Episode 83 “The Extraordinary Within the Ordinary”

Angels, Demons, Root Doctors & Philip K. Dick’n around with Micah S. Harris!

   We hope everyone is safe in self isolation. This week we have the return of author & friend-of-the-show Micah S. Harris. Micah has collected a few stories and like anytime he visits the conversation starts to meander into all sorts of places. 
Plus Micah has a new novel out, which we discuss. Angels, demons, root doctors, Philip K. Dick and so much more on this week’s eclectic episode of the WHAT’S YER WEIRD STORY? Podcast!

Micah’s book can be found here Portrait of a Snow Queen and Micah’s website https://minorprofitpress.com/

Ep 63- V-Man Strong

   It’s Hammer time! 
   This week on the podcast, the boys talk to Josh Hayes, a.k.a. Hammer, another old friend of Adam. Hammer has a ton of interesting and weird stories. His family has a history of spirituality, visions, and connections beyond the veil. He also has some great stories about being an American kid growing up in Iceland. 
   Josh also dropped by for a cause, his newborn son VincentVincent was born with some medical issues, and we are hoping to spread the word to help the little guy out. (details below) Angels, demons, ghosts, Iceland and the Hammer. All that and more in this week’s episode of the WHAT’S YER WEIRD STORY? Podcast. #


HELP VINCENT/V-MAN! Please help with donations or spreading the word about this special little guy.
The Brave NICU Adventure of V-Man https://www.facebook.com/vman.strong/
Go Fund Me for V-Man

Hammer feeding V-Man.
V-Man’s first smile pic. That’s a great smile.
V-Man’s first Halloween. A born hero!

Episode 2 “You Might Be Crazy, But We Are Too” is out now!

In this episode we take a trip back to our hometown for a story of a mysterious stranger from Jessica, and co-host Barry has a story about seeing something in the sky with his dad when he was a kid, prompting co-host Adam to ask his trademark question “Did it have a discernible shape?”


The late 19th century the spiritualism movement 
and the relatively new medium of photography 
created a fad spirit photography in which 
photographers would superimpose “ghostly”
 images over other images.