Oh, we have a treat for you all with this episode...the topic comes from Super Fanboy Allen from Waverly -- and he is a guest host as well!

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https://www.healthline.com/health/how-far-can-the-human-eye-see#:~:text=Based%20on%20the%20curve%20of,is%20about%203%20miles%20away

This week the boys discuss angels...How old are they?...How many types exists?...Why do Catholics include the Apocrypha in their Bible?...How many degrees are in a right angel -- not wait, that's "angle" and that's another topic 

Who's that walking through these woods? Why, it's a cynocephalus...a caninanthrope...ah, it's a dogman!

The boys discuss the mysterious Dyatlov Pass Incident from 1959

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In this episode, John lays out evidence support the claim that NASA's lunar landing was all a hoax while Jim questions John's sanity

Car Rapid Departure with tire screeching provided by Soundsnap.com

Jim relates the tale of the Van Meter Visitor, a bat-winged what's-it that hung out in and around Van Meter, Iowa, in Sept - Oct, 1903

Be warned...there are a lot of fart and gun noises in this one...heehee, farts...

Giving credit where credit is due:

Farts provided by Zapsplat.com

All other effects from soundsnap.com

Gargoyles, 1972, Director: Bill L. Norton; Story by: Elinor Karpf and Stephen Karpf; Screenwriters: Elinor Karpf and Stephen Karpf

https://strangestrangestrange.com

https://www.fatemag.com

https://mysteriousuniverse.org

The Buffalo Evening Times; Oct. 5, 1903

The St. Joseph News-Press; Oct. 8, 1903

The Jackson Evening News; Oct. 9, 1903

The St. Paul Globe; Oct. 11, 1903

Indigenous, carnivorous kangaroos in the U.S.? You decide

Jingle bells, Batman smells...and so on and so forth...let's just hope that Jim & John don't turn into Grinches as they look into the odder side of Christmas celebrations

And to all of our listeners:

Jim and John try to set straight some crooked historical myths passed on through history classes