In today’s episode we jump into the life of Amelia Earhart, one of the most famous pilots of all time. We cover her developing a love for flying, becoming a global celebrity, and the lead up to the most well known missing persons case in history.

Today we sit down with Sarah and discuss her paranormal experiences, her take on the energies around us, and why spigot covers should be used for their intended purpose.

n the fall of 1952, four boys witnessed an object streak across the sky and land on a nearby hill top. After gathering their mother and a national guardsman, they approached the landing site. What they witnessed has become one of Appalachia’s most well known cryptids.

Today we play “Real Cryptid or Poorly Scripted.”  How will Evan fair identifying real cryptids vs. made up creatures?

Traynor joins us for our first, first hand cryptid encounter. A bigfoot story which was featured on Finding Bigfoot.

The Lost Colony of Roanoke conclusion.

In 1587 a group of men, women, and children arrived on Roanoke Island in the new world. A series of events delayed a resupply mission until 1590, and when it arrived, the colony was abandoned. Showing no signs of struggle, the fate of the colonists has remained a mystery for over 400 years.

In 1996 Brian Bethel encountered two children late at night outside of a theater. Upon talking with them Brian began feeling an overwhelming sense of fear, even before he noticed their eyes were completely black. This encounter sparked a number of other sightings of the black eyed kids to come to light.

An update on scheduling, and some giveaway announcements! To enter those giveaways, follow us over on instagram! @oddityarchivepodcast 

A 1978 edition of The BUFORA Journal tells the story of two children who encountered a mysterious being. Commonly known as Sam The Sandown Clown, he was tall, oddly dressed, and somewhat clumsy. What could he have been?