Weirdly Enough: Recent Episodes
Andrew Kane & Len Johnston
Andy & Len regularly explore all sorts of strange phenomenon, weird occurrences and outlandish theories. Nothing is too odd for Weirdly Enough.
In this short episode we have a look at the ghosts and ghouls haunting our own locality of Newtownards and Comber in Northern Ireland. From spooky publicans to legless beggars, do you dare take a walk around haunted Newtownards?
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Perhaps one of history’s most renowned seers. Michel de Nostredame was a French astrologer, apothecary and physician from the 16th century who is best known for his publication Les Proheties which allegedly predict future events.
We take a look at some of the prophecies to find just which came true and which might haven’t quite hit the mark. Be warned, Nostradamus has some dire warnings for the next few years.
Plus we go closer to home with a look at the ghosts and goblins haunting Newtownards, Comber and the surrounding areas in Northern Ireland.
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We take a closer look at some of the strange stories surrounding the Beatles including John Lennon’s alien encounter claims and the very strange coincidence of Eleanor Rigby.
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We take a deep dive into the weird tales of Richard Shaver, the outsider artist and creator of the so called “Shaver Mystery”.
Shaver claimed he had found the original human language, I tongue he called Mantong where each sound contained a hidden meaning and applied to all World languages. He went on to describe ancient civilisations who arrived on this planet 12,000 years ago and lived in caverns deep underground.
In the second half we have a look at some strange coincidences surrounding the beatles.
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Hi Everyone. Just a quick message to say we haven't dropped off the edge of the Flat Earth. We'll be back again very soon. But in the meantime why not browse our back catalogue of episodes for free wherever you get your podcasts.
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In this week's Weird Shorts some of the weird rescues that Animal Charity the RSPCA have made during 2022, a Walrus upsetting New Year plans in Scarborough and the case of a beheaded meat-packer.
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It’s ten years almost to the day of the disappearance of Canadian student Elisa Lam in the notorious Cecil Hotel in LA. We explore Lam’s weird behaviour and the circumstances leading up to the young woman’s death as well as look at the grizzly past of this macabre Hotel.
Plus some of the weird rescues that Animal Charity the RSPCA have made during 2022, a Walrus upsetting New Year plans in Scarborough and the case of a beheaded meat-packer.
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In this bite sized episode we have a look at the unusual life of gentleman pirate Stede Bonnet, now the inspiration for HBO tv series ‘Our Flag Means Death’.
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We’re back from our winter break and this week we focus on the Dyatlov Pass Incident where a ski expedition of Russian students were found dead in mysterious circumstances in 1959. Was the party attack by wild animals, native tribes or did they fall victim to military tests?
Also we have a look at the unusual life of gentleman pirate Stede Bonnet, now the inspiration for HBO tv series ‘Our Flag Means Death’.
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Alien remains been found on a beach in Brazil, The chain smoking marathon runner, how bees can be an offensive weapon and a bizarre collection of trash cans.
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One of the biggest conspiracies of recent times is the belief that the World is flat. We look at where the rumours first came from and explore flat Earth societies and people who believe this theory.
Also has Alien remains been found on a beach in Brazil, The chain smoking marathon runner, how bees can be an offensive weapon and a bizarre collection of trash cans.
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A time traveller tells us about World War Three, World Cup predicting animals, ghosts on old navy warships and how potty training can go very wrong.
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Are you brave enough to take on the ultimate Haunted House Experience? This unassuming suburban house hides a sinister secret where competitors try to win a huge cash prize if they are able to withstand the horrific torments enacted by Russ McKamey and his team.
Plus a time traveller tells us about World War Three, World Cup predicting animals, ghosts on old navy warships and how potty training can go very wrong.
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We investigate the difficulties of marrying a ghost, why one town in Scotland are constantly having their signs stolen, a very boring calendar and the work of art that’s been hanging upside down for 75 years.
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We’ve long be fans of Journalist, Author and Film Maker Jon Ronson so thought it only fitting to dedicate an episode to him. Ronson has a long career of investigating the weird and wonderful including spending time with all sorts of extremists. He’s written some top class books including “So You’ve been Publically Shamed”, which explores our obcession with cancel culture and “The Men who Stare at Goats”, which was turned into a movie starring George Clooney in 2009.
