The history, practice, and belief systems of witchcraft — folk magic, spellcraft, Wicca, hex lore, trials, and the traditions of the craft through the ages.
October 3, 2012 June 30, 2014 Rick Bobby Mackey’s Music World Located in Wilder, Ky, this is by far the most famous of the local haunts. It has a long history, and far to many stories connected to it to mention all of them here.
Let me start by saying that all the pictures at the end of this post were taken almost 10 years ago, and that there's really nothing to see there now. This site was pretty much buried a few years ago, probably to dissuade people from hanging out there. But, the stories about the ...
Hells Church, not to be confused with Devils Church, is a pretty popular urban legend. It's said that in the woods in Batavia stands a fireplace, that is all that's left of a red church that was burned down several years ago. Some versions of the legend say that it was a sat...
Known mostly for the allegedly haunted 'Underground Church', there's really not much to Utopia. It's a small, unincorporated town along the Ohio River in Clermont County. Anyway, the underground ruins are all anyone reading this cares about, so that's what I'll talk about. The st...
The story of the crematorium in the woods along Buffalo Ridge is the most popular of the legends associated with the road. This crematorium allegedly was a haven for satanic rituals, including human sacrifice. It's said that many of the bodies that were supposed to be cremated he...
Located between Princeton & Millikin Roads in Liberty Township, the Screaming Bridge is the home of several mysterious tales. The bridge spans the mainline that has had many names since the 1870's -the Short Line, Big Four, New York Central, Conrail, Penn Central, and now, Norf...
Buffalo Ridge is a long and hilly Road that is located just northwest of Cincinnati in Cleves. Most of the road is bordered by woods, as it's actually home to the Mitchell Memorial Forest. There are several legends linked to this road. Stories range from being chased at night ...
Thursday, August 13, 2026 Contact | You are viewing: Home > News > World of the Bizarre > News story All ▾ All Content News Stories Columns World of the Bizarre toilet-drinking competition is dubbed 'Game of Thrones' By T. K.
Skip to content Witness: Michael Price Location: Strawberry Chapel, Moncks Corner, South Carolina Date of Encounter: October 14, 2011 In 2010, my family and I moved into a new house. Well, I wouldn’t exactly say new, but new to us anyways.
Skip to content Your book, Varla Ventura’s Paranormal Parlor: Ghosts, Séances, and Tales of True Hauntings seems like a return to the old days of telling the story, or letting the witness tell the story. Why does the idea of ghosts and hauntings resonate with readers?
Skip to content Witness: Jerry E. Spivey Location: World Trade Center, New York Date of Encounter: September 11, 2001 I started with my present job on February 14, 1973, the company was located at 1 Liberty Plaza — the Twin Towers were just across the street and were still under ...
1. 03 MU Podcasts I Feb 20, 2026 1. 02 - Inescapable - Radical Safety WATCH THE FULL VIDEO A series of disturbing and deeply polarising stories shaping debate at home and abroad headline the show this week.
Amy Robeson, Akashic Record master teacher/healer, and founder of Sacred Awakening, empowers individuals through her Akashic Records program to tap into their inner potential for transformation by cultivating curiosity to live their best lives.
Director of the Institute for Resonance, Dr. Simeon Hein, shared his theories and scientific analyses of crop circles, as well as information about resonant viewing.
Ryan Wrecker is our newest weekend host to join the C2C roster. Born and raised in Michigan, he has traveled the radio dial like Dr. Johnny Fever. That includes stops in Lima, Fort Wayne, Milwaukee, St. Louis, and back home to Detroit.
Lisa Garr hosts a popular syndicated radio program called The Aware Show, along with a weekly show on Hay House Radio called Being Aware. In addition, she has her own show on GaiaTV, as well as a popular online personal development series. Lisa reaches a combined audience of more...
In Episode 261, Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger explore Old Hadley Cemetery, in Hadley, Massachusetts, which is the final resting place of accused witch, Mary Webster. A ward of the town, Webster was accused of witchcraft in 1683 but found innocent. Though the court’s verdict wasn’t ...
“Pull for the Shore, Sailor” – Mystic Music at Sickbeds and Deathbeds Mystic accordion in séance cage, William Crookes – Researches in the Phenomena of Spiritualism published in 1874 by J. Burns. I’ve been looking at various types of mystical music lately and thinking about the r...
Greek Fire at the Parthenon The illuminated Parthenon It must be the winter’s darkness that is inspiring another post on a mysterious fire or light. This minor incident could certainly have been a hoax on the part of the guards, but the narrator does not think so.
Cloudy, With a Chance of Maggots. Maggots eating a moth in its chrysalis. Everything old is new again! Normally this would be applied to the fad du jour: an ironic return to aproned wives serving pre-prandial cocktails or lumberjack garb for soft-handed hipsters.
The Victorian Book of the Dead. The concept of “suspended animation” seemed to fascinate the journalists of the nineteenth century, possibly because it was so bound up with premature burial.
Antique electric light bulbs. In keeping with my stated policy that my talents lie more in the direction of collection than analysis, and due to some very late nights thorax-deep in proof-sheets for The Ghost Wore Black: Ghastly Tales from the Past, I offer several 19 th-century ...
All the latest offerings from Cult of Weird, including weird and offbeat news, historical mysteries, bizarre science, and mystifying archaeological discoveries.
All the latest offerings from Cult of Weird, including weird and offbeat news, historical mysteries, bizarre science, and mystifying archaeological discoveries.
All the latest offerings from Cult of Weird, including weird and offbeat news, historical mysteries, bizarre science, and mystifying archaeological discoveries.
All the latest offerings from Cult of Weird, including weird and offbeat news, historical mysteries, bizarre science, and mystifying archaeological discoveries.
All the latest offerings from Cult of Weird, including weird and offbeat news, historical mysteries, bizarre science, and mystifying archaeological discoveries.
All the latest offerings from Cult of Weird, including weird and offbeat news, historical mysteries, bizarre science, and mystifying archaeological discoveries.
All the latest offerings from Cult of Weird, including weird and offbeat news, historical mysteries, bizarre science, and mystifying archaeological discoveries.
All the latest offerings from Cult of Weird, including weird and offbeat news, historical mysteries, bizarre science, and mystifying archaeological discoveries.
Author Robert Zimmerman returned to share his insights on space-related matters. The Discovery is scheduled on Wednesday to conduct repairs underneath the shuttle, which is the first time they have attempted to spacewalk in this area, he reported. They will be trying to pull out ...
There is a popular superstition that suggests that killing a butterfly brings bad luck. This belief has been deeply ingrained in various cultures, but is there any truth to it?
In the world of paranormal research, residual energy is defined as a sort of residue or imprint left by an intense situation or strong emotion. It is believed that everything that occurs in this world leaves behind residual energy like a footprint.
Lisa Pease is the author of 'A Lie Too Big to Fail: The Real History of the Assassination of Robert F. Kennedy.' Based on more than two decades of investigative research, Pease’s recently published book has already been hailed as “the magnum opus of RFK assassination research” by...
Steve Quayle is a researcher and author of over a dozen books dealing with advanced ancient technology and civilizations. He travels all over the world in search of lost cities and the builders of great ancient megalithic structures.
We would like to start this off with the definition of free will which is the power of acting without the constraint of necessity or fate. The ability to act at one's own discretion. We use free will every day when we pick out what to wear, eat and drink.
