Brittany Barbieri explores the haunted history of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, focusing on the legend of the Phantom Regiment. The episode delves into the tragic events of the Battle of Gettysburg, theories surrounding ghostly soldiers endlessly marching in a time loop, and how the area’s limestone- and quartz-rich ground may amplify paranormal activity. Through chilling eyewitness accounts and scientific speculation, Brittany examines why the battlefield’s energy appears to replay the trauma of war, leaving visitors to encounter eerie drumbeats and apparitions that never acknowledge the living.

Brittany Barbieri shares the mysterious tale, “Rescued by the Woods People: The Bigfoot River Rescue Story.” She recounts an anonymous woman’s claim of being saved and cared for by Bigfoot-like creatures after a canoe accident. Brittany also discusses her research, the lack of official evidence, and the challenges of verifying supernatural stories.

Brittany Barbieri explores the historic Wesley Poltergeist case of 1716, underscoring its importance through the detailed firsthand accounts left by the Wesley family. She contrasts this well-documented case with the unsubstantiated “Yellow Echo” urban legend from 1960s Wyoming, highlighting the crucial role credible documentation plays in paranormal research. Brittany closes by thanking her supporters as she looks ahead to 2026.

Brittany Barbieri explores the enduring mystery of giants, diving into legends from the United States and around the world. She examines Indigenous stories, reports of alleged giant remains, and the infamous account of a U.S. military encounter with a giant in Afghanistan. Brittany also looks at why these stories are so often dismissed, ignored, or covered up, encouraging listeners to keep an open mind and share their own theories about the possibility of hidden truths and conspiracies.

Brittany Barbieri delves into a chilling Bigfoot encounter reported in December 2002 in Benzie County, Michigan. She brings the witness’s experience to life—describing a massive, eerily calm creature striding across a snowy road—while exploring what this behavior might reveal about Bigfoot lore. Brittany also underscores the value of approaching cryptid sightings with both curiosity and critical thinking.

Brittany Barbieri dives into the chilling history and lingering paranormal mysteries of Donner Pass, the infamous site where the Donner Party became trapped during the brutal winter of 1846–47. Brittany uncovers the recurring December hauntings long reported in the area—phantom footsteps crunching in the snow, strange and sudden odors, disembodied voices drifting through the trees, and eerie sightings of a ragged, wandering woman.

Brittany Barbieri kicks things off with some Thanksgiving leftovers, gratitude, gravy, and the annual chaos known as Black Friday, before diving headfirst into the bizarre realm of “phantom shoppers.” Brittany dishes out spine-tingling tales from retail workers who swear their stores come alive after closing time: carts rolling on their own, shadowy customers who vanish on aisle three, and night-shift noises that definitely aren’t HVAC.

In this episode of "Get Weird," host Brittany Barbieri explores the mysterious case of the Deer Man of Swede Hollow, a strange, deer-like humanoid reportedly seen in a forest ravine in Saint Paul, Minnesota during the late 1990s. Brittany discusses eyewitness accounts, the area's unusual electromagnetic activity, and theories ranging from cryptids to interdimensional beings. She emphasizes thorough research, respect for folklore, and encourages listeners to embrace curiosity and authenticity. The episode blends mystery, science, and personal reflection, inviting listeners to question the unknown and celebrate their own uniqueness.

In this episode of Get Weird, host Brittany Barbieri dives into one of the creepiest Bigfoot encounters buried in the BFRO archives. She unpacks a chilling report from two hikers in Washington’s rugged Cascade Mountains who stumbled onto a centuries-old cabin scarred with massive claw marks and filled with unsettling journal entries. But when they returned with a park ranger—every trace of the cabin had vanished. No foundation. No debris. No explanation. Brittany breaks down the case with her signature mix of science and storytelling, exploring everything from bear behavior and environmental anomalies to time slips, cryptid activity, and the paranormal theories that keep investigators up at night. If you’re obsessed with Bigfoot sightings, missing cabins, and the strange edges of our world, this episode is your sign to get curious…and Get Weird.

In this episode of “Get Weird with Britney Barbieri,” things get delightfully weird. Britney kicks things off with some feel-good advice for a brighter day, spills on her Halloween hangover and early Christmas decorating habits, and dives into a ridiculous paranormal story from her youth — the time she mistook a rhesus monkey for a demon in a cemetery said to be haunted by a vampire. (Yep. You read that right.) Along the way, she talks about ghost-hunting gone wrong, the importance of respecting different investigation styles, and why the paranormal world is way more fun when you can laugh at the weird stuff.