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Listen to two best buds talk about the paranormal, cryptids, aliens, ghosts, and all things spooky.
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Are killer kangaroos and devil monkeys on the loose? Nicole will let you know so you can rest easy! As per usual, Meghan and Nicole also ranted about Star Wars as a special treat.
In this episode, Nicole reads "true" Missing 411 stories, which unsurprisingly delves into tangents about Star Wars. This was recorded in October 2021.
We're back! This episode was recorded in maybe October 2021?? Meghan tells the interesting tale of the Beast of Truro, which was very briefly mentioned in the 1997 hit movie "Men in Black." The creature, who killed a 100 cats, could be a mountain lion, a panther, a hyena, a dog, a pack of dogs, a fisherman, or something more sinister? Whatever it was, it was NOT a fox.
Nicole reads some "real" alien encounters.
In this episode, Megan shares the history of Auras. In particular, she talks about former priest Charles Webster Leadbeater, who popularized the concept and held the incredible belief that "most men come from Mars but the more advanced men come from the Moon."
In this episode, Nicole shares some supposedly true stories of people encountering humanoids. She then goes off the rails and talks about her conspiracy theory involving George Lucas. (This was recorded in February, where Meghan & Nicole were at the height of their "Star Wars" obsession). Nicole & Meghan also discuss Obiwan Kenobi fanfiction and the issues with being 5'2". You are in for a wild ride.
This week, Meghan tells us the tale of the Honey Island Swamp Monster. This very stinky boy is a Big Foot-like creature who is rumored to live in Louisiana swamps and may have been created from a "circus accident." Nicole also discusses her distrust of Guillermo Del Toro and anyone who is too passionate about the Academy Award-winning film "The Shape of Water."
In this episode, Nicole discusses Star jelly, which is a gelatinous substance that seemingly appears from the sky. There have been reports of it moving and being toxic to people and pets. It is believed to either be an alien, jellyfish that live in the sky, or some sort of mold. In the middle ages -- which was an all-around wild time -- it was recommended to rub Star jelly into wounds. Please don't do that as tempting as it sounds.
After a super long hiatus, we are back! In this episode, Meghan talks all about past life regression through hypnosis. Just a quick note -- this episode was recorded back in November when the ridiculous 'Supernatural' series finale aired so Nicole talks quite a bit about that. Just a fair warning to everyone. Enjoy!
The Beast of Bray Road, known for his sightings in and around-- you guessed it-- Bray Road, in Wisconsin, may be intimidating but we think he's just a little nervous and hoping someone will let him in from the cold. Let him in!
This week, Nicole delves into the life of Arthur Conan Doyle and his belief in the supernatural and paranormal. Honestly, he lived the life we all wish we had, riding in hot air balloons and going on spiritual tours.
This week, Meghan explores the way ravens and crows have maintained their image as supernatural omens throughout the years and some of the different legends and lore they've been a part of.
In this episode, Nicole reads her favorite Glitch in the Matrix stories. The terrifying tales include a sus pen pal, potential doppelgangers, a possible alien abduction, and a kid teleporting in a waterpark. She also gives an exciting update about the Dover Demon case. As an added bonus -- Meghan and Nicole reveal that they have a difficult time remembering the year 2017 and possibly have no concept of time at all.
In this episode, Meghan takes a brief look into the Malleus Maleficarum and the buck wild items within it. Heinrich Kramer was too invested in other people’s lives and especially witches, but honestly, we’re still wondering how he knew so much about witches in the first place.
In this week's episode, Nicole brings to the table a collection of claims from time travelers. What could they be here for? Some claim it's punishment and, well, we're not sure, but you can make your own judgement call.
If you cry constantly or really enjoy a nice pair of pants, this episode is everything you've been waiting for. Meghan recounts the tale of the Squonk, who can be found by following its puddles of tears, as well as the Fresno Nightcrawler, who may or may not just be a fashion icon strutting his stuff.
What do you do if you suddenly come down with a case of lycanthropy? Should you go to a friary? Find a kid with a stick? Nicole uncovers some interesting history on werewolves and cases of the past, as well as some recent claims.
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This week, Meghan dives into the tangled web that is the Loch Ness Monster’s history, with appearances from a saint, a business man and his university graduate wife, and an actor/director/producer/con man—just to name a few. Is Nessie hanging out in Loch Ness? We hope so, but we’ll let you decide for yourself.
In this episode, Nicole tells the very stupid tales of three "haunted" dolls. Meghan and Nicole also delve into hysterics over a poorly designed book cover.
Happy Halloween! This week Meghan discusses the weird, wild tale of the Bell Witch -- an invisible witch named Kate, who loved having philosophical debates and getting drunk, that haunted and terrorized the Bell family in the 1800s (they owed enslaved people so they 100% deserved it). This episode features weird rabbit-dog creatures, violent poltergeist activity, and the seventh president of the United States Andrew Jackson, so buckle up.
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