In this episode, Meghan delves into the legend of the Pope Lick Monster. This hypnotizing goat-man may be a Kentucky local, but don’t let that lure you into his trap. Really. The train trestle that is his alleged stomping grounds is still in use today and is extremely dangerous. But, as long as you steer clear of the actual trestle, we hear that this is quite the romantic getaway for couples and the goat-man may just make an appearance on your date.

In this episode, Nicole shares that weird and wild tale of the Dover Demon. This spooky little guy's interests include holding onto rocks and terrorizing teenagers in Dover, Massachusetts during the spring of 1977. We all need our hobbies, okay?

In this episode, Meghan examins the wild world of Vampire Hunting Kits. Some of these "antique" kits that will protect you from vampires may include silver bullets, wooden steaks, a mysterious serum, a painting of possums, chicken leg goblets, and a book about horrible ways to die for the low low price of a couple thousand dollars. What a steal.

Also, we have a special treat for all our emo listeners -- bass player Charles Trippy of We The Kings makes a fun little cameo in the story.

Buckle up for a wild ride! This episode is all about Indrid Cold, aka The Grinning Man. This dude was a human-like alien who allegedly visited West Virginia in the 1960s and seemingly was desperate for friends. He also may or may not be still living in Cleveland, Ohio???

In this episode, Meghan discusses the spooky tale of the Flatwoods Monster, a red-eyed creature who terrified folks in West Virginia, much like our BFF, Mr. Mothman.

Welcome to our podcast! In this episode, Nicole delves into the origins of Mothman and his legacy.

Just a note -- despite its name, our podcast isn't just about Mothman. We're just big fans of the guy.