TRAILER: That's Just Weird with Aaron Mahnke

TRAILER: That's Just Weird with Aaron Mahnke

Get ready for a weekly tour of our weird and wonderful world! Each Friday, That's Just Weird with Aaron Mahnke explores unusual news stories from yesterday and today, then dives deeper into one bigger historical tale. 

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Episode Transcript

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In March of this year, an unidentified person in New
Jersey's Old Bridge Township dumped hundreds of pounds of pasta
in the woods. So far, no one has been able
to figure out who the culprit was, but sadly, there
was no sauce to go with it. In Ecuador, grieving
relatives at the wake being held for a seventy six
year old woman were surprised to hear knocking from an

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unexpected visitor the deceased woman herself. It seems that she
woke up inside her coffin, after which her relatives quickly
rushed her back to the hospital. And earlier this spring,
hundreds of people gathered at Cooper's Hill near London, England,
to watch a bunch of runners take their mark. Their
goal to run faster than a rolling wheel of double
glocester cheese as it made its way to the bottom

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of the hill six hundred feet below, and the prize
the winner got to take that seven pound wheel of
cheese home with them. Welcome to That's Just Weird, a
podcast about all the weird things that have happened in
our world, both yesterday and today. I'm your host, Aaron Manke.
Each week That's Just Weird. We'll take a short tour
of the strangest news from around the world, dip into

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wild historical events from the past, and explore one larger
tale that's sure to leave you shaking your head. So
join me on a journey into this weird and wonderful
world of ours. That's Just Weird with Aaron Mankey premieres Friday,
August fourth. Subscribe today on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever
you listen to podcasts. Learn more over at Grimandmild dot com,

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