CAMP STRANGE

By: Alex Tobin & David Stokes
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  • Welcome to CAMP STRANGE, a comedy podcast of the occult. Join Alex Tobin and David Stokes, by the campfire, as they discuss the strange, weird, and mysterious tales they say you can still hear if you listen closely at night...
    © 2025 CAMP STRANGE
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  • Ep. 211 - The Hitchhike Killer & A Pope Prophecy

    Ep. 211 - The Hitchhike Killer & A Pope Prophecy
    May 2 2025

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    Hey campers, get away from that “is this the road” and over to the fire, we got some stories to tell. This week we tell you about Cook, the Hitchhike Killer who went on a 22 day terror spree across the lonely highways of the southwestern desert. We also tell you about the prophecy of the Popes and how a premonition from the 11th century could be the downfall of the modern world.
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    1 hr and 34 mins
  • Ep. 210 - Bad Irish Hitman & A Headless Chicken

    Ep. 210 - Bad Irish Hitman & A Headless Chicken
    Mar 28 2025

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    You found a Camp Strange Easter egg…. Pretty cool huh?
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    1 hr and 17 mins
  • Ep. 209 - An Alaskan Killer & Weird Celebs

    Ep. 209 - An Alaskan Killer & Weird Celebs
    Feb 28 2025

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    Hey campers, get away from that bongo and over to the fire, we got some stories to tell. This week we tell you about Robert Nelson, Alaskan hunter turned killer. We also tell you about some weird ass celeb stories including naked bongos, bad tattoos, and Twilight.
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    1 hr and 32 mins

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