This raw field interview is with Jay Miller, a professor of American Indian Studies at Ohio State University.  Jay discusses Thunderbirds, the Battle of Point Pleasant, and the origin story of the Chief Cornstalk Curse.

Helen Hornbeck Tanner is a historian specializing in Native American studies.  In this raw field interview she explores the long history of Thunderbirds and their role in Native American tribal belief systems.  She also discusses the Battle of Point Pleasant,  where chief Cornstalk was murdered.  It is believed that Cornstalk cursed the land upon his death.

In this raw field interview, we speak with Carolin Harris, proprietor of Harris' Steak House and co-founder of the Mothman Festival.  Harris' Steak House was a landmark location for locals to share mothman stories and openly discuss sightings without ridicule.  Carolin was a long time resident of Point Pleasant who lost several family members during the Silver Bridge tragedy. 

In this raw field interview, we sit down with Jeffrey McKee who speaks about the history of extinct animals that have been discovered in modern times.  He also details his research into large birds who have preyed on humans.  Jeffrey McKee is a professor of anthropology at Ohio State University.   

In this episode Director Matthew J. Pellowski, Producer Anastasia Konstantinou, and Director of Photography Neil Stephens, discuss the making of Eyes of the Mothman.