It’s an early release – and a shared episode with Monster Fuzz!

Rob and Eamon, the Monster Fuzz crew, bring some Irish folklore to Strange Familiars. We hear about the winged horror known as the Sluagh. If you hear a tapping at your window, you may want to leave the shades down. 

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The Sluagh (with Monster Fuzz)

Stories and interviews about the paranormal, cryptids, forgotten history, folklore, and more.

Society & Culture

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Places & Travel

First, Timothy presents the story of the Antique and Horrible Artillery - a mumming / parade tradition from New England. Then Alison attempts to tell the story of Linda Belle Titus Knox, a Chicago widow who “died in her crumbling treasure house,” while Timothy interrupts and rambles.

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Ancient and Horrible

First, Billy Krouse stops by to talk about his new project, Cryptizen Cardz. Then Jenna shares stories of orbs, UFOs, ghosts, astral-projection, and an urban legend of the Raccoon-Woman.

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The Raccoon-Woman and Other Stories

Leslie and Stephen Shaw discuss their theories on UFOs, aliens, and abductions as covered in their book, Who They are and What They’re Up To. Stephen also relates some of his strange encounters from throughout his life.

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Who Are the Aliens?

Rod, from Lodge Tales podcast, stops by to tell us some more stories from Blackfoot culture, his friends, family, and guests that have appeared on his show. We talk about bigfoot, good and bad spirits, and the goatman. 

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Goatman

Octavian and Ian from Strange Dominions podcast join Timothy for a night hike. An X-shaped stick glyph is found and, afterward, several low grunts and other weird sounds are heard across the creek. Unknown things move through the night. A fox–or something–follows the trio back to their vehicle. An Albatwitch locks eyes with Timothy.

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The Sluagh (with Monster Fuzz)

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