426 episodes
Strange Familiars Patron of the Strange
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4.7 • 1.2K Ratings
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Join us as we explore the stranger aspects of our world. From bigfoot creatures and other cryptids to hauntings, hexes, magick, and more. A combination of historical research, witness interviews, discussion, and on-site recordings (where possible) is used to tell stories of the weird-but-true.
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Goatman
Rod, from Lodge Tales podcast, stops by to tell us some more stories from Blackfoot culture, his friends, family, and guests that have appeared on his show. We talk about bigfoot, good and bad spirits, and the goatman.
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Unbinding Ramble
Taking their review of The Unbinding as a starting point, Alison, Jon, and Timothy have a rambling discussion that ranges from the film to bringing strange things home, bigfoot dreams, skulls, and more. Jon discusses his feelings on the Witch Diggers trip and Timothy relates it to his experience at Fishing Creek.
The closing song is The False Lady by Stone Breath from the "Spear of Flame, Horse of Air" LP: https://stonebreath.bandcamp.com/album/spear-of-flame-horse-of-air -
The Watcher
Octavian and Ian from Strange Dominions podcast join Timothy for a night hike. An X-shaped stick glyph is found and, afterward, several low grunts and other weird sounds are heard across the creek. Unknown things move through the night. A fox–or something–follows the trio back to their vehicle. An Albatwitch locks eyes with Timothy.
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I've Become a Believer
Allie shares stories about paranormal encounters around her home: mystery lights, a ghost in plaid, voices mimicking her family members, white crawler creatures, and more.
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Eyes in the Woods
Paul describes an encounter from his childhood with something truly strange. After hearing something unseen approach in the woods, Paul and a friend fled. Looking behind, Paul witnessed a pair of disembodied eyes. His friend, apparently, saw something different.
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I Left My Heart in the Witch Ditch
After journeying to the Witch Diggers site with Jon Darby and Tyler Strand, Timothy returns from Indiana somewhat changed.
Customer Reviews
One of my fave paranormal podcasts
Brings a lot of depth and in-the-field experiences to the conversation. I love how the host is always going out in the woods to listen and encounter!
The Minotaur episode
I love this podcast, but now I am disillusioned. As a genealogist, this episodes facts were just blatantly incorrect. The story teller tries to indicate that they did historical research, but their conclusions are so clearly erroneous it’s hard to believe any research was really done ☹️
Unique but Used to Be Much Better
Ironically I was a patron at a bad time for the host and dropped it. The host and the show are unique but the format has changed so that only patrons get the best and most interesting episodes which feature original research. Regular listeners are served interviews with others and they are not all worthwhile. Of course patrons deserve special shows but they seem to not care about other listeners or building their show and I’m tuning in less and less