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Today marks the first episode of Halloween Boonanza! Lynsie & Sam discuss the history some of our favorite Halloween symbols and why they love them. So sit on the edge of your seat keep your eyes on the skies, and beware the shadows as we dive into the history of Halloween Symbolism.

Today Lynsie interviews Adam Benedict from The Pine Barrens Institute. They discuss Adam's upcoming book "Monsters in Print", as well as different research techniques, and why we chose our respective research topics! Stick around until the end of the episode for some exciting announcements.

The PBI was created by Adam Benedict in December of 2015 after spending countless years reading, watching, and learning everything he could about the fascinating world of Cryptozoology and Wisconsin folklore. Originally started as a personal blog, the PBI has grown into a fully functioning website which has attracted the interest of thousands of visitors from around the world and has been recognized by some of the top names in the Fortean field.

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Music for this episode:
"Day Six" by Explosions in the Sky

In this episode we go over the early years of Porsche and the story of James Dean's purportedly cursed 550 Spyder known as "Little Bastard".

Disaster Tales host Katie Fairweather joins us to discuss the history of the Branch Davidians, the rise of David Koresh, and the teachings that led over 70 people to their deaths. It remains to this day one of the largest domestic tragedies involving the United States Government, and is still referenced in popular culture regularly. This episode contains graphic content. All music by David Koresh.

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This is part one, so head over to Disaster Tales for part two!

Koresh's final radio sermon

This episode we talk about the mystery of the Lubbock Lights. UFO or water foul, come and sit a spell while we discuss the possibilities with Lynsie, Sam, and James. 

DIA, as it's known, is one of the biggest airports in the world, with just under 53 square miles of developed airport space. That space has loads of restricted areas, underground tunnels and some weird, or even disturbing, art. It's all very suspicious to some people, who are convinced the airport is part of a plot by the Freemasons, or the Illuminati, or a colony of lizard people. Join Sam and Lynsie as they discuss the many conspiracy theories and odd facts surrounding the Denver International Airport.

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Produced by Sam Wilson

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This week we're joined by James as we dissect the legend of Goatman Bridge and the history of lynching in Texas. This episode describes brutal violence, racism, and some deeply upsetting language. You’ve been warned.

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When Sally (Marilyn Burns) hears that her grandfather's grave may have been vandalized, she and her paraplegic brother, Franklin (Paul A. Partain), set out with their friends to investigate. After a detour to their family's old farmhouse, they discover a group of crazed, murderous outcasts living next door. As the group is attacked one by one by the chainsaw-wielding Leatherface (Gunnar Hansen), who wears a mask of human skin, the survivors must do everything they can to escape.

Join Lynsie with special guest Jason as they discuss the true story of the making of and inspiration for The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974). Also, we apologize for the bird squeaking in the background.

Music:
"Freya" by The Sword
"Cowboys From Hell" by Pantera
"Texas Blood Money" by Upon a Burning Body

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Source: "They Came. They Sawed." by John Bloom

Galveston is consistently listed in the top ten most haunted cities in the nation, and with no wonder: the amount of catastrophe to hit the island is staggering. It’s the sight of a major battle during the Civil War, it’s been swallowed by over 20 fires in the late 1800’s, and has been devastated by several  hurricanes. It’s been known as “Pleasure Island”, “Sin City”, and “The Interdependent State of Galveston” when vice and the "Mob" ruled. This week Strange Neighbors, we’ll be kicking off summer and exploring the island life with the Tremont House Hotel, located in the heart of the Galveston Island historic district.
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No matter where you live in the world, there are a number of “Ghost Lights”, Spook Lights”, and “Mystery Lights” that occur. North Carolina has the famous Brown Mountain Lights, Missouri has the Hornet Spook Lights, and let’s not forget the famous ghost light of Bragg Road, right here in Texas. Today, my Strange neighbors, we’ll be discussing the well-documented Marfa Lights. So sit on the edge of your seat, keep your eyes on the sky, and beware the shadows… our exploration into The Strange is about to begin.

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