All Things Odd and Strange

All Things Odd and Strange

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All Things Odd and Strange episodes

  • Alpha-gal Syndrome and the Lone Star tick
    In this episode we will explore the question: Are bio-engineered ticks being used so that people who are bitten will contract Alpha-gal syndrome so as to become allergic to all red meat products? If so -- why?

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    6 min
  • The Paracas Skulls
    This podcast discusses the mystery of the elongated skulls of Paracas, Peru and the neglect of mainstream archeology to acknowledge their existence.

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    7 min
  • Sigmata
    This podcast discusses the life of Therese Neumann, a mystic who bore the wounds of Jesus, otherwise known as the stigmata.

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    11 min
  • Belief and Miracles
    This podcast discusses the question: What is the relationship between belief and miracles?

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    11 min
  • The Rabbit Hole of Stan Romanek

    In this episode, Lu summarizes Stan Romanek’s background and claims of UFO/alien encounters beginning in 2000, including recurring lights/orbs, alleged abductions, and his well-known “peek-a-boo alien” window video. It describes the mixed reaction to his evidence—believers vs. debunkers—and argues that attempted recreations don’t disprove the original footage; the host also notes attending one of his seminars and remains somewhat skeptical but critical of dismissive detractors.

    The script then shifts to major legal controversy: Romanek’s later arrest and conviction for child sexual abuse material, his continued claim that he was set up, and allegations of investigative misconduct (computer handling/timeline issues, warrant concerns, and the detective’s later credibility problems). It closes by describing Romanek’s severe health decline, repeated court reschedulings into April 2026, and encourages listeners to research further (including watching Extraordinary).

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    14 min
  • A Guessing Game
    This podcast discusses various interpretations of what aliens might be, ranging from traditional extraterrestrial beings with physical spacecraft to interdimensional entities, government conspiracies involving reverse-engineered technology, and even demonic entities, emphasizing the complexity and diversity of alien encounters and encouraging open-minded research on the topic.

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    7 min
  • Mysterious Man, Mysterious Staircase
    This podcast recounts the 19th-century tale of seven nuns in New Mexico who, facing an architectural challenge in completing their chapel’s staircase, received unexpected help from a mysterious carpenter believed to be St. Joseph, who constructed a unique, nail-free double helix staircase with unknown wood species, leaving a lasting enigma.

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    7 min
  • Mysterious Grand Canyon
    This podcast explores claims of a hidden advanced ancient civilization within the Grand Canyon, detailing the 1909 discovery by G.E. Kinkaid of a vast cave city with artifacts and mummies, subsequent involvement and disappearance of Smithsonian scientists, Native American legends of sky gods and ant people, restricted access to certain canyon areas named after deities, and controversies surrounding the suppression of archaeological findings, all presented as mysterious and unresolved phenomena.

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    9 min
  • Giants
    The document discusses the legend of red-haired giants from Lovelock Cave, Nevada, where artifacts and large skeletons were found, linking Paiute oral history about a conflict with these giants, but notes that some findings were sent to the Smithsonian and subsequently disappeared, with skepticism and disinformation affecting the story’s reception over time.

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    8 min
  • A Fishy Fair
    The podcast episode explores the mysterious and grand 1893 Chicago Columbian World’s Fair, highlighting its massive scale with over 200 buildings on 690 acres, the impressive “White City” architecture, and raising questions about the feasibility of its rapid construction given the period’s technology, while also discussing theories about pre-existing structures and historical resets related to similar fairs, encouraging further investigation into these intriguing anomalies

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    7 min

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Salutations and welcome to “All Things Odd and Strange” where we explore the odd in a slightly strange way. Come and join us a we discuss everything from odd sightings and experiences to the latest…