This week, the crew is joined by the very hilarious Andrew Orvedahl to discuss a topic that weighs heavy on the minds of many in these strange times; werewolves. That's right. It's an all werewolf, largely likable tour through the world of those poor handful of souls stricken with the curse of lycanthropy. We learn about how to become a werewolf, how to un-become a werewolf, and some practical preparation tips on the fledgling werewolf trying to plan around their monthly visitor. 

This weeks episode is as hard to swallow as the carefully prepared flesh of a critically endangered giant river salamander. Nate, Jordan and Roger sit down to discuss the particulars of ghoul classification, the finer points of rare animal dining, zombie cats, Japanese bathroom ghosts and the rare and beautiful miracle of sasquatch birth. You'll Laugh, you'll cry, you'll barf up a cloud of bats! Don't worry, that's normal...

This week Jordan and roger take the wheel to discuss the possible acquisition of a colorado ghost town, Roger's eerie escapades through the American southwest, and the timeless beauty of the mysterious Selkie. I mean, who among us hasn't considered donning a seal-skin and leaving it all behind in favor of a life beneath the waves? There was a little trouble with our microphones this week as we shift to a new recording platform but, rest assured, measures have been taken and lashings doled out for the screw-up. Appologies for the quality, it shan't happen again.

This week the gang dips their crooked, patchwork beaks into the mysteries of crop circles, ancient architecture, the perils of psychic romance and the truth behind the sub-arctic ningen! Many horrors are mapped this week, including the most mysterious creature of all: our good friend, Brett Hiker, who dips into the studio about 3/4 of the way through the episode to giggle softly and cook ravioli. All this and then some! Laugh! Cackle! Subscirbe on iTunes!

Salutations, Spacepersons Joe! The Crew of the Radar is finally back in action for good and all and we couldn’t be happier about it. We have missed you guys so much that we thought it only right that we return with an episode chock full of great deals on cursed swords, haunted castles, and even celestial bodies! Everything must go in this once-in-a-lifetime savings spooktacular. Jordan, Nate and Roger also take some time to dig all the way to the bottom of that frozen treat of a mystery known asTHE DYATLOV PASS INCIDENT! Join us as we get closer than ever before to uncovering the truth of what happened to 9 poor souls on a lonely Russian mountainside, all those years ago. 

Special Guests this week include Mittens the Hair-cutted dog! Captain Kirkules Cameron, Kalibos: Spirit of the Blade, Best Buy: Ruler of Best Buy and Greg: Monarch of the Moon.

P.S. See! We told you we were just going out for some smokes! xoxoxo

In this weeks episode the crew of the radar are joined by our good friend Matt Monroe! to discuss the perils of ever visiting Engand, the waves of invisible mice that are all around you, ghost impersonaters and two headed mutant, freak-dolphins! (The freaky dolphins, not the band). The audio quality of this epsode is absolutely terrible because Jordan is bad at computers but we are putting it out anyway because it was tons of fun and we believe that the information contained herein is vital to the continued survival of the human race. Rest assured that Jordan is being punished accordingly with a full week in the terror-box. Enjoy the episode and we will see you each individually at the High Plains Comedy Festival this weekend (future listeners may disregard the previous, cryptic sentence.)

Another episode of Werewolf Radar has tricked you into the crawl space by mimicking the sounds of a trapped kitten and now you are stuck in here with it! In this episode Denver podcastronaut extraordinaire, JD Lopez of Left Hand Right Brain, guides the crew of the radar through the treacherous, demon-haunted forest of a Hispanic Catholic adolesence. You will hear tales of drunk assholes getting their comeuppance from demonic (angelic?) enforcers, discover what it takes to get into demon hunting, and find out the awful truth behind the clandestine mating rituals that take place in Witch-Alley. Join us, as the crew gets to know JD, and all four of us eventually get to know a terrifying entity known only as the Monterey Witch.

Congratulate yourselves, space-peoples Joe, For you have survived a strange week indeed. The previous week was full to the absolute chock with strange doins, anomolies and bizaritudes that we had to call in treasured Denver word-slinger, Byron Graham to help us decode any hidden meanings that may be coded into this recent spike in paranormal happenings. Weve got pygmy chupacabras, we've got the newest line of Siberian holes, we've got startling predictions about the imminent robot take over of the olympic games, we;ve got all the news that's fit to fear! Big thanks to Byron Graham for joining us on the show and for making Werewolf Radar the subject of his very first podcast perspective column in Denver's Westword!

Episode 39 finds our intrepid investigators rifling through a veritable midnight garage sale of paranormal topics. Where did this garage sale come from? Does anyone recognize this neighborhood? Why, when asked what we owe, do these people simply chuckle softly. Talking points this week include giant, face-seeking insects, Siberia’s newest tourist attraction (spoiler, it’s a hole), and more social-media from the great beyond. We also discuss two, butt-chilling first hand accounts of high-weirdness, and rate Roger’s probability of surviving his recent purchase of an obviously cursed artifact.

The crew of the radar is back from attending the month long paranormal retreat, Monstroco Presents 'Screams Across America'. They attended seminar's, met some interesting monsters and even visited the Skinwalker Ranch where they fed the Skinwalkers. However, far and away their favorite mystery encounter while out in the vasty darkness was running accross everyone's favorite earthbound philosopher totem, Mr. Sam Tallent! The crew is reunited in this first episode of what we are calling season two. More tentacles! Ghostlier ghosts! Sexier vampires! Listen!

Talking points this week include witch/turtle relations, telecommunications from beyond the grave, and introducing a reading from Merriam Webster's Shriektionary.