Journey to the Fringe

In this howlingly strange mini, we sink our teeth into the buzz around Colossal Biosciences' claim that they’ve resurrected the dire wolf—yes, the same fang-faced legends from Game of Thrones. But are these snow-white pups really ancient predators reborn, or just very expensive cosplay wolves? We sniff out the science behind gene editing, prehistoric DNA, and some eyebrow-raising semantics as scientists clash over whether Romulus, ...

This episode we’re diving headfirst into the wild world of backdrop people — a.k.a. NPCs, extras, energy shells, or the folks who might just be here to fill in the scene while the real players evolve. Think: simulation vibes, and a sprinkle of existential spice.

Are they soulless placeholders? Catalysts for your spiritual glow-up? Or just your neighbor Steve?

Press play to find out — and while you’re at it, like, share, follow and st...

Alright folks, gather 'round for this hell-raising Fringey Mini. This week, we're diving headfirst into a story that’s less “Touched by an Angel” and more “Touched by Something That Needs an Exorcism, Stat.”

We’re talking about the not-so-holy crossover between Latter-day Saint doctrine and demonic possession—yep, demons are apparently freeloading in Utah basements now. From Ruby Franke’s cayenne-spiced parenting tips (hot take, lit...

What’s flying silently through the night sky, bigger than a football field, and shaped like a cosmic Dorito? You guessed it—triangle UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena), the VIPs of the UFO world. In this episode, we deep-dive into some of the most iconic sightings—from the eerie stillness of the Hudson Valley and the radar-dodging triangles over Belgium, to the mile-wide V drifting over Phoenix and the unforgettable Stephenville ...

In this mind-bending episode, we dive into the world of biological computers—yes, you heard that right, biological! Australian startup Cortical Labs has just launched the world’s first "code deployable biological computer," the CL1. Think of it as a shoe box packed with actual brain cells running neural networks—talk about bringing your brain to work!

We explore how these brainy devices have come a long way since Cortical Labs taugh...

In this electrifying episode of Journey to the Fringe, we dive into the enigmatic world of John Hutchison, the maverick inventor behind the mysterious "Hutchison Effect." Known for his unconventional experiments with electromagnetic fields and Tesla-inspired technology, Hutchison's work has sparked intrigue, skepticism, and even government interest. From levitating objects to disintegrating metals, the Hutchison Effect defies expla...

Could you imagine you discovered your parents and their parents were whales, and you knew they were whales but like... different whales than you thought they were?? Well this is what the scientists just learned!!

Article: https://www.livescience.com/animals/whales/hidden-hybrid-dna-found-in-blue-whales-reveals-theyve-been-mating-with-other-species-and-their-offspring-are-reproducing#:~:text=Blue%20whales%20in%20the%20Atlantic%20Oc...

Strap in, Earthlings! This episode blasts off into the out-of-this-world lore of Ashtar Sheran and his Ashtar Space Command. Is he an intergalactic protector warning humanity about its nuclear no-nos, or just another celestial scammer? From George Van Tassel’s first “collect call” from the cosmos to the ever-evolving mission of spiritual ascension, we explore how Ashtar’s messages have taken believers to new heights—sometimes liter...

In this episode, we dive into the unexpected future of AI—where robots are either cuddling you in bed or powered by brainy mushrooms. (Honestly, what a time to be alive.)

🛠️ AI-Powered Sexbots: China is rolling out next-gen AI-enhanced sex dolls, capable of speech, movement, and even emotional connection (because nothing says romance like a chatbot in a silicone body). The biggest challenges? Battery life, realistic movement, and m...

In this episode, we delve into one of the most enduring and controversial mysteries of United Nations and African history: the death of Dag Hammarskjöld, the second UN secretary general, who died in a plane crash in 1961 while on a mission to prevent civil war in Congo. Was it an accident, or a cold-blooded assassination? Who was behind it, and why? What evidence is there to support the various theories and claims? Join us as we ex...

Look no further for all your St Patrick day needs, we got it all; Legends, Fashion, Mischeif, Eye Witness reports, Crazy Encounters, a hit and run and more fun stuff.

That's right, we're everything LepraCHaun this St Patty's day and that means we're up to no good, and also, if you're lucky you get three wishes or a pot of gold at the end of the podcast, or something.... silly rabbit tricks are for kids.. no thats not it, why are t...

In our latest episode, we dive into a mind-boggling phenomenon that's making waves across coastal communities. Sharks with enlarged brains are washing up on our shores, and the implications are more jaw-dropping than you think. Join us as we dissect a riveting article that delves into the mysterious causes behind these cerebral giants of the sea. Could it be that our finned friends are evolving faster than we anticipated? Are they ...

In this captivating episode of Journey to the Fringe, we delve into the enigmatic world of sky serpent sightings. From modern-day accounts of ethereal serpentine shapes soaring through the skies to their ancient depictions in art and mythology, we explore the fascinating overlap between these mysterious phenomena and the legendary Chinese dragons. Are these celestial beings rooted in myth, or could they be glimpses into something s...

Have you ever wondered what most people would choose to save when fleeing a wild fire. Well if you're list included a pack of koalas, sheep, endangered snails, plants, and sheds... then you're in luck, the scientists were wondering the same thing! And they got us the answers we desire!! More blood for the blood scientists!

news story: https://theconversation.com/fascinating-and-troubling-australians-would-rather-save-a-single-human-...