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Hosted by Andrew Carey and Simon Gamack · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 39 episodes
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Andrew Carey and Simon Gamack hosts House of Weird, a comedy show with 39 episodes published.
This week we head back to Strasbourg, 1518, where something genuinely unexplainable happened: people started dancing… and didn’t stop. No music. No festival. No obvious cause. Just one woman stepping into the street and
This week we head back to Strasbourg, 1518, where something genuinely unexplainable happened: people started dancing… and didn’t stop. No music. No festival. No obvious cause. Just one woman stepping into the street and
This week we go deep into one of the most famous and unsettling conspiracy theories of all time: Paul McCartney is dead — and has been since 1966. According to the theory, at the height of Beatlemania, Paul McCartney die
This week we investigate The Philadelphia Experiment, one of the most infamous WWII conspiracy theories involving the USS Eldridge, alleged electromagnetic invisibility testing, teleportation claims, and stories of sailo
After a brief detour into whatever nonsense we were talking about last episode, we’re back with one of the most genuinely unsettling neurological conditions on record: Alien Hand Syndrome — a real, documented disorder wh
Is the world being slowly prepared for a fake alien invasion? In this episode of House of Weird, we dig into Project Blue Beam — one of the strangest, longest-running conspiracy theories in modern paranormal culture. Fir
This week we’re heading to Northumberland for one of the strangest cases in British paranormal history: The Hexham Heads — two tiny stone carvings dug up in a backyard that somehow triggered poltergeist activity, psychic
This week on House of Weird, we’re diving into one of the creepiest corners of paranormal lore: astral home invasions — the phenomenon where people claim something enters their home, bedroom, or even their body… without
This week on House of Weird, we plunge headfirst into one of the strangest UFO religions on Earth: the Raëlian Movement — the group that believes humanity was genetically engineered by extraterrestrials called the Elohim
This week on House of Weird, the lads tackle a chaotic mix of mysteries, legends, and general nonsense. We kick off with the Great Emu War (Australia’s most embarrassing military defeat), before diving into The Vertical
He called himself The Great Beast 666, claimed to summon demons in the desert, and offered to psychically fight Hitler for the British government. It’s House of Weird’s deep dive into the life and chaos of Aleister Crowl
This week we flap our way into one of America’s creepiest urban legends: the Mothman of Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Was it a giant bird, a government experiment gone wrong, or a harbinger of doom? Between glowing red
For more than 200 years, treasure hunters have been digging into a small patch of ground on Oak Island, Nova Scotia, chasing the promise of buried riches. What started with a depression in the earth beneath an oak tree h
We’re back poking around in Australia’s weirder history — this time diving into one of the country’s biggest mass UFO sightings. In April 1966, over 200 students, teachers, and locals watched a saucer-shaped craft land i
We’re grimacing our way back into the weird this week with a lesser-known Scottish freak: the Gurning Man of Glasgow. Described as a bald, grinning figure who shows up in bedrooms, back lanes, and the occasional low-budg
This week on House of Weird, we explore the viral urban legend known as The Elevator Game—a creepy ritual that supposedly transports you to another dimension via a specific sequence of button presses. All you need is a 1
This week on House of Weird, we’re heading straight into Utah’s most cursed real estate listing: Skinwalker Ranch. It’s got everything — UFOs, poltergeists, cattle mutilations, giant bulletproof wolves, portals, and enou
We’re back with another barely-researched, definitely-derailed episode of House of Weird—the funny paranormal podcast that dares to ask: what if you saw a coyote on two legs screaming in your mum’s voice? Yeah. That. Thi
House of Weird returns with a fresh dose of paranormal dread, and this week we’re answering a knock at the door—and immediately regretting it. In this episode, we dive into the unsettling phenomenon of the Black-Eyed Kid
House of Weird is back, and this time, we might have genuinely made a huge mistake. In this episode, we summon—uh, we mean discuss—The Hat Man: the sleep paralysis shadow figure who apparently got sick of lurking in nigh
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House of Weird is hosted by Andrew Carey and Simon Gamack. The show is categorised under comedy (society) and has published 39 episodes.
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