An audio story told by Mark Moran with sound collage by Clay Pigeon. One of a series of Waking Weird episodes which can be heard broadcast live every Monday at 8:39 am (EST) at WFMU FM and WFMU.org. Hear the … Continue reading
One of the very strangest tombstones in our state pays homage to Edgar Allan Poe, the master of the macabre, and his best known poem, The Raven. Continue reading
Tune into the Travel Channel tonight to see the new show “Paranormal Caught on Camera,” featuring Weird NJ publishers Mark Sceurman and Mark Moran commenting on a variety of eyewitness encounters with the unknown. From ghosts and demons to UFOs and cryptid … Continue reading
Saturday, April 18th we’ll be hanging out at Smithville Artwalk! Weird NJ publishers Mark and Mark will be joining in all the fun from 10am until 5pm and they’ll be bringing the brand new issue of the magazine, #54! They’ll also have all … Continue reading
Weird NJ publishers Mark Sceurman and Mark Moran will to returning to the Asbury Park Punk Rock Flea Market Sunday, May 3rd, and they’ll be bringing the brand new issue of the magazine, #54! They’ll also have all sorts of … Continue reading
There is one particular abandoned dynamite bunker on a remote beach on Sandy Hook that holds some very strange and mysterious secrets. Continue reading
Several peculiar wooden sculptures that have a mysterious history about them were recently put up for sale at a prestigious New York City auction house. The origins of the “Woodbridge Figurines” are unclear, although the figures themselves are well known amongst … Continue reading
Perhaps it’s apropos that in our fast moving, highly mobile state, many of our most notable ghost are seen hanging out at the side of the road, where it is said that they met their untimely end. These roadside apparitions … Continue reading
Weird NJ will be joining in all the festivities at the Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market on Saturday and Sunday, May 30 & 31 and we’ll be bringing all sorts of Weird NJ merch, like magazines, books, posters, t-shirts, stickers, patches, … Continue reading
January 11, 1966 started like any other mid-winter day in the small suburban town of Wanaque, NJ. The air was clear and cold, kids were enjoying the holiday vacation from school, and residents of the Passaic County borough went about … Continue reading
