In October 2012, dozens of witnesses filmed floating lights over the Brooklyn Bridge, triggering calls to police and airports and sending videos viral across social media.

Investigations later pointed to party-released lanterns and balloons reflecting over the water, but the incident remains a notable early example of how quickly UFO claims could spread online.

We delve into tales of the Maine dog man, a terrifying cryptid that stalks campers and hunters. We also discuss the famous D.C. UFO incident, where black hat g-men used threats and discredidation to silence the multitude of witnesses.

Ashley informs us about the Brooklyn bridge abduction and the coverup that followed. In the second half of the show we speculate wildly about who of the elite in American society are secretly lizard people. 

In this episode, we discuss which of our favorite shows need to be revived, restored, and vindicated. 

We discuss the Orang Pendek and some Maine Big Foot encounters!

In this episode, we talk about one of history's most famous abduction cases—the story of Barney and Betty Hill of New Hampshire. We also bring you an internationally renowned "Stan Rant". The topic at hand: Why do people feel the need to generate fake images, videos, and stories about the unexplained? How does this affect the way believers are perceived by the rest of the population? 

We dive into the backlog of Maine cold cases and end it with a good ol' fashioned campfire ghost story.

Your dose of strange news is here. Lingerie store smashing deer, horse loose on a plane, golden toilets, and the missing $100,000 tool bag. All that and more!

In this episode, we discuss the Irish potato famine and one woman's war against extreme starvation and poverty. Her weapon of choice is crochet. We also talk about the Visilica axe murders, closing with this week's strange news.