A woman’s body turns up at a Wichita fire station inside a suitcase.
The Pentagon releases footage of six mysterious spherical objects over the Middle East.
An amateur astronomer may have spotted an enormous ancient impact crater on Google Maps. Scientists describe one of the strangest dinosaurs yet, and a tiny wildcat from Bolivia turns out to be an entirely new species.
Then there’s the Unknown Wanderer—a man who died by cyanide in an Idaho church in 1982 and remained unidentified for more than four decades. Investigators finally know his name, and his past has raised an extraordinary question: could he have had some connection to the still-unsolved Chicago Tylenol murders?
Strange times indeed.
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What is The Rosenberg Podcast?
The Rosenberg Podcast is a weekly trip through the strange, fascinating and occasionally ridiculous things happening in our world.
Join Dan Rosenberg from the eastern edge of the Pacific for an unpredictable mix of strange news, science, technology, mysteries, unexplained phenomena, unusual discoveries, internet rabbit holes and whatever else has him asking, “Wait…what?”
Some weeks we'll go deep. Other weeks we'll wander completely off course.
That's kind of the point.
New episodes weekly.