Nates back! And due to him missing a week we totally lose track of the topic. He does tell us about Champ, the monster of Lake Champlain but, we also go way off topic quite a lot this episode. Hopefully you get a few laughs and enjoy the episode!

Hello! This episode will sound a bit different, Nate is sick and I am recording remotely with a friend back home, Ed, my friend you've heard mentioned quite a bit in the cast and who also did our themes music. So today we discuss the legend of Tawney Bean and ramble on a bit at the end about random things. We were going to end with the snippet of a song about Sawney Bean instead of the outro but if we do that the cast becomes only available on Spotify so I opted to not do that, enjoy the listen, and also welcome and a big thank you to all our new listeners!

Today we go over ley lines, in a remote recording at the center of a minor ley line. We go over the idea of them, the history, and the man who says he discovered them. This is of course a remote recording so expect animal noises and cars, we thought we parked in the woods off an isolated road which turned out to not be so isolated.

Hello everyone, and hello to our new listeners. Today we're doing some folklore and urban legends. we have four stories for you in this episode, The Alp, Black Eyed Children, The Wolpertinger, and the Hodag. I had no idea of what the Alp and Wolptinger were so it was an extra nice episode today being able to hear new stories myself. I hope you all enjoy the episode and are doing well.

Last week Nate told me he would be covering a story that involved some odd photos and I mentioned that I thought I knew the story he was talking about, which I actually didn't, I knew of two other cases involving photos. So today we cover both those stories. Daylenn Pua who disappeared while hiking the Haiku Stairs, one of Hawaii's most dangerous trails. In the last photo he took a figure can be seen possibly watching him. And we discuss the Delphi Murders, there really isn't much info I could give for this senseless crime but I wanted to still cover it due to it being an ongoing case and I'll be posting the images of the suspect on our Instagram and maybe it can help spread it further and hopefully bring closure to the families of the girls.

In today's episode, we have our first request! The Dybbuk Box. So being a request we put that portion first and thank you to all who listen and sending in a request. So as mentioned we first discuss the Dybbuk Box, what exactly a Dybbuk box is and what a Dybbuk is before we get into the meat of the story and the history of this haunted item. Our second story is about the disappearance of two Dutch students, Kris Kremers and Lisanne Froon in 2014 while hiking in Panama, and the strange photos that were recovered.

We were also asked if we have shirts and merch for the show and we do, below are the links t both sites that contain merch, each site has some similar items and some different:

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In today's episode, we discuss a very well-known case from not too long ago. The strange case of Elisa Lam, this has been covered a lot back when it happened in 2013, but now there is an increase in interest again due to the Netflix documentary and we thought it may be a good idea to cover it. We cover a little history of the Cecil Hotel and then discuss what happened to Elisa and talk about several of the theories surrounding the case, some reasonable, some completely outlandish, or wrong.

Hello to our listeners, sorry for the slight delay in uploading, I wasn't feeling very well yesterday after recording. In this week's episode, Nates tells us about Mount Shasta, strange occurrences, strange figures, UFO sightings, and the religious origins of Mount Shasta. I talk about the alien abduction of Betty and Barney Hill, missing time, fragmented memories, abduction, and most of the other things involved. As always we thank you for listening.

The Hinterkaifeck Farm Murders took place on the evening of March 31, 1922. All six members of the Gruber family were killed with a pickaxe. Though over 100 people were questioned and there were a handful of suspects, to this day the case has never been solved.

Today we discuss H.H. Holmes, who is considered to be America's first serial killer. We discuss a bit of his early life and how he arrived in Chicago in time for the World Fair. Then we get into the World Fair Hotel, better known as the H.H. Holmes hotel or the Murder Mansion. If you don't know about H.H. Holmes then sit back and listen and if it intrigues you please take some time to dig deeper as always, there is a lot of little details throughout his life.