We Can Be Weirdos
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Episodes
4.9 / 5
Rating

We Can Be Weirdos

by Global

Category
Society & Culture
Frequency
Updated weekly
Language
English
Prepare to plunge into the peculiar as Dan Schreiber, professional fact-hunter, uncovers the wild beliefs, ideas and theories of some of the most remarkable people on planet earth.  As well as delving into the lives of truly fascinating people, Dan asks his guests a maverick tour of questions known as The Batshit Survey. Do they believe in Ghosts? Déjà vu? Telepathy? Premonitions? Déjà vu?  Either way, everyone has theories they are transfixed by, or a mystery in their own life that they’re tr...

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Recent Reviews

Very Fun

Kc37392/3/2026

My husband and I have been listening to No Such Thing as a Fish for years! Dan always has some strange facts or conspiracy theories and we are so glad he has a podcast where he goes into detail about these topics!

Take a break from the severe

Rebecca.burkusova3/29/2025

In a time when everything in the world feels so unrelentingly serious, this podcast is like coming up for air. Not often do you get to listen to such personal stories told so lightheartedly through one’s experiences of the unexplainable weirdnesses of the world.

Weirdos Galore!

LilDustSpeck8/27/2024

Very edutaining! Dan’s humor shines as he spends time chatting with nichely-known people. If you’re a prrson curious about the world around you, give a listen! You’ll be hooked!

Not to brag but…

JPthr338/1/2024

Not to brag but…I am subscribed to all of Dan’s podcasts/shows. And I love them equally but just like a good parent wouldn’t say which child is their favorite I won’t say which is the best show. However I particularly enjoy the format of this programme (sorry Rhys and Buttons). Thank you for your hard work, Dan, and please continue.

Junk Science made entertaining

XXVI7/7/2024

Non experts discuss junk science and conspiracy related topics presented in a entertaining way. I’m assuming that most of the guests and the host don’t actually believe this junk but I enjoy listening anyway. It’s kind of like driving slow past a car crash.