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All my guest appearances can be found in the Linktree below:
https://linktr.ee/tracingowls
I will continue to keep this up to date with every guest appearance I do.
I urge all of you to check out (and binge) all of these shows. They are amazing creators with wonderful content.
A fitting end to the show. I created this little skit about 3 years ago and it is uncanny how much it still resonates and expresses my views on cryptozoology, and by extension most of "paranormal investigation" as a whole.
Jordan joins my attempt to piss off the cryptid community by endorsing them darn hoaxers!
We blatantly declare the Patterson-Gimlin footage a hoax, using its mangled remains alongside other fraudulent cryptid shenanigans to demonstrate how Bigfoot actually IS real, but not the way you want it to be!
Can hoaxes actually spark genuine phenomena? Can they manifest monsters in the form of egregores or tulpas? Or are these monstrous manifestations rather our instinctual projections which inspire us to form and maintain communities?
We hop across America discussing some favorite imaginal cryptid fugitives:
The elegantly coon-suited Selbyville Swamp Monster!
The bombastic radio-surfing Cole Hollow Road Monster!
The reckless vehicle-shredding Lizardman of Scape Ore Swamp!
The chonky finger-biting Beast of Busco!
...and the perpetually intoxicated horny bunny himself: The Jackalope!
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Huge THANK YOU!!! to Jordan Heath of Campfire: Something Something for sharing controversial opinions with me, as well as being open to assist rattling the cage of the mainstream cryptid community!
Check out his podcast named Campfire: Tales of the Strange and Unsettling
Check out their website as well at www.campfirepodcastnetwork.com (yes, Jordan is a semi-professional)
Follow them on Instagram @campfire.tales.podcast
Check out their Patreon to see why Jordan has not free time!
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Send us suggestions and comments to [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram @tracingowls or Twitter @TracingOwls
Check our Linktree: linktr.ee/tracingowls
Intro sampled from "Something strange lurks in the shadows" by Francisco Sánchez (@fanchisanchez)
Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com
Matt and Angel lose their minds digging through the questionable origins of beloved international cryptids!
Starting a cryptid podcast just as a fun way to talk about monsters, their desire for proper research oftentimes leads them head first into the dark underbelly of our historical past they never anticipate! Cultural appropriation, colonial imperialism, and even blatant racism have been a staple of cryptozoology since its inception.
Has this changed at all in modern times, or are we now repurposing these stolen cultural icons to sell cheap products to the masses? To answer this, we also take a brief dive into Matt and Angel's favorite pastime: Discussing shitty cryptid movies! We almost get eaten by ghost sharks along the way 🤣
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Huge THANK YOU!!! to Matt and Angel from Cracking Cryptids and Curios for sharing their first guest appearance with my show, providing so many hard laughs along the way and giving me a sense of hope that casual cryptid podcasts can actually do great research and focus on the cultural complexity of these topics ❤️
Check out their podcast Cracking Cryptids and Curios HERE
Follow them on Twitter @CrackingCurios or Instagram @crackingcryptids
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Send us suggestions and comments to [email protected]
Follow us on Instagram @tracingowls or Twitter @TracingOwls
Check our Linktree: linktr.ee/tracingowls
Intro sampled from "Something strange lurks in the shadows" by Francisco Sánchez (@fanchisanchez)
Sound effects obtained from https://www.zapsplat.com
The autopsy of Elisa Lam. Much has been said and made of the tragic death of this young woman. Odd circumstances to be sure. The truth, however, is quite elementary.
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Check out Landern's podcast, creatively named Autopsy. HERE
Follow Landen on Instagram @autopsypodcast or Twitter @autopsy_podcast
Check out his website as well at www.autopsypod.com (yes, he is semi-professional)
Also, if you can't get enough of his logo, which is not stroke inducing like my own logo, check out his SWAG HERE
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