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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 Low Sound Beneath Blackthorn Road That Refused to Die

    The Low Sound Beneath Blackthorn Road That Refused to Die
    Sep 23 2026
    The Low Sound Beneath Blackthorn Road That Refused to Die

    A low, sustained tone rose from beneath frozen ground on an eighty-three acre farm in southern Indiana and lasted about forty-five seconds - heard first by the landowner for months and once by a meter reader with no stake in the story. What links every recorded occurrence to a narrow temperature range, and why did the tone sometimes descend in pitch over its entire duration?

    In this episode, we present the sequence of events as recorded by the people who heard it and the notepad that turned nuisance into data, following the dates, temperatures, and witness accounts to the question at the heart of the case: what produced that low underground tone?

    Person: Eugene Adams
    Date: January 14, 2011
    Location: Blackthorn Road, southern Indiana
    Event: Low, sustained underground tone
    Witness: Clifford Bauer

    - The landowner, Eugene Adams, recorded six entries in late January 2011 of the sound occurring on nights below 22°F by 9 PM.
    - On January 14, 2011 at 8:40 AM, meter reader Clifford Bauer heard the tone last about 45 seconds while standing on frozen ground.
    - Eugene noted that on three of the six nights the sound descended in pitch over the full duration.
    - The cattle on the eighty-three acre property showed no reaction to the sound on any recorded occasion.
    - A neighbor, Dennis Pruitt, recalled his grandfather mentioning a 1930s subsurface timber-company survey route along the Adams property, noted with no documentation.

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    22 min
  • A Ghost Boards a Cancelled Flight: The Sandra Wick Manifest

    A Ghost Boards a Cancelled Flight: The Sandra Wick Manifest
    Sep 22 2026
    A Ghost Boards a Cancelled Flight: The Sandra Wick Manifest

    A passenger manifest listed 114 travelers for a 50-seat plane and a single record flagged "DO NOT BOARD" for Sandra Wick - a staff complimentary pass with no contact, no ID, and no trace in any staff registry. How did a reservation appear at 6:12 AM during a window when no one was logged in, survive a 6:49 AM cancellation sweep, and remain legally incomplete yet active?

    In this episode, we follow airport staff at Cañada Blanca Regional Airport as they trace an impossible booking that appeared before the terminal opened, persisted through an automated cancellation, and left a gate agent with unanswered questions. What did the manifest, the system logs, and the missing manual confirmation reveal about who - or what - created the record?

    Person: Sandra Wick
    Location: Cañada Blanca Regional Airport
    Date: December 4, 2019
    Flight status: Cancelled at 6:49 AM
    Reservation timestamp: 6:12 AM

    - The departure board showed 114 passengers while the aircraft had 50 seats.
    - The reservation carried a first-step "DO NOT BOARD" flag but lacked the required manual confirmation.
    - The booking record was created at 6:12 AM when overnight crew had already left and before staff arrived.
    - The flight to El Paso was cancelled at 6:49 AM due to a hydraulic fault discovered during preflight inspection.
    - Supervisor-level accounts with access (Mike Trejo and Phil Rader) showed no human creation of the record and access logs show no logins in that window.

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    23 min
  • Signal Before Dawn: Numbers Posted Where No One Walked

    Signal Before Dawn: Numbers Posted Where No One Walked
    Sep 21 2026
    Signal Before Dawn: Numbers Posted Where No One Walked

    Fear that someone - or something - knew the future before it happened: a radio dish logged a 42-minute burst at 1147:09 on November 11, 2009, and twelve miles away a laminated index card with the identical four groups of integers sat in a dry creek bed before dawn. The card showed no footprints around it, the cone was brand new, and materials analysis estimated the card had been exposed for 12-36 hours - so who placed those numbers before the signal ever arrived?

    In this episode, you will hear the sequence of events from the night watch log to the desert find, how a parks volunteer, a county GIS technician, and a radio astronomer connected the dots, and the unanswered question that tied them together: who knew the pulse sequence hours before the Carrizo Flat dish recorded it?

    Person: Vicki Hayes
    Person: Lori Myers
    Person: Paul Shreve
    Date: November 11-12, 2009
    Duration: 42 minutes

    - The radio telescope recorded the signal at 11:47:09 on November 11, 2009.
    - The signal frequency was 1420.6 MHz, just above the hydrogen line.
    - The signal consisted of four groups of integers repeated and lasted 42 minutes.
    - The orange traffic cone in the dry creek was 42 inches tall with a six-pound base.
    - Materials analysis estimated the laminated card had been exposed to desert air for 12-36 hours when found on November 12.

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    22 min
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