itThe exploration and discovery of Antarctica Antarctica's history is filled with fascinating discoveries and conspiracy theories.The continent's secrets are being revealed through scientific research and exploration.
Chapters
00:00 The Myth of Antarctica25:54 The Ross Ice Shelf and Flat Earth Theory32:28 The Penguin Post Office and Operation Tabarin40:31 Antarctica's Secrets and Conspiracy Theories47:18 The Antarctic Treaty and Scientific Exploration
Episode 223: Y2K - The Millennium Bug (Remastered)
2026/01/05
Andy and Mark engage in a lively and diverse conversation covering topics such as kitchen banter, Christmas preparations, music festivals, social media evolution, fentanyl, and political ideologies. The banter transitions into deeper discussions about societal issues and political decisions, reflecting a range of perspectives and opinions. The conversation covers the state of the United Kingdom, the Y2K Millennium Bug, its unfolding, remediation efforts, lessons learned, the 2038 time problem, the impact of AI, and concludes with New Year's wishes.
Takeaways
Kitchen banter and appliance banterNostalgia and reminiscing about music festivalsEvolution of social media and its impactAwareness of fentanyl and its societal impactDebate on political ideologies and national freedom The Y2K problem was a real threat that required significant remediation efforts.AI and complexity pose challenges and risks that need to be carefully managed.
Chapters
00:00 Kettle Woes and Kitchen Banter10:59 Music Festivals and Nostalgia16:59 Evolution of Social Media23:03 Political Ideologies and National Freedom28:09 Y2K: The Millennium Bug36:08 The Y2K Problem Unfolds43:33 Lessons from Y2K54:00 The Impact of AI
Episode 222: 'Tis The Season - Funny Scary, Creepy and Downright Ridiculous True Xmas Tales
2026/01/05
The conversation covers a range of Christmas-related topics, from banter and traditions to unusual and unsettling Christmas stories. It delves into accidental Christmas traditions, Christmas movies and stories, mishaps, Christmas trees and diplomacy, and unsettling Christmas stories. The conversation covers a variety of unusual Christmas stories, showcasing the diversity of Christmas experiences and the persistence of the holiday spirit in challenging circumstances. The conversation covers Christmas crimes, criminals in disguise, unfinished stories, and food disasters. It delves into historical events, criminal activities, and food-related mishaps, providing an engaging and informative discussion around these themes.
Takeaways
Christmas traditionsUnusual Christmas stories Christmas stories are diverseChristmas is a time of persistence Christmas crimesFood disasters
Chapters
00:00 Christmas Banter11:59 Christmas Movies and Stories19:49 Christmas Trees and Diplomacy25:20 Unusual Christmas Stories49:42 Christmas Crimes and Escapes
Episode 221: Timothy Leary - Godfather of Acid, Psychologist, Lecturer and Drug Aficionado
2026/01/05
The conversation covers a range of topics including Christmas weather, travel experiences, housing development, controversial arrests, and eco-friendly meat. It delves into the impact of government incentives on housing, flight upgrades, and the ethical considerations of meat consumption. The discussion provides insights into diverse and engaging subjects, offering a unique perspective on each topic. The conversation methodically explores the early life of Timothy Leary, his groundbreaking work at Harvard, and the establishment of the Millbrook commune. It delves into Leary's influence and the cultural impact of his work, highlighting the societal transformation brought about by his exploration of psychedelics. The conversation methodically explores the impact of the psychedelic movement and Timothy Leary's influence on technology and futurism. It delves into the cultural and political implications of the movement, as well as Leary's role as a visionary in the realm of technology and futurism. The narrative provides a comprehensive understanding of Leary's multifaceted legacy and the enduring impact of his ideas.
