Episode #148
HIGH STRANGENESS NEWS DESK- 9/29/26
Sep 29, 20264 minS3
HIGH STRANGENESS NEWS DESK WEEK 7 — September 21–28, 2026 Website: https://highstrangeness202.wixsite.com/mysite Youtube: https://youtu.be/iVexCPWgAJ8
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High Strangeness seeks to be a platform where some of the world’s strangest events or experiences can be discussed with a lay persons perspective. Looking at & considering a wide spectrum of things that may help to illuminate a tapestry in reality that suggests possible commonalities for the origins of strangeness. This podcast will seek to review events through history, current events & even bring in opportunities for co- host, round table discussions & interviews.
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Episode #148
HIGH STRANGENESS NEWS DESK WEEK 7 — September 21–28, 2026 Website: https://highstrangeness202.wixsite.com/mysite Youtube: https://youtu.be/iVexCPWgAJ8
Episode #148
Haunted Sports Venues and Legendary Locations Explore the mysterious histories and paranormal stories associated with beloved sports venues, historic landmarks, and iconic sites. Learn how tragic events and emotional memories might leave spiritual impressions behind, making these places haunted. Perfect for fans, history buffs, and ghost enthusiasts alike.Key Topics - 5-10 bullets: The haunted history of Camp Randall Stadium on Civil War grounds The story of Pelly Lindbergh, a legendary Flyers goalie, and his spirit’s connection to Somerdale Road The legend of Notre Dame’s haunting French horn player and the ghost of George Grip, the "Win One for the Gipper" The haunted tales of the Skirvin Hotel in Oklahoma and its tragic ghostly presence Paranormal activity at the Milwaukee Pister Hotel, including unexplained noises and ghostly encounters The history and hauntings of old Yankee Stadium and Montreal’s Olympic Stadium The influence of emotional and traumatic events on residual hauntings in sports and historical sites The connection of spirits to building energies, like stadiums and old construction sites The lore of the Old Giants Stadium and the rumored burial of Jimmy Hoffa beneath it Superstitions, curses, and legendary claims surrounding stadiums like Buffalo’s Highmark Stadium, Denver International Airport, and the Philadelphia curse on city landmarks Timestamps:00:00 - Welcome and introduction to sports-themed haunted locations 02:15 - Personal stories and recent events of Bill’s anniversary trip 04:28 - Haunted locations with little-known paranormal histories 09:41 - The Civil War history of Camp Randall Stadium and its spiritual residue 19:36 - The infamous Notre Dame stadium haunted by George Grip 27:45 - The ghostly tales of Rochester’s Frontier Field with bones and bones race stories 48:48 - Milwaukee’s historic Pister Hotel and paranormal encounters 53:29 - The haunted Skirvin Hotel in Oklahoma and its ghostly legends 58:45 - Haunted NFL stadiums and their stories of spirits and curses 62:22 - Philadelphia’s curse and legendary sports superstitions 64:10 - The mysterious stories of the Denver International Airport 65:23 - Final thoughts on how legends and stories create haunted reputations in sports venues
Episode #147
HIGH STRANGENESS NEWS DESK WEEK 6 — September 15–20, 2026 Website: https://highstrangeness202.wixsite.com/mysite
Episode #146
HIGH STRANGENESS NEWS DESK WEEK 5 — September 8–14, 2026 Website: https://highstrangeness202.wixsite.com/mysite
Episode #146
J.W. Ocker returns to discuss Don’t Go There , his guide to some of the world’s most mysterious, dangerous, and lore-filled locations. From the Bermuda Triangle and the Pine Barrens to the Salton Sea, Centralia, and Skinwalker Ranch, J.W. explores why certain places collect stories of disappearances, disasters, strange phenomena, and uneasy fascination. In this conversation, he shares how he chose the locations for the book, why real history can be more unsettling than paranormal claims, and what makes a place feel dangerous even when it’s close to home. He also talks about the travel experiences that stayed with him—including getting stuck in the toxic muck of the Salton Sea—and the expedition he’d choose if given unlimited access. In this episode: Why Don’t Go There focuses on places where mystery, history, and unsettling lore overlap The difference between a haunted location and a place with a larger, accumulating reputation The Pine Barrens, the Jersey Devil, and the eerie landscape hidden within one of America’s most populated regions Why the Salton Sea became one of the book’s most surprising and disturbing stories Centralia’s underground coal fire and how its abandoned-town reputation has changed over time Skinwalker Ranch, the wider Uinta Basin, and the fascination around heavily investigated paranormal sites J.W.’s dream expedition to search for Ciudad Blanca, the legendary White City Why the places themselves don’t always scare him—but being home alone sometimes does The real-world danger, strange history, and lingering reputation of Maine’s Haynesville Woods What readers can expect from the book’s “Risky Ruins” section About the guest J.W. Ocker is an author and traveler who writes about unusual places, paranormal lore, strange history, and the darker corners of the map. His latest book, Don’t Go There , explores locations around the world that have become magnets for mystery, tragedy, and unsettling stories. Find J.W. Ocker online at Odd Things I’ve Seen, and follow him on Instagram and TikTok.
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