The Mystery Hole Podcast

On this episode, the homies talk fast food, the mysterious Toynbee Tiles, and Internet Mysteries. Grab your boards, folks and some surf the web with them. 

On this week's episode of The Mystery Hole Podcast: Lane, Nat, and Viv ponder a dark ethical question about pets, return to the well that is Wikipedia's List of Unusual Deaths, and finish up by talking turkey. Enjoy!!

In this episode of the Mystery Hole Podcast, the Spelunkers are gobsmacked by world's worst alibi. Then they check out the insane story of the Circleville Letters.

On this extra spooky episode of the Mystery Hole Podcast, the crew stumbles across a couple of bona fide headscratchers. First, they look at the mysterious M Cave and the disappearance of Kenny Veach. Then, they delve into the odd case of the House that Wept Blood. Happy Halloween!! 

On this episode of the Mystery Hole Podcast, the crew tries to understand the actions of a deranged peacock owner. Then, they head over to the Mystery Hole to peep the infamous Lizzie Borden case. Grab your umbrellas cuz it's raining axe blows in here! 

This week, the intrepid Hole Divers think about bugs (as the title suggests). Then they scratch their heads over the Japanese SOS Incident and investigate a drunken trickster of Slavic folklore, the Leshy. Spoiler alert - he drinks too much vodka.  

On this special concept episode of the Mystery Hole Podcast, the programming is done by the wives/fiancee of the hosts! Jessie suggests bringing a defunct amusement park from her old stomping grounds to your attention, Thunder asks for weird fungi facts, and Virginia recommends a whole mess of Appalachian wives' tales. Thanks, ladies! 

In this episode, the crew debuts a new segment about one of their favorite subjects - cranks. Then they find the Hole flooded YET AGAIN as they dive into the history and folklore of the Tennessee Valley Authority's New Deal project to flood the local river valleys and the poor towns that reside there. 

Gather round and hear the tragic tale of the north Appalachian Squonk in the saddest Cryptid Corner the crew has ever done. Then, they peek into the Collins Case and the Chicken Coop Murders - a story filled with all of the telltale hallmarks of the late 1920s - absentee parenting, cop ineptitude, and plenty of anti-Italian sentiment. 

On this episode, after examining an unfortunate viral moment for a local bank, the gang talks about getting caught with your pants down. Then, they head on up into the Hatfield & McCoy holler on Wikipedia to see what that ruckus was all about. And finally, they peep into the Mystery Hole to learn about the Bigfoot War of 1855. Yeah, you read that right.