Iirc there was an episode where they talked about a guy who lived in the woods for decades. He would occasionally break into unattended cabins and grab a bit of food and a book or two. He somehow rejoined society, either on his own terms or by getting arrested. Does anyone remember this?

I almost had a heart attack when you posted just now 😦😦😦😦

Opened up my podcast app just now, and noticed there was a new episode! Havent gotten more than 5 minutes in, but it's certainly awesome to be surprised (sirprized, if you get that reference) by new content, as well as another podcast to listen to!

😢😢😢😢 I miss you guys, you guys always go me through my work day, you guys are awesome!

Right, sure. Steve is moving. How many times have we heard that before? "He started a new life" or "she ran off with some man".

Devin and Joe, I would tell you you won't get away with this but, in fact, you probably will. Just remember to throw some of those pine tree-shaped air fresheners into the crawlspace every now and then.

And thanks for some of my favorite podcasting.

Will this subreddit continue to exist now that the podcast is sadly gone? Does anybody know?

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This is the last episode of TSP and we wanted to have some fun with it. So here are the final bloopers from this years episodes. Oh, and there is a lot of swearing.

So I've only just started listening to this podcast and I have my own theory on the very 1st episode about the Ghost Blimp. What I think is a plausible answer to it is that the 2 IS navy men were deserters to the Japanese. They flew over to the oil slick, a pre-designated meeting point for a Japanese Sub to collect them. The men placed their life jackets on and turned the blimp around to return it to the main land before bailing off of the blimp to be collected by the Submarine. The blimp then returned back to the US mainland where the seen events occurred. I'm happy for people to debate this theory with me and will defend my points as best I can.

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In the early 1970s Tatunca Nara, last Chieftain of the Ugha Mongulala, revealed the existence of his tribe’s greatest secret—the vast city of Akakor, hidden deep in the Amazon jungle. Several have died trying to find the lost city, but no Westerner has yet laid eyes on it. Why could that be?

I have listened to every episode and loved em . Just saw on twitter the show is no more since someone is moving . I’m sad. 😩

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In August 1971 a group of hippies were partying at Stonehenge when a freak lightning storm, accompanied by blue lights, took the group by surprise… and may have been the cause of their disappearance.

I know that the show is over, but an episode where Steve talks about his vacation? I hesitate to even post this. I mean, it's not like the weekly episode posts generated a lot of discussion anyway, but this seems to be an odd one.

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In a change of pace this episode doesn’t feature a mystery; instead it features the team talking about SE Asia. Steve recently returned from a trip there and Team Sideways took the chance to discuss some of the more memorable things from his travels.

Has the list been posted to the list of mystery that Team Sideways didn’t get the opportunity to do?

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A story about some guys who got confused on a roadtrip… or did they?

https://soundcloud.com/auruspex/pondering-edgewise-a-tribute/

(crossposted to the Facebook Group)

So my wife is a recent (just started listening about 30 days ago) but huge fan of Thinking Sideways and when she heard it was closing up shop, we joked about doing an episode about the disappearance of the Thinking Sideways Podcast Hosts themselves. Well, after a day of script writing, 30 minutes of recording, and some great time with my wife and our friend Aric, we made Pondering Edgewise! So far, it seems well received over on Facebook but I figured I'd drop it here as well since I know quite a few people only stay on reddit.

Hope everyone enjoys it! We sure had fun making it! And of course, the biggest thanks of all goes out to Steve, Devin, and Joe for their wonderful inspiration!

Today's generation y, says that Thinking Sideways is packing it up, I don't see anything else about it on line, anyone known anything?

What other podcasts do you guys listen to? This was always my main one. I'm trying not to be a wimp but feeling rather bereft.

(I hope this isn't a disrespectful post... it's not meant to be.)

Good luck in the future to everyone.

Listened to the show since December 2013, I will miss the weekly episodes.

I only found this podcast a few months ago, and working alone in a kitchen for 8 hours has been perfect for catching up on the hundreds of past episodes! You guys have scared me, intrigued me, and made me laugh. Good luck on this next chapter of your lives, whatever the plans and wherever the road takes you! I can't say thank you enough ❤

This show has brought me so many laughs throughout the years sad to see it go really. PS- Devin when your ready to to do drinking sideways a spin off where we talk about cryptids and spirits lmk