This week at Journey to the Fringe we're obsessed with wolves of all types- bipeds, Dire Wolves... probably others?

That's right, we're diving deep into yet another great lake anaomaly... at least loosley in the neighborhood, and that's the legend of the Dogman—not to be confused with Dave Pilkey’s graphic novel hero, though this cryptid might also rip up your mail. From Michigan’s misty Manistee River to Pennsylvania’s moonlit pastures, sightings of this upright, canine-headed creature go way back, often showing up uninvited, and sometimes with a cigarette between its teeth (we don’t judge). We howl through eerie encounters, unpack Dogman vs. Werewolf lore, and paw through the curious case of a radio prank that accidentally birthed a legend. Grab your flashlight, your silver bullets (just in case), and join us for a walk on the weird side—where the only thing more unsettling than glowing eyes in the dark is a creature that grins back.

As always like, share, follow and probably stay away from the great lakes until we find out whats going on there

In this howlingly strange mini, we sink our teeth into the buzz around Colossal Biosciences' claim that they’ve resurrected the dire wolf—yes, the same fang-faced legends from Game of Thrones. But are these snow-white pups really ancient predators reborn, or just very expensive cosplay wolves? We sniff out the science behind gene editing, prehistoric DNA, and some eyebrow-raising semantics as scientists clash over whether Romulus, Remus, and Khaleesi are breakthroughs in de-extinction—or just glorified gray wolves with a dramatic backstory. Spoiler alert: evolution is messier than your average family tree.

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Source: https://www.livescience.com/animals/extinct-species/colossals-de-extincted-dire-wolf-isnt-a-dire-wolf-and-it-has-not-been-de-extincted-experts-say

Guess what!! There's lots more Serpo papers to go through. Today we are going to learn about the planning of the exchange program and the selection and psychological torturing of the team sent to Serpo. Also some weird AI happenings are included in this episode which I don't think anyone was expecting.

This week there's a whole lot going on, but I think it ends with a relevant story about orcas and climate change!

Source: Mongolia witnesses skies turning mysteriously ‘blood red’, Mongolia - TimesTravel

Killer whales have found new homes in the Arctic Ocean, potentially reshaping marine ecology

This episode we’re diving headfirst into the wild world of backdrop people — a.k.a. NPCs, extras, energy shells, or the folks who might just be here to fill in the scene while the real players evolve. Think: simulation vibes, and a sprinkle of existential spice.

Are they soulless placeholders? Catalysts for your spiritual glow-up? Or just your neighbor Steve?

Press play to find out — and while you’re at it, like, share, follow and stay in the main character energy.

Alright folks, gather 'round for this hell-raising Fringey Mini. This week, we're diving headfirst into a story that’s less “Touched by an Angel” and more “Touched by Something That Needs an Exorcism, Stat.”

We’re talking about the not-so-holy crossover between Latter-day Saint doctrine and demonic possession—yep, demons are apparently freeloading in Utah basements now. From Ruby Franke’s cayenne-spiced parenting tips (hot take, literally) to Lori Vallow Daybell’s poolside apocalypse book club, things are getting possessively weird.

We’ll explore how this doctrine is leading to some seriously unholy behavior—like bishops doing bootleg exorcisms, and parents believing the only way to save their kids is to murder them. Not exactly what Jesus had in mind when he said, “Let the children come to me,” huh?

Anyway, what do you guys think about JD Vance probably killing the pope?

Like, follow, and share if you also think shaking hands with demons should be a bigger red flag.

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There was a Peruvian alien sighting that happened a few years ago. I wanted to look into it and I thought this would be a good experience for everyone delving into ufo research. Enjoy!

Have you been wondering what's going on in Zambia these days. Well if you have (or have not also) it's not great environmental destruction through resource extraction pollution. Let's learn more!

What’s flying silently through the night sky, bigger than a football field, and shaped like a cosmic Dorito? You guessed it—triangle UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena), the VIPs of the UFO world. In this episode, we deep-dive into some of the most iconic sightings—from the eerie stillness of the Hudson Valley and the radar-dodging triangles over Belgium, to the mile-wide V drifting over Phoenix and the unforgettable Stephenville shocker.

We explore the theories (aliens or top-secret tech?), share jaw-dropping witness accounts, and even a few stories where someone may or may not have yelled at one from a fishing boat. It’s weird, it’s wild, and it’ll have you looking up a lot more often.

So buckle up—just not in a black triangle, because we still don’t know where those things are going.

In this mind-bending episode, we dive into the world of biological computers—yes, you heard that right, biological! Australian startup Cortical Labs has just launched the world’s first "code deployable biological computer," the CL1. Think of it as a shoe box packed with actual brain cells running neural networks—talk about bringing your brain to work!

We explore how these brainy devices have come a long way since Cortical Labs taught petri dish-grown neurons how to play Pong—talk about giving your neurons some serious gaming cred! But this isn’t just about neurons having fun; Cortical Labs sees this tech as a game-changer for drug testing and even disease modeling, potentially replacing animal testing with something much more... electrifying.

We discuss the brainy potential behind using neurons in AI, why biological brains still have the edge over silicon chips when it comes to generalized intelligence, and how Cortical Labs is combining hard silicon with soft tissue in an attempt to take biological AI to the next level. But don’t worry, we keep it light, as we brainstorm the possibilities, from saving power to maybe—even solving some of today’s toughest challenges.

So plug in, listen up, and prepare to have your mind wired for some truly futuristic technology! Will biological computing lead us to a smarter world, or will it remain just a neuronic dream? Tune in to find out!