Takeaways
Christmas weather in different locationsDiscussion about housing development and government incentivesTravel experiences and flight upgradesArrest of a controversial figureDiscussion about buying a turkey and eco-friendly meat Timothy Leary's early life and upbringing shaped his rebellious and questioning nature.Leary's exploration of psychedelics led to significant cultural and academic impact. Psychedelic movement and its impactTimothy Leary's influence on technology and futurism
Chapters
00:00 Christmas Weather and Travel Experiences06:03 Travel Experiences and Flight Upgrades13:22 Discussion about Buying a Turkey and Eco-Friendly Meat19:22 The Early Life of Timothy Leary34:15 The Harvard Psilocybin Project and Millbrook Commune46:01 Leary's Influence and Cultural Impact51:22 The Psychedelic Movement and Timothy Leary's Influence01:27:44 Timothy Leary's Impact on Technology and Futurism
Episode 220: Beyond Belief - True or False
2026/01/05
The podcast episode covers a wide range of topics including AI music, health and fitness, UK budget, immigration, aging population, and global news. The hosts engage in lively debates and discussions on these topics, offering contrasting perspectives and insights. The conversation covers two primary themes: 'Mysterious Lights on Sycamore Lane' and 'The Customer Who Never Ordered'. The first theme explores the strange occurrence of blinking streetlights on Sycamore Lane, while the second theme delves into a mysterious encounter at a 24-hour diner in Maple Junction. The episode features six intriguing stories, including a clock that ran backwards, a waving raccoon on Highway 27, a house that whispered, a vanishing woman on Grey Wolf Ridge, a customer who never ordered, and a foggy trail with a vanishing photo. Each story presents a mysterious and unexplained phenomenon, leaving the listener to question the truth behind each tale.
Takeaways
AI's impact on music productionDebate on immigration and labor shortage Unexplained phenomena in everyday settingsMysterious encounters and unexplained events Mysterious and unexplained phenomena can occur in everyday life.The line between fact and fiction can blur when it comes to strange occurrences.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Strange Stuff Podcast05:20 Impact of Income Tax Freeze14:02 Resignation of Marjorie Taylor Greene19:06 Conversation on Curtains and Blinds39:17 The Customer Who Never Ordered45:41 The Clock That Ran Backwards52:44 The Waving Raccoon on Highway 2759:20 The House That Answered Back01:09:45 The Customer Who Never Ordered
Episode 219: Thomas Midgley Jr — Climate and Environment Terroist? Or Well Intentioned Inventor?
2026/01/05
The conversation covers a range of topics, including the challenges of arranging a meeting time, weather conditions, an Italian fraud case, the frustration of proving one's existence for a pension, the concept of a mansion tax, and the story of Thomas Midgley Jr. and the unintended consequences of his innovation. The chapters provide a comprehensive exploration of each theme, offering insights into the complexities of human behavior, societal issues, and historical events. The conversation delves into the tragic story of Thomas Midgley Jr., his inventions, and the unintended consequences of technological optimism. It explores the impact of leaded gasoline, the invention of Freon, and the lessons learned from Midgley's legacy. The discussion also raises questions about the future of technology and the need for caution in innovation.
Takeaways
Unintended consequencesInnovation Unintended consequencesTechnological optimism
Chapters
00:00 The Gaslighter07:08 The Mansion Tax17:11 Innovation and Unintended Consequences25:45 The Tragedy of Thomas Midgley Jr.35:10 The Invention of Freon45:18 Lessons from Midgley's Legacy55:18 The Future of Technology and Innovation
Episode 218: Davos and The WEF Pt 2
2026/01/05
The conversation covers a range of topics including unexpected Sunday episodes, Davos and Epstein, Trump's document release, Macron and world events, Trump's legal battle, weather and cat troubles, the Madeleine McCann case and Napoleon's height, and wallpaper and Black Friday shopping. The conversation covers a range of topics including the cat toilet saga, Davos and elites, the Great Reset, the spread of conspiracy theories, and the power of narrative. It delves into the impact of these themes on public perception and global discourse. The conversation delves into the themes of inequality of wealth distribution, the power of myths and conspiracies, the illusion of control, the complexity of power, and the search for meaning in a complex world. It explores the impact of these themes on society and individuals, shedding light on the challenges and implications of navigating a world shaped by power and uncertainty.
Takeaways
Unexpected Sunday episodesTrump's legal battle The influence of elite gatherings like Davos and the World Economic Forum can shape public perception and fuel conspiracy theories.The spread of conspiracy theories and the power of narrative can have a significant impact on public discourse and global events. Inequality of wealth distribution is a significant challenge facing the world today.Conspiracy theories and myths provide a sense of control and meaning in a complex and uncertain world.
