Dat is a computer wiz in the middle of a mystery. A strange tune, cryptic symbols and an incredible conversation add up to one great story.

Gill Gherkin and his daughter Serenity are taking a  trip to "Extraordinary England" to celebrate his recent retirement. Their tour package is filled with unique and unexpected things, including an impulsive swing through Swindon's Magic Roundabout. It's said that travel broadens your horizons. That is certainly true for the Gherkins.

Curdy and SALI travel to Alaska to connect with Brittney face to face and together they investigate what might have happened to her still missing friend Aiden by searching  through the contents of his apartment.

Curdy buys an old Beatles LP and inside is a mysterious letter from years before about a medallion  and Haley's recounting of her strange experience with it. Family connections and time travel  can bring us a glimpse of other worlds.

Bent and Bug, two best friends in their thirties, are playing basketball when their elementary school teacher shows up to return items they put in the time capsule in the third grade. What could possibly go wrong?

Curdy plays three audio cassettes sent to him anonymously which reveal how the podcast came to be. Who is this mysterious benefactor and what is it he really wants?

Querissa was just fired from her fact checking job and when she brings home her stuff from her cubicle, her little aloe plant changes her life in ways she could never imagine.

Joe was a child when his weird and eerie story took place and he is still dealing with the aftermath. Objects with bizarre powers and time travel? Was it real or a figment of his imagination?

A strange phone call from somewhere in Alaska, a mysterious disappearance and an ominous journal entry add up to who knows what. Add in some additional call in characters and a piece of independent music and the second episode begins to shape up into more questions with few answers so far.

To launch the podcast, host Curdy Clammerwood tells his own story of a strange and unexplainable incident in his past. It includes meeting two strangers visiting his small hometown of Wicker, Delaware for the annual "King of Worcestershire County Battle Royale Bowling Championship".