We Also investigate the difficulties of marrying a ghost, why one town in Scotland are constantly having their signs stolen, a very boring calendar and the work of art that’s been hanging upside down for 75 years.
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Christmas Accidents, Why residents of Bodmin are miffed, and the lottery winner who went to unusual lengths to protect his identity.
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In the 1950s a covert CIA operation with the help of former Nazi scientists experimented in Mind Control. Using LSD the experiments sought to find if it was possible to manipulate individuals to carry out acts. We also look at mind control in pop culture and how it pops up in the media.
Plus, Christmas Accidents, Why residents of Bodmin are miffed, and the lottery winner who went to unusual lengths to protect his identity.
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We have a look at a wonderful Star Wars creation made entirely out of bread, the sad death of the World’s dirtiest man and the domestic cat that confused authorities.
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Rumours that Paul McCartney died in 1966 and was replaced by an imposter have circulated for years so it’s time to take a deep dive into the evidence. If conspiracies are to believed McCartney died in a car accident on the 9th November 1966 and was replaced by Beatles management with the help of British Intelligence.
Also we have a look at a wonderful Star Wars creation made entirely out of bread, the sad death of the World’s dirtiest man and the domestic cat that confused authorities.
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We look at the holy fake bank notes, a festival for people called Nigel and a police forces latest crime fighting vehicles.
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It’s Halloween so we’ve decided to take a weird look at the history of some of the customs and traditions celebrated at this time of year. Halloween can trace it’s roots to the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain though archaeologists think that sinister traditions may date back much further.
Plus we look at the holy fake bank notes, a festival for people called Nigel and a police forces latest crime fighting vehicles.
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Why you can’t feed wild mice, bigfoot warning signs, chocolate bunnies and Elon Musk’s new fragrance.
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Often called Devil Records, the messages that appeal when recordings are played backwards is called Backmasking. Whether accidental or on propose we look at the strange messages embedded deep within some popular rock and pop songs.
Plus our weird round up this week includes why you can’t feed wild mice, bigfoot warning signs, chocolate bunnies and Elon Musk’s new fragrance.
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Why are Blink 182 getting back together, Desert Fairy Circles, Putin’s Birthday surprise, faces in food stuffs and why you can now Jay-walk in California.
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Until recently creating human machine cyborgs was a thing of science fiction nightmares but we look at the alarming trends towards transhumanism with embedded computer chips and explore what a bizarre human / machine hybrid of the future might look like.
Plus why are Blink 182 getting back together, Desert Fairy Circles, Putin’s Birthday surprise, faces in food stuffs and why you can now Jay-walk in California.
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You can study a university course in Taylor Swift. What happens when Liz Truss tried to use twitter and how much would it cost to complete the full panini sticker album for the Qatar World Cup 2022?
Is there some force foretelling future events and programming us to become conditioned to a new normal. Much like the Truman Show, are 'secret unknowns' using books, music and film to prepare the masses for the future. We look at predictions of 9/11, The Titanic and the rise of Donald Trump amongst other things.
We explore one of the more bonkers conspiracy theories of the modern era, was the life of Kayne West predicted through the music of David Bowie.
Described as the ‘Wickedest Man in the World’ and ‘The Great Beast 666’ we explore Aleister Crowley’s life and influence on popular culture as well as his often failed mountaineering attempts.
That's right pod fans, we're back in Autumn 2022 with another fantastic series of Weirdly Enough. Make sure you subscribe wherever you get your podcasts so you never miss an episode.
The haunted armchair, have we found banksy, a record breaking bungee attempt and how do Jackdaws communicate?
Shadowy black figures have either appeared or invades dreams of people for many years. We look at these dark spectres and discover some of the secrets of Shadow People. Plus the haunted armchair, have we found banksy, a record breaking bungee attempt and how do Jackdaws communicate?
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In this week's bitesized podcast we look at the Mona Liza protest, Jubilee celebrations and special royal sauces and the World’s biggest whiskey bottle.
Different cultures and ages all have stories of portals to hell. Places that are gateways to the underworld. We explore some of these myths and stories. Plus the Mona Liza protest, Jubilee celebrations and special royal sauces and the World’s biggest whiskey bottle.
We talk about why Ethiopia is still only in 2014, Tyson’s edibles, the newest loch ness monster theory and a man who literally became pregnant with flies.
