The Strange Sessions

Strange Sessions hosts Krista and Kurt open with roughly 20 minutes of housekeeping and a KFC-flavored jelly bean taste test before covering Antarctica.

Kurt and Krista devote this Side Sessions episode to carnivals and carnies, tying the theme to their Strangers Book Club pick, Stephen King's Joyland.

Strange Sessions hosts Krista and Kurt open their final-season premiere with over half an hour of housekeeping, listener gift unboxing, and pitches for possible spin-off shows before diving into a researched biography of demonologists Ed and Lorraine Warren.

Strange Sessions hosts Krista and Kurt welcome guest Corey Konechny for their annual Christmas Eve listener-questions episode, opening with a taste test of a durian lava pastry that both hosts describe as smelling like dirty feet but tasting like a bad Fig Newton.

In the Season 9 finale of The Strange Sessions, Kurt, Krista, and returning guest host Corey open with trivia contest results, a tie for first between Roland Montgomery and Stephanie Blakey, plus heartfelt Christmas letters and cash gifts from listener Scott.

In this Side Sessions episode, Kurt walks through the JeJune Institute, an elaborate 2008-2011 San Francisco alternate reality game he discovered via a Tubi documentary called The Institute, reading firsthand accounts from participant Elizabeth Toby's blog.

Hosts Kurt and Krista open with a roadmap for the rest of the season, including a Nazis-and-the-occult research episode, a Halloween spooky-stories episode, and a season finale with Corey, plus a taste test of Amish-store roast beef chips and English pumpkin-spice soda.

Remer turned Bigfoot sightings into Bigfoot Days, complete with hash browns, Olympics, and a 25-foot statue.

This Strange Sessions Listener Stories episode features anonymous listener-submitted accounts, starting with a teenager named Lucas who watched what looked like his brother's double grin, laugh, and sprint off into the woods while the real brother was miles away with friends.

Kurt and Krista announce that their upcoming tenth season will be the show's last regularly scheduled one, with a final episode planned for May 14, 2027, exactly ten years after their first release.

Krista and Kurt open The Strange Sessions from Krista's new five-and-a-half-acre property before revisiting a May 24th ghost investigation at Campbellsport's former Amber Hotel.

Strange Sessions hosts Krista and Kurt open this bonus side session with banter about camera equipment failures, ghost-hunting shows like Ghost Adventures, and their favorite paranormal creators like Hellier and Haunted Objects.

Kurt and Krista devote this Strange Sessions episode, recorded in their final session before moving out of the strange cellar, to a survey of Illuminati and New World Order conspiracy claims.

Kurt and Krista launch The Strange Sessions' first 'Strange Countries' episode, covering Argentina using research a listener named Alejandro sent them in a PDF.

On this Strange Sessions episode, hosts Kurt and Krista cover a Haunted Librarian article on why hospitals are haunted, a hellocare.com piece on ghosts in aged-care facilities, and a searchforlifeafterdeath.com piece on deathbed visions.

Hosts Krista and Kurt discuss their recent concert experiences before introducing topics on the Voynich Manuscript and Streetlight Interference Phenomenon.

Krista and Kurt give personal updates and introduce the topic of James Dean's cursed car.

Kurt and Krista introduce a listener suggestion episode covering the Nodolf Incident, the Wackers, and Haunted Toys R Us, with banter about recording schedules and shout-outs.

Mitch and Bonnie chat about their week, including a severe storm and upcoming orientation for new sixth graders.