Ohio natives Jay Wolber and Justin England, hosts of the Cryptids of the Corn Podcast, both developed an interest in the strange and the paranormal at an early age. In this episode they share some of their opinions and bring scientific method to bear on explaining what so often defies conventional explanation.

Joshua Mitchell first experienced the paranormal as a child growing up in Kentucky. As a child, he kept the strange sights, including nebulous forms appearing outside his windows and demonic faces peering out from solid walls to himself hoping they would simply go away. Unfortunately, they did not.

There eventually came a lull in activity, but years later, when he moved to Texas, Mitchell saw an apparition so striking that, at first, he mistook it for a flesh-and-blood human...

Retired Pharmacist Clay Hurtubise has lived his life in the shadow of paranormal activity. Yet he does not consider this to be a necessarily bad thing because the activity has helped him with closure over traumatic events, and in at least one instance, he believes a spirit saved his life...

Jennifer Jacobs began hearing strange sounds like footsteps on the roof while alone in her Alma Gorda, New Mexico home. Thinking it was her young neighbor, she called to tell his parents before the boy hurt himself - and was told that he was lying in the floor in his own home watching television...

No precocious youngster, it was in fact a creature of nightmare that launched itself dozens of feet from her roof to a pecan tree before screeching into the air as she and a police officer watched in stunned amazement.

Wen Eldridge is a cryptid researcher who has administered the Facebook Page Cryptozoology Facts for a decade. She has been a guest speaker at the International Cryptozoology Conference, and in this episode, she shares her experiences, knowledge, and opinions on what undiscovered creatures haunt the fringes of our knowledge...

It began for Marlee as seeing orbs of energy and voices calling her name. Then she began seeing fearful apparitions and what can best be described as shadow people...

At nineteen, Allissa Hill was struck by lightning. After experiencing the most excruciating pain and everything going white, she found herself in a room with a silent gentleman in a brown suit. Somehow, within the lightning, she could feel it speak to her, asking her to choose whether or not her unknown companion would live.

Hill chose life for the unknown man, and her world went dark. Later, she awoke in a Seattle hospital, unable to even remember her name. Still suffering from amnesia, Hill said she wandered away from the hospital and began to experience brushes with the paranormal...

California woman Keslie Mack said she grew up in a family of intuitive women, with both her sister and mother being able to perceive events before those events occurred. Mack said she assumed that she had been left out and did not possess the same gifts because she at first did not have her own personal experiences.

This would all change after medical issues culminated in a visit to a spiritual healer in 2018, and her repressed gifts were unlocked...

It began as a strange feeling of dread and imminent danger he experienced in a Florida orange grove in 1974. Another experience of dread occurred in the Sunshine State when he pulled his motorcycle off of a moonlit road in 1978.

Shortly after that incident, Decker moved to Texas, and while hunting on a friend's farm decided on unconventional camping arrangements. Decker had decided to spend the dark watches of the night about fifteen feet up in a large tree, and was awakened to see large hands reaching upward toward his feet ...

Kalamazoo, Michigan man Darian Myers said that he has lived in multiple haunted locations and has experienced activity since he was a young boy. Myers said he believes he may have inherited this unsettling ability from his mother...