Bob After Dark

Whether you are a king or a tiny street sweeper, sooner or later you will dance with the Reaper. This week on Bob After Dark, the boys are celebrating the release of Bill and Ted Face the Music by looking at Bobs favorite character, Death. The personification of Death has always been a fascinating discussion, and how fiction uses the character. Find the answers as to where it came from and why Death is always a male. That and so much more. Maybe you too will stop fearing the Reaper.

It is not very often the team covers an Alien or UFO topic, but when Pat from Ghostly requested a Bob Lazar episode, it had to be done. Wrapping up Viewers Choice Month, the team was joined by Pat from Ghostly Podcast. They talked about the life and times of Bob Lazar, the supposed scientist, and whistle-blower behind the governments involvement with Area-51. Also, Steve Michaels calls in and shares an UFO encounter.

Once upon a time ago, way back before Bob After Dark was in podcast format, Bob covered a strange yet dangerous creature on the radio show version. Thanks to Viewers Choice Month, Bob is revisiting a cryptid that technically has a body count. In Popelick Kentucky, right outside Louisville, there is a legend of a half-goat half-man creature that is said to have powerful mental abilities. Including but not limited to leading folk to their death by climbing a railroad bridge. For the first time ever in podcast form, Bob is covering the Popelick Monster.

This week, find out what happens when True Crime meets the Paranormal. Viewers Choice Month continues with an interesting choice that sort of genre bends the show. Back in the early 1900s, a group of Pennsylvania Dutch were partaking in magikal rituals. Some of the rituals were good, some…not. This is the story of how a group of people were murdered due to the thought of being hexed. This is one episode that has us crossing over to the True Crime podcast world!

Viewers Choice Month is upon us. Our first discussion is one about a dreaded horse demon from Scotland, The Nuckelavee. Find out more about what could be an origin to the concept of the Four Horsemen of the Apocolypse. Also joining us for an interview is Meg Viola. She was the creative mind behind the animated short film, Attack of the Mothman. Find out the inspiration behind her film, and share some laughs.