SHOWNOTES

Summary

We send off our final episode of the Summer 2021 season into the woods and around a campfire. We’re visiting summer camp, where we’ll write letters to home about spooky stories of cursed and haunted campgrounds (or at least one retreat in Utah with a scary reputation in both story and fact). We’ll also go on a snipe hunt for strange critters, called cryptids, and find out why these creatures fascinate us so much. We hate to say goodbye, but at least we can say “see you again soon” as we look forward to our next visit to the forests to chase even more foxfire in the future.

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Download: Episode 10 – Summer Camp

Sources:

My guests for this episode were:

• Dr. Lisa Gabbert, Associate Professor of Folklore at Utah State University. She’s also the author of Winter Carnival in a Western Town and a chapter on the Utah resort discussed in this episode in the book Putting the Supernatural in its Place, edited by Jeannie Banks Thomas.


• Jason Offutt, a lecturer in Journalism at Northwest Missouri State University. You can visit his website to find out more about him and his many books, including Chasing American Monsters.

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Music & Art

All music for this episode (except as noted) is licensed through AudioSocket 

Playlist:

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  “Halcyon Summer,” by Travis Greer

  
  


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   “Potomac River,” by Summer Villians

  
  


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  “Posta Chiusa – La Stanza,” by Francesco De Fiori

  
  


• “Moonlight,” by Johnny Fiasco


• “Block Party,” by Twin Engine


• “Sunrise Day 2,” and “Sunrise Day 3,” by Shirley Cason


• ”Desert Song,” by HexQ (used by permission of artist)

Images: “Roasting Marshmallows” and “Mushrooms” via Pixabay.

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