Journey to the Fringe

So the American ships have been just pooping all over our water :( it's bad... and it was newsworthy bad 3 years ago! Better listen, I made up that it's good for your health!

News story: US cruise ships using Canada as a ‘toilet bowl’ for polluted waste | Pollution | The Guardian

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This Halloween kickoff dives broom-first into the witch trials you didn’t learn in school. From England’s petty Pendle drama to Germany’s mass-burning madness, Sweden’s child-accused chaos, Scotland’s storm-summoning scandal, and Iceland’s scholarly sorcerers (mostly men, surprise!) — it’s a whirlwind of paranoia, torture, and political power plays. We poke at “witch’s marks” (yes, even extra nipples), unpack royal freakouts, and s...

‘Last night’ over Shandong—not Area 51—locals spotted a blazing light, heard two booming bangs, then watched as kaboom a missile apparently smashed into some “UFO” that crossed its path. The Chinese press is calling it an interception test—“missile vs mystery craft”—while armchair alien hunters are already dusting off their tin-foil hats. Some speculate space junk, others suspect drones, but the media spin says this was a flex: Chi...

Ready to take another wild ride through the gloriously weird world of the Weekly World News? This week, we’re diving into the tabloid’s most outrageous stories, from “Page 5 Honey” bikinis to Elvis sightings that just won’t quit (spoiler: the King ain’t dead, and he loves butch). We’ll unpack the world’s fattest people who apparently eat their families, apocalyptic economic depressions that were “just weeks away” (still waiting), a...

In this episode we’re talking about how Louisiana just pulled the plug on a $3 billion coastal restoration project that was supposed to be the crown jewel of its climate resilience plan—funded by BP oil spill money, no less. The Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion was set to rebuild vanishing wetlands, but Gov. Jeff Landry said “nope,” citing seafood, culture, and sticker shock. Critics called it a science-backed lifeline; Landry call...

This week, we’re diving headfirst into the wonderfully weird world of the Weekly World News—the tabloid that proved reality is just a suggestion. From Bat Boy’s cave escapades to dragon-in-a-jar hoaxes, WWN was the supermarket shelf’s reigning champion of outrageous headlines and lovable nonsense. With a mix of clipped “news,” wild fiction, and opinion columns so spicy they’d make your grandma blush, this rag had readers questionin...

This week, it’s a Journey to the Fringe first- part 1 of a 2 closely related mini episodes, episode.

We’re exploring the surreal reality of nations slowly vanishing beneath rising seas. It’s not sci-fi—it’s happening now. From tropical paradises to icy outposts, communities around the globe are facing the ultimate eviction notice from Mother Nature. We unpack how climate change is reshaping borders, identities, and the very idea of ...

Get ready to go underground—literally—because this episode digs into some seriously spooky mining tales that prove the earth’s not just full of rocks, but secrets, ghosts, and maybe a few otherworldly knuckleheads. From the mischievous Tommyknockers who knock on walls like ghostly miners-on-call, to eerie faces appearing on Spanish kitchen floors (because who doesn’t want a haunted concrete countertop?), and the Freiberg Shrieker—a...

Lightning plays havoc in the Nevada desert, sparking the so-called “Gothic Fire” that’s torching over 30,000 acres right next to the top-secret Area 51 — denial of UFO infernos optional. Amid the tinder-dry conditions, federal crews are doing their best fire-dance to contain the blaze, while conspiracy buffs clutch their tin-foil hats a little tighter.

Some say it’s still burning to this day (not fact checked, it may not be)

As alway...

Nazis and UFOs go together like peanut butter and conspiracy jelly — weird, sticky, and impossible to ignore. This episode blasts off into the wild world where Third Reich science meets flying saucers, ghost rockets, and a mystery gadget called Die Glocke — a contraption so mysterious it might just bend time, space, or your sense of reality. We unpack WWII’s “foo fighters,” secret Antarctic bases, jet-age Nazi tech, and occult expe...

We’re in for yet another treat; rich people and their emoceans. I think that’s what we’re calling it.

This week Residents in Falmouth, Massachusetts, describe their seaside idyll as “the ultimate beach-side dream”—until knee-deep floods and encroaching tides turn it into a soggy nightmare. In one memorable moment, a distraught homeowner quipped, “We grabbed the cat and got out,” as sea level rise nudges increasingly frequent retrea...

Oh my god guys editing this episode was a nightmare, the recording was not great (thanks Craig) and the editing software decided to lag the whole edit so maybe the higher ups don't want you to hear this one... or maybe coincidences do exist!!

So this is a continuation of our last episode where we finish off Dr. Michael Salla's look at the Iraqi stargate and then look at other things he has discussed. It is a lot of fun and I think i...

Hello, welcome back. This week Taylor was feeling good (again 🙄)….though in the end we did end up feeling like an AI.

This week we’re jumping into the wild world of robots running a marathon, if you feel compelled to say it’s not AI, this is neither the time or place.

That’s right robots running a half marathon. Need I say more? Yes, I need but this is a mini and you get what you pay for.

The most important thing to note is 1.) liste...