If you love one strange thing and you're looking for another podcast to binge,

let us tell you about strange and unexplained with Daisy Egan.

Do you believe in ghosts?

How about Bigfoot?

Do you think it's strange and fascinating that a four-year-old in Oklahoma could look at a black-and-white picture of a man from the 1930s and say,

that was me before, and then provide actual verifiable details of the man's life?

If so, strange and unexplained with Daisy Egan is about to be your favorite podcast.

Daisy is a Tony Award-winning actor, writer, and true crime fanatic, but she's also a skeptic.

Each week, she looks at real stories of hauntings, disappearances, UFO encounters,

the Bermuda Triangle, Near-death experiences, and anything else that feels just beyond what we can easily make sense of.

She is your guide into the inexplicable details of these stories. But she's also like, show me the receipts.

So if you want to dive into the unexplained,

check out Strange and Unexplained with Daisy Egan.

Find Strange and Unexplained with Daisy Egan wherever you get your podcasts.

I'm Laura Norton, and this is one strange thing, the show where we around the rosy, that kind of thing, likely have some truly terrible origins,

like bubonic plagues, and, weirdly, complaints about various taxation systems. Read up on Baba Black Sheep and Jack and Jill if you want to know more. If we were to get into it,

we'd honestly need a much longer show.

In any case, there's a certain bird that pops up in a number of these poems and rhymes,

and it's that bird that we're concerned with today. No, not geese, blackbirds. Maybe you've

heard this ditty.

Singers on the six pans a pocket full of fry.

Four and twenty blackbirds baked in a pie.

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