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Strange Stories

Strange Stories

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Are you ready to question everything you thought you knew? Strange Stories uncovers the world's most baffling and inexplicable events.

From chilling paranormal encounters and unsolved mysteries to bizarre historical events and unbelievable true tales, we delve into the unknown. Each episode is a deep dive into narratives that defy logic, offering meticulously researched accounts and compelling storytelling that will keep you on the edge of your seat. We explore everything from cryptids and UFO sightings to strange disappearances and urban legends, making the unbelievable feel incredibly real.

New episodes of Strange Stories are released daily, Monday through Sunday, at 7:00 PM. Tune in for your daily dose of the peculiar and the profound, presented in an engaging narrative format designed to spark your imagination and curiosity.

This podcast is for anyone fascinated by the bizarre, the unexplained, and the thrilling side of reality. If you crave stories that challenge your perceptions and leave you wondering, you've found your next obsession.

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  • The Boarding Pass That Traveled Where No Human Could Reach

    The Boarding Pass That Traveled Where No Human Could Reach
    Aug 5 2026
    The Boarding Pass That Traveled Where No Human Could Reach

    Fear creeps in through small, ordinary details: a boarding pass printed on December 6th that should not have been on that paper stock, found face up and uncreased in a locked crawlspace eighteen feet from the access hatch with condensation on every other surface. How did a document printed days earlier, and supposedly obsolete, end up in a place with no logical path or visible entry?

    In this episode, we follow the sequence of people, records, and decisions that created the puzzle: a passenger who printed a pass, an airline that canceled a flight without public notice, a maintenance key ledger, and the contractor who found the pass. What combination of mundane actions and anomalies produced a scene that a document examiner described as "probably" explainable - and what question did that hesitation leave open?

    Person: Debra Vickers
    Date: December 6 (boarding pass printed); December 9 (pass found at 8:47 AM)
    Location: Mesquite Flats Airport crawlspace beneath Gate Four
    Event: Flight NL-7 canceled internally December 6 at 4:50 PM; last passenger contacted at 7:12 PM
    Investigation: Document examiner Howard Crane reviewed photograph twice and noted paper stock mismatch

    - The boarding pass was printed on December 6 and belonged to flight NL-7 operated by Nevado Link.
    - Nevado Link internally canceled flight NL-7 at 4:50 PM on December 6 and rebooked Vickers at 7:12 PM.
    - The pass was found face up, uncrumpled, and dry on pipe lagging 18 feet from the access hatch in a locked crawlspace.
    - Airport inventory records show the heavier gauge paper stock used was not logged as loaded into that kiosk until December 8.
    - Key M-4 was signed out to subcontractor Terry Wohl at 5:22 PM on December 6 and returned at 6:05 PM, a 43-minute sign-out recorded in ballpoint.

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    18 Min.
  • The Letter That Predicted a Radio Signal-and a Buried Transmitter

    The Letter That Predicted a Radio Signal-and a Buried Transmitter
    Aug 4 2026
    The Letter That Predicted a Radio Signal-and a Buried Transmitter

    Fear and fascination collide when a hand-addressed letter, stamped at 7:14 AM on November 4, 2017, described every pulse of a hydrogen-line radio signal that began broadcasting ten hours later-before the transmission existed; who wrote it and why would someone need an inside listener? Was the letter a warning, a confession, or something more calculated to ensure the hoax succeeded?

    In this episode, we walk through the timeline at Crestline Radio Observatory, the people on duty that night, and the physical clues-from a white ceramic mug eighteen feet up on a secondary dish to a frozen security camera loop-that connect a transmitter buried on site to a handwritten envelope. What do those clues reveal about who had access and how the signal was made to seem extraterrestrial?

    Person: Monica Meyer
    Date: November 4, 2017
    Location: Crestline Radio Observatory, eleven miles east of Sulphur Flats
    Item: White ceramic mug with blue stripe found on feed horn, eighteen feet high
    Event: Narrowband hydrogen-line signal with a repeating 4 minute 12 second cycle

    - Letter was date-stamped at Sulphur Flats Post Office at 7:14 AM on November 4, 2017.
    - Signal began broadcasting on the hydrogen line at 5:47 PM, 10 hours and 33 minutes after the letter was stamped.
    - Signal pattern repeated every 4 minutes and 12 seconds with short and long pulses.
    - Mug photographed by Lisa Bennett at 6:48 AM, seen from 200 yards away with a 600mm lens.
    - Security camera over the secondary dish looped a static 4-minute segment during a 59 minute 48 second window when the mug was placed.

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    23 Min.
  • Dead Man's Name on a Library Card: The Raymond Feld Case

    Dead Man's Name on a Library Card: The Raymond Feld Case
    Aug 3 2026
    Dead Man's Name on a Library Card: The Raymond Feld Case

    A dead man's name appears on a library checkout card stamped October 6, 1994 - fourteen months after his burial - found inside a sealed room behind the Millgate branch library; how did a physical return date postdate a confirmed death? What hidden routine in a small-town library created a record that contradicts official ledgers?

    In this episode, we tell how a journalist followed a single stamped card through eleven weeks of interviews and archives to trace the gap between an unofficial return system and the branch's formal records, and ask what that gap reveals about the invisible systems that bind a community together.

    Person: Raymond Feld
    Date: October 6, 1994
    Location: Millgate branch library
    Event: Duplicate checkout card stamped returned after death
    Journalist: Grant Henderson

    - The checkout card contained eleven blurred blue-ink dates and a name written in block letters: Raymond Feld.
    - Raymond Feld died of cardiac arrest on August 4, 1993 and was buried on August 10, 1993 at age sixty-one.
    - Feld's formal checkout history at Millgate spans March 1974 to July 1993, covering nearly twenty years.
    - Arthur Wynn, Millgate branch manager since 1981, kept a lockbox in a utility corridor for duplicate cards and processed returns through a rear mail slot.
    - The final stamp on the duplicate card was lighter, used a different stamping device, and bore ink consistent with standard library stamp ink on October 6, 1994.

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    21 Min.
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