We explore the claims that some psychic individuals are able to build pictures of places they’ve never been and look at how this research was used during the cold war.
Plus why Ethiopia is still only in 2014, Tyson’s edibles, the newest loch ness monster theory and a man who literally became pregnant with flies.
In this week's weird shorts - the bearded brothers who believe in alien cattle mutilations, perhaps the oldest easter, the memorial urinal gift for Rob McElhenney and the thief with the big trousers.
Just who were the secretive enigmatic organisation who have been posting cryptic puzzles online for over 10 years in an attempt to recruit intelligent individuals? Could the mysterious group be linked to Bitcoin or the security services?
Plus the bearded brothers who believe in alien cattle mutilations, perhaps the oldest easter, the memorial urinal gift for Rob McElhenney and the thief with the big trousers.
Mexican hooligans invading one quiet Wiltshire town, the 100 year old post card and the embarrassed twerking navy incident.
Do shapeshifting lizard people walk amongst us? According to David Icke these lizard people have been running the world with many prominent world leaders actually being reptiles. Find out how you can tell if you are in-fact Lizard.
Plus Mexican hooligans invading one quiet Wiltshire town, the 100 year old post card and the embarrassed twerking navy incident.
Wearable air purification systems, giant strawberries and why Jazz was banned in New Orleans schools.
Did a teacher in the 80s make contact with the great beyond using a BBC Micro computer? Bizarre files started to appear on the computer purporting to be from the 1500s. Was this really a communication from the past or just a very early computer prank?
Plus wearable air purification systems, giant strawberries and why Jazz was banned in New Orleans schools.
On April fools day, how do you get a pig out of a pub, appearing in classical artwork and the model divorcing herself in time for carnival.
Find out about the myriad of celebs who do a bit of amateur alien spotting, from Mylie Cyrus and Katy Perry to Shaun Ryder and Dany Dyer. Could celebrity hold the key to unlocking the UFO code?
Plus how do you get a pig out of a pub, appearing in classical artwork and the model divorcing herself in time for carnival.
What happened to Dug the giant potato, drone rescues and the prince charming police incident.
Just who is the ‘Queen of the illuminati’ and what does she have to do with Glamis Castle. Find out about one of the strangest characters in conspiracy theory lore.
Plus what happened to Dug the giant potato, drone rescues and the prince charming police incident.
Upsetting news about ‘the big potato’, the phrases we want to banish to history, a despotic burrito and have we just witnessed the start of the robot revolution?
During a lucid dream state the subject is aware they are dreaming. Have you ever been able to control or manipulate the narrative of your own dream? In this week’s podcast we look at research into this strange dream state, how it can be used to treat people with anxiety problems and how we can enter the state ourselves.
The woman so obsessed with the colour pink she decides to marry it, the mafia fugitive located on google streetview and the twins born in different years all make up this week’s weird shorts.
Conspiracy Theorist Max Spiers was found dead in Warsaw, Poland while visiting a UFO convention in 2016. Days before his death Max texted his mother predicting his demise and asking her to investigate. We look at just what caused the death of Spiers.
In this week's weird shorts, the guy using fake arms to try and get a vaccine, showed in at Ikea, giant millipedes and the man who was thrown off a flight for wearing underwear as a face covering.
A really creepy one this, we investigate sightings of children with completely black eyeballs. Whether ghosts or other supernatural entities are these just creepypasta stories or do they lure people to their doom?
We explore the sinister trend of creepy clowns that first appeared to sweep the world in 2016 when shops withdrew costumes for sale and schools were even forced to go into lockdown.
In this bonus episode we take a look at some of the strange new year traditions around the World including throwing furniture out of windows and talking to animals.
Cats on leads and invading aircraft cockpits, late return penalties and the crazy happy pizza are all under review on this week's shorts.
Did a legendary king build a bridge from Sri Lanka to India one million years ago? How can you explain ancient hammers or drill bits found in stone or the Baghdad Battery or the Turkish admiral who knew the shape of Antartica in 1513 or the Chinese earthquake detector from 132 AD? This week we look at out of place Artifacts.
The woman who divorced herself, nightclub finds and horrible creepy crawlies all make up this week's weird shorts.
