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The world of high strangeness meets AI with ChatGPT as the referee! StrA.I.nge looks at the world of UFOs, Ghosts, Cryptids, and other phenomena in an effort to prove that even machines are fascinated by things that go bump in the night.
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The Ghosts of Washington DC are...strAInge (opens the original)
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DC GHOSTS Washington, D.C. is a city built on power, war, assassination, political intrigue, and enough history to fill a thousand ghost stories. Beneath the monuments, government buildings, historic homes, churches, hotels, and quiet parks, the District has accumulated a particularly strange collection of stories about people who supposedly never left. In this episode of strAInge, we go looking for the ghosts of Washington, D.C., from the White House to Capitol Hill, from Lafayette Square to Ge
The Mellified Man was...strAInge (opens the original)
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The Mellified Man — Show Notes The Mellified Man is the story of one of the strangest substances ever claimed to have been used as medicine: a human body supposedly transformed into a medicinal confection by honey. The legend describes an elderly man who voluntarily prepares for death by consuming honey and, according to the account, eventually having his body sealed in a honey-filled coffin. After a century, the preserved remains are supposedly opened and used as medicine for wounds, fractures,
Hopping Vampires are...strAInge (opens the original)
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strAInge: The Dead Come Home, China’s Hopping Vampires The jiangshi is commonly called the Chinese hopping vampire, but it is neither quite a vampire nor quite a zombie. It is a stiff corpse that refuses to remain still, sometimes feeding upon the qi of the living and sometimes travelling under the command of a ritual specialist. In this episode, strAInge follows the jiangshi from tales of bodies transported across the mountains of western Hunan to the supernatural collections of Pu Songling, Yu
British Big Cats (opens the original)
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# strAInge: British Big Cats For decades, people across Britain have reported seeing animals that should not be there: black leopards crossing country roads, pumas stalking the moors, and lynx disappearing into forests and hedgerows. This episode of strAInge examines the legends of the Beast of Exmoor, the Beast of Bodmin Moor, the Surrey Puma, and the other mysterious cats said to roam the British countryside. We look at confirmed escaped animals, disputed photographs, livestock attacks, mislea
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