It's been a while since I had any spooky ghost stories on the show, so this week I take a look at some paranormal happenings from Reddit! Stories of ghostly apparitions, shadow people, ghost cats, haunted televisions, supernatural voices, objects moving on their own, poltergeist activity, and other hauntings are shared here by Reddit users! There's even a story that sounds more like a Bigfoot encounter!

This week we return to Pennsylvania to look at Bigfoot sightings near Reading, Pittsburgh, and other Keystone State locations! A hunter encounters Bigfoot in Berks County, fishermen hear wood knocks in Huntingdon County, a snowy sasquatch trackway is suspected in Indiana County, and two bicyclists see Bigfoot on a wooded trail in Cambria County. Do you think Bigfoot stalks the commonwealth?

Did you know that Pennsylvania has its very own lake monster? I didn't! So this week I'm taking a look at Raystown Ray, a cryptid that allegedly lurks in the depths of Raystown Lake in central Pennsylvania. I also take a look at some other cryptids from the Keystone State - a miniature version of Bigfoot, some creatures that resemble the dogman or the goatman, the Sheepsquatch, the sad Squonk, and a redheaded sasquatch. Let us know what you think about these bizarre creatures in the comments below!

This week, a listener from Sweden sends in a picture and story of a strange footprint he found in a remote area. Does the elusive Bigfoot roam Scandinavia? I also take a look at some other stories of Sasquatch sightings from Sweden and Norway. Do you think Bigfoot is behind these stories, or are there other explanations for the sightings and footprints? Let us know in the comments below!

There's UFOs over New York, and I ain't too surprised...this week we're taking a look at more UFO sightings in New York City, specifically Brooklyn! Strange white lights in Sunset Park, a light emitting beams onto an apartment building in Bensonhurst, a cigar-shaped UFO over Coney Island, a red chevron-shaped object in Midwood, and a strange saucer with possible alien beings visible through the windows in Prospect Park. Brooklyn never disappoints, so tell us what you think of these UFO sightings in my old neighborhoods!

This week's episode is all about Bigfoot in the Adirondacks again! Last weekend, Josh and I were up in the Shaker Mountain Wild Forest, at the Chase Lake lean to. On our way in, we came across an unusual and interesting entry in the trail register - someone apparently saw a bear stand up and run up the mountain. On two legs! So of course we began to wonder if they spotted Bigfoot. I share our story of our 3-mile hike to Chase Lake, and talk about some other Bigfoot sightings in the Hamilton County area of the Shaker Mountain Wild Forest.

In this episode, we continue our look at Irish creatures from folklore! The Kelpie is a traditional water horse, the most famous of which is Nessie, the Loch Ness Monster of Scotland. But Ireland has its fair share of lake monsters, with the kelpie being the most well-known. The Selkie is another lake monster, but more of a seal that can shapeshift into human form. The Dullahan is more of a specter, a supernatural entity, a headless horseman (or coachman) of Irish mythology. Finally we discuss the far darrig, a creature similar to a leprechaun, but wearing all red and seemingly even more mischievous.

This week is all about creatures and cryptids from Ireland! Since we've just celebrated St. Patrick's Day, I figure it would be a great time to look at strange entities from the Emerald Isla, such as the leprechaun, the banshee, Muckie, the bodach, the changeling, and the Dobhar-chú! Do any of these strange beings actually exist? Or are they just part of the folklore and mythology of the British isles? Let us know what you think in the comments!

Scott Perry returns to the show this week, as we discuss alleged Bigfoot behavior! Are tree knocks made by Bigfoot, and if so, what is their purpose? Why is there such a variety of alleged Bigfoot howls and vocalizations? Does Sasquatch make tree structures, or are they simply the work of hunters, bushcrafters, or mischievous teens in the woods? Stories of rock throwing are also associated with Bigfoot, but why do they never seem to harm anyone? Can gifting be explained, and is the concept of habituation just someone's fever dream? We discuss all the possibilities, so listen in and let us know what you think!

Sierra Sounds by Ron Morehead: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGfIIjN-P7o

Join us this week as we take a trip across the pond to look for Bigfoot in the British Isles! First up is the Big Grey Man of Ben MacDhui, a tall, thin, grey creature that resembles the Sasquatch or Yeti. In Wales they have legends of the Brenin Llwyd (The Grey King or Monarch of the Mist), a more ethereal, supernatural bein that lives on the misty peaks of Snowdon, Cadair Idris, and Plinlimmon, among others. Ireland has the gruagach, which refers to "the hairy one," an ogre-like creature. I then take a look at a number of stories from the British Isles of Bigfoot encounters that sound more like the traditional sightings that are prevalent in North America.

The Bigfoot Book: The Encyclopedia of Sasquatch, Yeti, and Cryptid Primates by Nick Redfern: https://oddanduntold.com/2017/09/12/book-review-the-bigfoot-book/

Bigfoot: How Many Types Are There?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jEU7VHflyA&t=57s

The Abominable Snowman - Movie Review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d4fx9Ad3Bt8&t=884s