A conspiracy started on Reddit in 2017 poses the idea that the country of Australia is a Myth. We have a look at this hoax and other conspiracies about lands that may or may not exist. Who has ever been to Shrigley? The buses go there, but what does that prove??
A Lingerie range for men, batteries powered by cow poo and the all you can eat challenge that led to one restaurant patron getting banned.
This week we look at the wacky world of celebrity conspiracy theories, mostly invented by the Internet. Is Stevie Wonder really blind? Is Keanu Reeves immortal? Is Lorde really in her 40s? Is Beyonce's sister really her daughter? Is Tupac still alive? Did Kubrick stage the moon landings and is Paul McCartney really dead?
A dog that turned out to be a fox, the world's biggest joystick and a man on a mission to collect a chip from every weatherspoons in the UK.
From holidays to Chernobyl to black taxi tours in Belfast we look at all the different macabre tourist destinations available today. We take a look around LittleDean Jail's selection of artefacts and discuss the goings on in McKamey Manor. This trip is not for the faint hearted.
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King Squirrels, Giant Potatoes and virgin births in nature are all examined in this week's bitesized episode.
Could extraterrestrial visitors have influenced our ancestors? We explore the myths of ancient astronauts and look at the examples of carvings and historical artefacts that point to encounters with UFOs.
Bird of the year, giant hailstones and royal ghosts all make up this bitesized episode.
In this spooky episode we explore some of the tales of hauntings and ghosts around Belfast, Northern Ireland including The Giants Ring, Robinsons Bar and Sandy Row.
Being declared officially dead, changing your name to Celine Dion when drunk and the ghost towns re-emerging during droughts all the topics for this week's bite-sized episode.
Some claim that the dark ages never happened and time skipped from the 600s to 900s, all because a medieval pope wanted to celebrate the millennium. We look at the theories of many missing time believers including Gary Kasparov.
Nasa engineer a real life armageddon, a missing man looking for himself and weird pet stories all make up this week's bite-sized episode.
Phil Schnider, a military engineer, worked at the Dulce base in New Mexico in the late 70s and alleges he encountered aliens and other sinister subterranean events in Deep Underground Military Bases. We explore some of the allegations made by this whistle blower.
Have a look at what a photo from the future looks like, cows doing weird things including helicopter rides and blocking the M25, cats losing some of their 9 lives and where can you truly get off the grid?
Just what causes the strange circles found in crop fields? Could it be UFOs, just hoaxers or maybe it's to do with Ley Lines. We take a look at the history of crop circles, how their formed and the possible ways they are created.
We take a look at a recently experienced Mandela effect, one way to get people to take the jab, some funny goings-on at a cemetery in Hull and the spooky Bernie Sanders outfit that's going to make an internet sensation out of you this Hallowe'en
We explore all the members of the 27 club, that exclusive society of celebrity that only includes people who died aged 27. From the early roots of music with Robert Johnson to hugely influential stars of modern music like Kurt Cobain, Jimi Hendrix, Amy Winehouse and Jim Morrison.
It's an age old hypothesis dating back to Descarte and even Plato, are we living in a simulation. Is life just a computer game. We discuss the Boltzmann brain, red dwarf's virtual reality game and other thought experiments that ponder the reality of life as we know it.
A rather saucy sweet shop in Cardiff, a robbing bear caught on camera and big foot hysteria at a kids party all make the cut for this week's weird shorts.
We explore the internet literary phenomenon of creepypasta and some of the weird tales and characters invented by online horror authors including Momo, Slenderman and Jeff the Killer.
This week we look at how dolphins use puffer fish to get high, why cats are scared of cucumbers and just how far can you get from London by bus in 24 hours?
We used to think people who prepared for disaster by stockpiling food or building bunkers were pretty crazy, but following the panic buying seen during the pandemic it mightn't be such a weird concept. This week we look at those people who prepare for disaster.
You've heard of competitive eating but we look at competitive drinking (soft drinks of course) and find out about Eric "Badlands" Booker's amazing chug, plus what predictions does Baba Vanga hold for 2021 and another fish with human teeth has been spotted.
This week we take a look at not just the stories and tales of Alien Abductions but the history of when these occurrences first started.
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Your bite sized slice of all that's weird including a Walrus on his travels, meat scented candles and do aliens have underwater bases here on planet earth?
