Join us as we close out our 5 part series featuring our favorite giant hairy bipedal cryptids! In this episode we'll tell a few stories, laugh, sip a beverage or two, and send bigfoot off in style.

We are taking a short hiatus from our series on Bigfoot and pondering the strangeness of the holidays. Join us as we talk about some VERY strange holiday traditions.

What class of Bigfoot encounter have you had? Join us as we talk about Close Encounter classifications. We'll also discuss some of the telltale signs that might mean you're in squatch territory.

We start out talking about the long history of Bigfoot type creatures in Native American history before falling deep into the rabbit hole of mythology, conspiracy, and the fabric of the universe itself. Flounder with us in the hairy yet blissful abyss of discovery and speculation. Taters!

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Who is this cryptid we call Bigfoot? In this episode we share a few unexpected stories of this mythical beast. It's all fun and games until someone gets taken.

Join us as we kick off our first in a series of episodes investigating the worldwide cryptozoological bipedal phenomena commonly known as BIGFOOT! It's giant subject and you can bet that things are going to get really hairy! 

Join us for our final episode surrounding strange markings on strange rocks scattered throughout the world and their possible connection to myths and legends as old as time itself.

As we approach the end of the Strange Rock series, things are going to the STRANGER ZONE! In this episode we break free from the rocks that held us down and explore the mythologies that have been written in stone. Rock On!

In this episode we take a closer look at some common petroglyph motifs just before jumping on the Strange Train! All aboard for a freaky ride through the origins of legend.

Join us as we continue to investigate the strange rocks known as petroglyphs. In this episode we'll talk about the possibility that these scratched and chiseled surfaces are much, much more than rock 'art'.