Thanks for checking out our podcast! We look at fringe topics often neglected, or ill discussed, in a light hearted and open manner. These topics run the gambit from the mundane water pollution, recycling, and tax evasion to the fantastical moth persons, time travellers, and paranormal. For us there’s no cryptid too creepy, topic too trivial, or djinn to dreary. Also we like to do exposes on assholes of the UFO community. To ...
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Oh hello, I didn't see you there. You must be wondering about this episode we're both here listening to. Firstly, I recommend just having a listen to see what's going on, it's not that long. It is a (Fringey) mini after all. But if you insist on reading the episode notes as well, best I can recall is that it's about rich people who are trying to combat how scarily oceanfront their houses are becoming. The answer of course; sand dune. Does it work? I can't remember so I guess you're going to have to listen to the episode anyway, but I think we were already in agreeance that you would. Beach Town Residents Paid $600,000 for Sand. It Lasted a Few Days. - The New York Times (nytimes.com)
I feel like there would have been a layered joke if we released this episode on a different day... But these episodes take a lot of work as is so you get what you get. Just note I thought about layering my delicious jokes to you. You're welcome. In this episode, we journey beyond the boundaries of time and reason to uncover artifacts that challenge our understanding of history. From ancient screws to inexplicable walls, each discovery invites us to question the narratives we’ve been taught. The Ancient Screw of Russia Our adventure begins in Russia, where a research team claims to have found a one-inch screw embedded in a rock dating back 300 million years. Is it evidence of extraterrestrial technology or a mere fossilized sea creature? We’ll unravel the mystery. The Spark Plug of California Deep within the Texan soil lies a spark plug encased in a 500,000-year-old “geode.” Was it left behind by prehistoric mechanics, or does it hint at otherworldly visitors? We’ll explore the controversy surrounding the Coso artifact. The Baigong Pipes of China Our journey takes us to White Mountain in China, where pipe-like formations emerge from the earth. Are they fossilized trees or remnants of an ancient civilization? We’ll dive into the Baigong pipes’ secrets and their connection to Lake Toson. The Great Wall of Texas In Rockwall, Texas, a seven-story-high, 20-mile-long “wall” baffles scientists. Was it built by giants, aliens, or natural forces? We’ll examine the evidence and unravel the enigma behind this colossal formation. Sabu Disc of Egypt Our final stop leads us to an Egyptian tomb, where an unusual disc was discovered. What purpose did it serve? Could it hold the key to lost knowledge? We’ll explore its significance and the theories surrounding its origin. Conclusion: As we wrap up our journey, we’ll reflect on the tantalizing questions raised by these out-of-place artifacts. Join us next time as we venture deeper into the fringe, seeking answers that defy the ordinary. Remember, dear listeners, reality often hides its most intriguing secrets in plain sight. Tune in to “Journey to the Fringe” and embark on a quest for truth beyond the boundaries of time and space.
Hey di d your class have a classroom pet? Did you have to dissect a frog, or other animal in bio class? Wouldn't it be more exciting if it was a mammoth?!?!?! Well welcome to Alaska, where maybe this is happening (I dunno I just edit and post the episodes). News source: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2023/08/19/bringing-back-woolly-mammoths-fossils-alaska-schools/70604344007/ Music credits: 2hr+ Retrowave / Synthwave Mixtape - DMCA Royalty Free Music for Twitch By: becklyyy source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYsL3CwDUmA&t=7s
TGIF, and in F day spirit I' m about to let AI do my job! Not happy about it? Too bad because no one is paying me to do this! Before you venture !forth! please set your expectations low and listen to the episode as this description may or may not have anything to do with the what you listen to. Example, your host is not named Professor Curious McSpecs, but i'm sure you knew that? Enjoy! Ladies and gentlemen, gather 'round! 🌲👣🔍 This latest episode is wilder than a squirrel on an espresso binge! ☕🐿️ Picture this: deep in the heart of the woods, where GPS signals go to die and compasses start questioning their life choices, there they stand—the Mysterious Stairs. 🌳🚶♂️ Now, these aren’t your average IKEA steps. Oh no! These stairs are like the lovechild of a Rubik’s Cube and a cryptic crossword puzzle. Each step whispers secrets from the beyond, like, “Hey, did you know Bigfoot’s favorite dance move is the ‘Sasquatch Shuffle’?” 🕺🏽👣 But wait, there’s more! 👀 These stairs may or may not be connected to strange disappearances. People vanish into thin air, leaving behind only their half-eaten granola bars and a confused owl. 🦉🌲 Our intrepid host, Professor Curious McSpecs, armed with a magnifying glass and a pocket-sized conspiracy theory, dives headfirst into the stairwell rabbit hole. 🕳️🔍 He interviews eyewitnesses, like Old Man Jenkins, who swears he saw Elvis moonwalking down those steps one foggy night. 🌚🕺 And let’s not forget Staircase Stan, the local handyman who claims he fixed these stairs once. Apparently, they demanded a non-GMO, gluten-free railing. 🌱🛠️ But the real kicker? The stairs lead to alternate dimensions. Yep, you heard me right. One step, you’re in Idaho; the next, you’re at a tea party with Cthulhu and the Loch Ness Monster. 🍵🦕 Remember, if you hear banjo music while climbing these stairs, RUN. And don’t forget your hiking boots—because nothing says “adventure” like blisters and existential dread! 🥾😱 “Journey to the Fringe”: Where the stairs are wonky, the disappearances are spooktacular, and the Wi-Fi signal is nonexistent. 📻🌌
Today's depressing news comes to us in the form of soundwaves, about plastic. We don't mean to brag but by listening to this podcast we're saving you from the endless feast of plastic that your life has been riddled with, somehow... That's right, the podcast you can ingest with your ears without the plastic. Now that the episode note requirement has been fullfilled, this episode is about plastic. Read more here bros https://www.wbay.com/2024/02/09/general-mills-urged-take-plastics-out-cheerios-soup-canned-corn/