Believing the Bizarre: Paranormal Podcast
Believing the Bizarre | Paranormal Podcast

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- The Haunted Doll Peggy | Paranormal Podcast
This week, Charlie took us deep into the case of Peggy the Doll — allegedly the world's most haunted doll, a baby-sized blonde blue-eyed nightmare currently in the possession of British paranormal investigator Jane Harris, who runs an organization literally called Haunted Dolls and received Peggy from an elderly anonymous woman who simply said she was "too spooky" to keep.
What makes Peggy stand out from the Robert the Dolls and Annabelles of the world is that people don't even need to be in the same room — hundreds of people who have watched videos, looked at photos, or even just scrolled past her image online have reported immediate headaches, nosebleeds, chest tightness, heart palpitations, and violent illness shortly after making eye contact with her blue eyes on a screen.
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We're back with Extraterrestrial Encounters Volume 5,! We start with Lilli, a day-one listener from a small farming town in Ontario, who went out one night, blacked out, and woke up in the middle of a cornfield with no memory of how she got there, a story she'd been quietly filing under "weird thing that happened" for years before finally letting herself consider what it might actually mean.
We have Bri's story that may be the perfect mix of ghost activity, UFO sighting, and Men in Black encounter.
Then we got into Brett's story from 2024... a pulsing, breathing light outside his window, knocking he couldn't explain, and a detail so specific that Charlie literally got goosebumps.
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Episode Keywords: Extraterrestrial encounters podcast, alien abduction 2024, UFO listener submission, woke up in cornfield, alien abduction evidence, Ontario Canada UFO, believing the bizarre podcast, physical alien abduction, UFO pulsing light, missing time alien, listener alien encounter, abduction signs, UFO knocking encounter, alien abduction believable, extraterrestrial encounters volume 5
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This week, we headed down to the Lowcountry to dig into one of the South's most fascinating and frustrating paranormal entities — the haint — which depending on who you ask is a ghost, a demon, an evil spirit tied to the earth, or honestly all of the above, rooted in the rich and deeply important traditions of the Gullah Geechee people and a blend of African, European, and Creole folklore that stretches from Wilmington all the way down to St. Augustine.
We broke down everything from haint blue paint on porch ceilings to brooms hung above doorways to bottle trees to iron and salt, because apparently the best thing about haints is that they're compelled to count every bristle on a broom before they can touch you.
Then we got into three stories from the book Haint Country plus a personal account from our friend Elayna over at What About Weird podcast, who spent years being visited by a tall black smoke figure with yellow eyes that showed up every time life got hard.
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Episode Keywords: Haint Southern folklore, Gullah Geechee tradition, haint blue paint, haint protection rituals, Southern paranormal entities, believing the bizarre podcast, Lowcountry ghost lore, bottle tree tradition, haint vs ghost, African American folklore spirits, haint country book, shadow figure encounters, Southern evil spirits, salt iron protection folklore, Sinners movie haint
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This week, we dive into one of America's most genuinely tragic haunted locations — the Lemp Mansion in St. Louis — starting with a German immigrant named Adam Lemp who built a beer empire from a grocery store and a network of natural limestone caves, and tracing the family's meteoric rise through his son William turning it into a national powerhouse with a 33-room Victorian showplace, an underground ballroom, a heated swimming pool, a bowling alley, and enough debauchery beneath the city streets to fill several true crime podcasts.
Then came the part that makes this story different from most haunted house episodes — four members of the same family, across four decades, died by suicide inside the same walls, including a man who shot his dog before turning the gun on himself and a daughter whose revolver ended up 10 feet across the room from her body with no explanation anyone could agree on.
We wrapped up with the ghost lore — the lavender perfume that drifts through empty rooms, the little boy in the attic window, and the woman in the Victorian dress sitting on the edge of a bathtub at 3 am.
Trigger Warning: Suicide
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Hey everyone! This bonus episode is an older collab we did with Kaydra on her podcast, Perplexity: A Mystery Podcast. Enjoy!
Episode Description:
We joined Kaydra over at Perplexity: A Mystery Podcast, for a deep dive into one of the most well-documented and genuinely bizarre cases in English paranormal history — the Dodleston Messages, where a schoolteacher named Ken Webster moved into a rundown cottage in 1984 with his girlfriend and a borrowed BBC computer, and somehow ended up in an 18-month three-way conversation between a 16th century farmer named Lucas Waynesman, and an entity that only identified itself as 2109.
The lore builds layer by layer — six-toed footprints walking up walls, furniture stacked to the ceiling, shadow figures, chalk writing in Latin, and a ghost who flirts with Debbie across the centuries — and just when you think you've got a handle on what's happening, the investigators brought in to study it turn out to either not exist or to vanish completely.
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Believing the Bizarre is a paranormal podcast covering cryptids, UFOs, hauntings, ghost stories, demons, poltergeists, and true supernatural encounters — new episodes every Tuesday.
From Mothman and the Lizard Man to alien abductions, haunted locations, and unexplained phenomena, we research the strange and decide where each story lands on our Believability Scale: Believable, Viable, Skeptical, or Unbelievable.
We also feature listener-submitted paranormal encounters told in full detail. If you love creepy stories and horror content mixed with humor and genuine curiosity, Believing the Bizarre is the paranormal podcast for you — as bizarre as you are.
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