It’s the first Christmas episode of the Strange But Harmless Podcast, and Bors Blade is showing up in full Santa mode.

Yeah—that’s actually me in the Santa suit on the cover.Peace sign, beard, weirdness, and holiday spirit all rolled together.

This episode kicks off my Christmas series with a mix of harmless chaos, stories, laughs, and a little unexpected festive energy. If you need a break from the usual holiday madness, this one’s for you.

Merry Whoever-You-Are and Whenever-You-Are.– Bors Blade

In this Thanksgiving special, I walk you through some of the strangest holiday seasons I ever lived through — the chaos, the family moments, the memories that stick for no good reason, and the weird little details that only I would notice.
It’s part nostalgia, part comedy, part “what the hell is wrong with this guy,” and all real.
Pull up a chair, grab a plate, and come listen to the kind of Thanksgiving story only Bors Blade could tell.

In this episode, I jump between three true stories: a moment at work that went sideways, a United Way fundraiser that didn’t go quite as planned, and a Halloween trick-or-treat night that turned into pure chaos. Three stories, zero escalators one odd ball brain, . Just real-life weirdness the way only Bors Blade can tell it.

This episode jumps from loud guitars to loud miracles.

I talk about the night I saw AC/DC with a very real, very unexpected angel — and how I found myself in the presence of God.
It’s raw, bizarre, and one of the strangest spiritual one-two punches you’ll ever hear.
Whether you believe in angels, energy, or good old-fashioned coincidence, this one’s gonna hit you somewhere.

In this first episode, I dive into the strange childhood moments that shaped me — from shadow figures standing guard at my bedside to growing up in a full-blown Holy Roller church where people literally danced in the spirit.
I talk about mental health, depression, music autoplaying in my head, and why I’ve always felt “different” from everyone else.
This is the beginning of my story — weird, honest, raw, and hopefully a hell of a lot more interesting than your average childhood recap.