Boudreaux has the blues! He's very, very sad and needs our help. In this "teaser" episode we lay down some blues tracks and plan a strategy to return him to optimal (if virtual) mental health!

AJ, the sasquatch scholar makes an encore performance, bringing us more about bigfoot in history, and bigfoot in Pennsylvania. It's a great listen!

Travel with us as we examine suicide in the nineteenth century and the first part of the twentieth century. Learn about "McGurks Suicide Hall" in the Bowery, in Manhattan, where suicide was so common it became public spectacle. Learn about "Eat em-up Jack McManus," and other Bowery denizens. I might as well warn you...this show is relentlessly depressing and dark!

Follow us through a great conversation with PG Jarret, attorney, military intelligence officer, metaphysician and overall renaissance man. We cover the nature of ghosts, critical civil war battles, demons, and the sometimes odd flow flow of military intelligence information.

AJ has had many powerful and unique experiences with what he believes to be a very large, cryptic hominid, usually referred to as Bigfoot. In this episode, he gives us an hour of his time, and some great stories.

In this episode (revised and expanded!) we look at evidence of Bigfoot in the newspapers, going all the way back to 1800. This is part one of a two part series. There is a LOT of hidden bigfoot history!

Tonight we hear the story of Rhodah Grace Crawley, retired teacher, age 96. For almost 70 years, she has carried the knowledge that what is born of man and woman must sometimes be called "monster." We hope you will listen to this lovely and intelligent lady's story. Warning: This episode contains adult and sexual themes (mildly.)

Join us for an informative, fun and somewhat irreverent interview with Curtis, an expert in the Kybalion and other aspects of esoteric philosophy.

The Swamp is always there, and it has always taken victims. Plus, a reading of "The Jar" by Ray Bradbury.

A classroom terror, a terror of a beast attack from long ago, and a terror of human minds that have lost their way.