Late Night Legends

Conquest, War, Famine, and Death. These are both the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, and our subject this episode. Frank, Tressa, and Jeni discuss what they know, and to be fair, a lot of what they don’t know, about what happens when one opens four out of seven seals.

Congrats to our latest guest, Mike Ricksecker, who has big things going on in his life right now!
Not only is Mike a recently engaged man, but he’s an Amazon best-selling author with years of research and experiences under his belt. This week he thrills our crew with stories of shadow people, UFO’s, and the Alaskan Triangle. He’s been on several shows including Ancient Aliens, the Alaska Triangle, The Haunted, and The UnExplained, as well as directing The Shadow Dimension. Mike discusses his first experiences with us, and recounts his journey to author.
Our hosts also discuss their plans for real estate success.

Lon Strickler is a well rounded author, researcher, podcaster, and general wealth of extraordinary information, and he’s with us in this episode!! Lon tells us about the Chicago Mothman, Gettysburg ghosts, and touches on some of his more fascinating personal experiences. Including, but not limited to, his first encounter with a Bigfoot and the ensuing investigation.

We cover just about everything delightful in this episode, cemeteries in O’hare airport, alien abductions focusing on bloodlines, and Lon’s hotline number: experience something paranormal, report something paranormal! Well, except in cases of Dogmen. Lon wants nothing to do with them.

Oh have we got a good one for you…. That’s right, our second National Parks episode!!

In this episode, we catch up with James, Kara, and Frank. Jeni joins from the deep, dark woods of Devil’s Lake, Wisconsin where rumors of Bigfoot and Thunderbirds abound.

Yosemite National Park has hauntings, UFO sightings, and Pterodactyls. Are they prime examples of time slips, or were the Parks simply built around sacred spaces? We also wander into Big Bend and all the abandoned places within.

Why exactly are some cemeteries gated and locked? What’s the cab fare for one last trip home?
From ancient 1930’s to the ghosts of the Dutch, everybody just needs transportation. Tressa talks to us about ghost taxis and recounts stories from Mexico, Rome, and around the US. From close to home, the story of Resurrection Mary has a very special place in Kara’s heart, and as our favorite paranormal explorer, we hear how she grew up with the local legend. Spirits are all around us, and the Late Night Legends bring the ultimate question, do you stop for unearthly apparitions? #ghosttaxi #resurrectionmary #sleepyhollow #scarycab

When Mike Paterson got that first call about strange sounds and sightings in the nearby woods, he knew exactly what he was walking into. Or so he thought. In reality, no one could have anticipated what, or who, he would discover hiding in the Canadian wilderness.

A field researcher by practice, Mike has experienced ongoing Sasquatch communication with physical contact for over 10 years. Masters of inter-dimensional time, technology, and quantum physics, Sasquatch have traditionally been difficult to pin down. Mike shares his experiences interacting and communicating with his nearby pod, a curious group that has welcomed him as a trusted friend. He has identified at least 9 individual Sasquatch human-types, learning their unique names and taking detailed notes and measurements at each opportunity.

See real footage and follow his journey on YouTube at Sasquatch Ontario.

You are talking to an old friend. You walk along a path so familiar, you’re certain you could do it in your sleep. Suddenly, it all crumbles away. You’re running now, screaming for help through a mouth that won’t open. Reaching for a lifeline that turns to dust in your hand. And then, you wake up.

#Dreams #Nightmares #Paranormal

Stefan Michalak witnessed unspeakable things. A Holocaust survivor, Stefan served as a translator for the US military before relocating to Canada and taking up work as an industrial mechanic. After living through a nightmare, Stefan dreamed of a long and healthy life. That dream was taken from him on May 19, 1967 on the shores of Falcon Lake.

Do we ever truly grow out of the fear of being lost? Backrooms stories capture that nostalgic fear in a way that feels familiar and yet terrifyingly different. It’s the kind of lost where directions can’t help you. Deep down, you know that if you get lost in this place, you could be lost forever.

When you visit a national park, you’re advised to take nothing but pictures, and leave nothing but footprints. But what happens to those who never get to leave?