Can tape recorders be used to capture the chatter to ghosts and ghouls? Some people think so and have carried out experiments where they allege they've even been contacted by Hitler and Stalin.
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To Celebrate Friday the 13th here's a selection of some of the weird and wonderful things discussed in this week's podcast including IOC and-sex beds, the woman who tunnelled into jail and chop stick communions.
This week we explore the strange conspiracy that the World is reset every couple of centuries by a clandestine band of elites. Plus we expose the IOC anti-sex beds.
Some of the weird and wonderful olympic events from the past are explored in Weird Shorts this week. Also we look at the tradition of giving condoms out to the competitors.
Andy & Len take a listen to all the bizarre shortwave coded radio transmissions made during the Cold War and try to decipher their meanings. Plus all the bonkers Olympics sports of the past.
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For many the number 23 holds special significance, find out what makes the 23 Enigma so special on our podcast, plus we explore some of the weird and wacky extra terrestrial encounters witnessed in Scotland.
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We dig deep to discover some of the secret military complexes located beneath the Earth including to secret Chinese submarine bases and Area 51. Also the out of work actors in Japan hoping to scare us out of the covid doldrums and we take a quick look at the South Atlantic Anomaly.
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In 1998 a contributor to bulletin boards told the world that he was a visitor from the future and predicted a number of events, most of which never came true. We don't really believe that Titor was a time traveller but we explore how and why these posts came about. Also we look at a new style of roundabout that wasn't a resounding success and a mother who tried to tunnel into a prison to help her son escape.
Think UFOs are a new phenomenon? Since the 19th century reports of unidentified flying objects have appeared including Mystery Airships. But were these craft extra-terrestrial or secret experimental projects? We delve into the world of Mystery Airships as well as looking at how the church has adapted to Communion during lockdown and how Trump plans to keep his locks in pristine condition.
During restoration of a famous foot tunnel in Woolwich, London, workmen discovered strange anomalies surrounding time. We delve into what exactly happened. Plus we look at the Physical Though Experiment the Boltzmann Brain and ponder could we all just be big brains floating in the enormity of space?
Ever heard in the news that somebody famous has just died and you think, wait? I thought that happened years ago. Or Forrest Gump's Mum actually said Life WAS and not IS like a box of chocolates. We explore the myriad examples of what's become known as The Mandela Effect. Plus Chewbacca pranks, flying ant day and scream therapy.
Reputed to be Ireland's most haunted house, we look at the history and folklore of Loftus Hall on Wexford's Hook Peninsula. Did the devil really come for tea and who can explain the poltergeist activity witnessed in the house? Plus are human alien hybrids the solution to the climate emergency?
Can someone unwittingly walk into a different time? We explore many of the examples of timeslips where individuals allege that they've travelled back in time or to other dimensions, with Liverpool being a hotbed for the apparent activity. Plus we celebrate the Earth's new moon and ponder how you'd cater a wedding.
You'll be familiar with the movie from 1997 but who are the Men in Black? Are these shadowy visitors government employees tasked with silencing conspiracy theorists or are they themselves aliens with special extra terrestrial powers? We explore the folklore of the Men in black.
Plus, a new sandwich in New Zealand confuses Brits, a model criminal and is Bigfoot walking around the English countryside?
All over the World people complain they can hear an annoying hum that in some cases is so invasive that it destroys their lives. From New Zealand to Windsor Ontario, where the sound could be caused by industry from across the river in Detroit, the hum has even been heard local to Andy & Len in the Strangford Lough area.
Also we take a quick look at a very strange playstation game a declassified file listing UFO sightings throughout Britain (download file here...)
This week we look at Micronations, those tiny little countries or online entities that claim to be independent states. From a country in someones back garden and Asgardia, a crowdfunded space stations to the national football team of Sealand Andy & Len bring you the low down on all things Micro-nationalist.
Plus Andy looks at the new series of Inside Number 9, the singing snowplough driver and another sighting of the Loch Ness monster.
In this episode we explore some of the theories that we're living either inside or on-top of a hollow earth. Could aliens actually be coming from the centre of the planet? Perhaps Jules Verne's tale wasn't as far fetched as we though. Plus a novel way to keep monkeys away from your coffee and the 100 metre long pizza.