In this episode of A Study Of The Strange, we continue along the host's journey of how he got into studying the strange to begin with. Topics covered include:

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In this episode, the host of A Study Of The Strange talks about the main experience that led him to believe there was an entirely different side of our world and existence, one that many people throughout history did indeed know about, but very few (if any) have been able to fully explain. This episode acts as the set up for the variety of topics that will be discussed on this show, including but not limited to UFOs, Bigfoot, "conspiracy" theories, and more!

A Study Of The Strange is a podcast where no topic is off limits. Having grown up a very logical, "see it to believe it" atheist, the host had experiences that changed his perspectives on reality forever. Once he began to study the strange parts of this world, it led him to beliefs and conclusions he never previously thought of, let alone carefully considered.

The conclusions that he considers most likely at the time of writing this are not ones he asked for or was hoping for. In fact, he consistently tried to prove the conclusions wrong without success. The conclusions were of such a nature, however, that it is morally reprehensible to not share the ideas with others. The ideas here are not shared to scare the listeners, but rather to give them what he believes to be useful information so that they can make the best decisions for themselves and their families in the coming days, weeks, and years.

What This Podcast Is Not:

This podcast talks about religion, but it is not one where hate is spewed towards the religions of others. This podcast talks about politics, but it is not one where we believe that all who disagree with those politics are somehow stupid, inferior, or in anyway less than. And, although the host may at times speak with firmness, conviction, or even a confrontational tone,  know that this is never stemming from anything else other than passion for what is potentially the most important series of subjects mankind has ever considered. 

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