The Mellow Tiger Podcast

We're all back and rearin' to go.

This episode Josh does a bunch of heavy lifting, talking about a disaster at Lake Nyos that claimed the lives of over a thousand locals.

Jord talks about a man with a weird hand and a penchant for gold.

You'll also learn about soaking.

We continue strong into lockdown with eight true stories about the creepiest call outs cops and paramedics experienced during their careers.

Due to the current lockdown we've had to get a little creative. This episode contains eight true stories of spooky forest encounters.

Over the years, strange, gigantic, bird-like creatures have been spotted soaring high in the skies overhead. 

Sometimes these avian monsters have been reported swooping closer to home, attempting to sink their claws into something deliciously human.

The giggles hit hard in this episode and Josh tries his sober best to keep the conversation on track.

The heir to a whiskey fortune shows us what it's worth to witness cannibalism first-hand.

The queen owns some outrageous shit.

A dragon-man is discovered.

Dad joins Bree and Jord as they all go over the most interesting true stories they have recently discovered.

Imagine stumbling across the site of a ritual sacrifice that happened thousands of years ago?

Worse yet, maybe the resting place of a cannibalised Neanderthal family.

In this episode some of the creepiest archaeological discoveries are explored.

Ever wondered which real-life serial killer inspired the most iconic horror movie murderers of all time?

Ed Gein's handy work was so grotesque that it helped bring to life the likes of Buffalo Bill (Silence of the Lambs), Leather Face (Texas Chainsaw Massacre) and Norman Bates (Psycho).

If none of that was enough to peak your interest, at least tune in to hear about the belt he made from human nipples (that isn't even the worst of it).

As if World Wars aren't brutal enough, Mons experienced a beast so terrifying it elevated the chaos into something almost supernatural.

Also, Bree struggles through an endone high while the special guest recounts how he cut off two of his fingers but was more concerned about his biscuit intake for the day. Just the important things.

Ever wondered how to create a convincing Bigfoot corpse? With real Possum entrails, of course!

And did Orson Welles' Broadcast of the H.G Wells' The War of the Worlds really drive families to mass suicide?

Listen to find out.

In 2014, the Broaddus family are beyond excited to move into their newly purchased home, that is, until they receive a menacing letter from someone describing themselves as "The Watcher".

The letters keep coming and as the nature of the notes grow more and more sinister, Mr and Mrs Broaddus begin to fear a close neighbour may want to do their children serious harm.