Chapters
00:00 Wallpaper and Black Friday21:35 The Cat Toilet Saga39:42 The Spread of Conspiracy Theories50:24 Inequality of Wealth Distribution58:10 The Power of Myths and Conspiracies01:14:29 The Illusion of Control01:21:52 The Complexity of Power01:29:23 The Search for Meaning
Episode 217: Davos and The WEF
2026/01/05
The conversation covers a range of topics, including time zones, sleeping patterns, corruption, and the World Economic Forum. It delves into the history and evolution of Davos, exploring its symbolism as a center of global power and influence. The discussion also touches on public perception, the global financial crisis, and the impact of Davos on public trust and conspiracy theories. The conversation delves into the world of Davos, exploring its symbolism as a gathering of the global elite and the appeal of conspiracy theories. It covers topics such as taxation, wealth perception, the psychology of power, stakeholder capitalism, and the influence of Davos. The discussion also touches on the Great Reset and the internet's reaction to it, as well as the allure of conspiracy theories and their impact on perceptions of power and control.
Takeaways
Davos as a symbol of global powerThe evolution of Davos and the World Economic Forum Davos as a symbol of global eliteConspiracy theories and their appeal
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Unusual Recording05:05 Discussion on Time Zones and Locations10:35 Discussion on Corrupt Politicians17:19 The Evolution of Davos and Public Perception25:00 Davos as a Fortress of Influence56:47 Conspiracy Theories and Davos
Episode 216: Cheyenne Mountain Conspiracy
2025/11/16
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Dive into the depths of Cheyenne Mountain, a fortress shrouded in mystery and intrigue. In this episode, Andy and Mark explore the secrets of this Cold War-era military complex, rumored to house everything from alien spacecraft to shadow governments. Join us as we separate fact from fiction, uncovering the engineering marvels and conspiracy theories that have captured imaginations for decades. Whether it's the allure of hidden tunnels or the whispers of extraterrestrial technology, Cheyenne Mountain remains a symbol of human ingenuity and the unknown. Tune in for a journey into the heart of one of the world's most secretive places.
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We source our material from various web resources, and claim no credit for any original research, as we are too damn lazy/busy to actually carry it out. This is a light entertainment podcast that we do for fun, and any facts that Andy states in any given episode, may or may not be true.
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Episode 215: The Fabian Conspiracy and Digital ID Pt 2
2025/11/09
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In this episode of Strange Stuff Podcast, hosts Andy and Mark delve further into the intricate web of the Fabian Conspiracy and the implications of Digital ID. They explore the historical roots of the Fabian Society, its influence on modern governance, and the potential risks of digital identity systems. Through a lively discussion, they question the balance between technological progress and individual freedom, highlighting the need for vigilance in a world increasingly governed by digital systems. Join them for part 2 as they navigate the complexities of power, control, and the human spirit in the digital age.
Support the show
www.strangestuffpodcast.com
www.patreon.com/strangestuffpodcast
#strangestuffpodcast - Instagram
Strange Stuff Podcast - YouTube
We source our material from various web resources, and claim no credit for any original research, as we are too damn lazy/busy to actually carry it out. This is a light entertainment podcast that we do for fun, and any facts that Andy states in any given episode, may or may not be true.
Enjoy the ride.
Episode 214: The Fabian Conspiracy and Digital ID
2025/11/02
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In this episode of Strange Stuff Podcast, hosts Andy and Mark delve into the intriguing history of the Fabian Society and its modern-day implications. They explore how the society's gradualist approach to social reform has parallels in today's digital ID systems. Join them as they discuss the balance between progress and privacy, and the potential risks of a world where identity is increasingly managed by algorithms. Tune in for a thought-provoking conversation on the intersection of history, technology, and personal freedom.
Support the show
www.strangestuffpodcast.com
www.patreon.com/strangestuffpodcast
#strangestuffpodcast - Instagram
Strange Stuff Podcast - YouTube
We source our material from various web resources, and claim no credit for any original research, as we are too damn lazy/busy to actually carry it out. This is a light entertainment podcast that we do for fun, and any facts that Andy states in any given episode, may or may not be true.
Enjoy the ride.
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