Whispers in the Night

It's Episode 2: The Wendigo

It's an episode you can certainly sink your teeth into!

In this episode I talk with Jen & Cate ("This Podcast is Haunted") about the tasty topics of cannibalism and the Wendigo. Join us as we uncover the history behind a legend adopted by North America and the terrifying secret behind The Wendigo.

As usual, we have a frightening piece of fiction for you, performed by Q Dyer, "Wendigo" written by show newcomer Gemma Amor.

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 It's Episode 1: The Smiley Face Killer Theory    

In this episode I talk with Sammy Waisanen (Howl Horror Program) about the Smiley Face Killer Theory. It's a case of mysterious drownings spanning multiple states, from New York to Minnesota, leaving over 40 victims in its wake. In this episode we discuss some of the grizzly details that made two retired New York detectives follow a trail of bodies that ended up leaving more questions than answers.    We have a frightening piece of fiction for you, performed by Henry Shrader, Lindsay Boyd, & Q Dyer, "Seven People in my Neighborhood Are Dead, And I Don't Watch Movies About Serial Killers Anymore" written by Alice Rabel.

Next Time on the Podcast: I spotlight Erin Fleming (Redrum Blonde) and talk some more about the Smiley Face Killer Theory.    

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Special Thanks to Sammy Waisanen and Erika Gwynn.

Air Date: 02/27/2018

 It's Episode 1: The Smiley Face Killer Theory   

In this episode I talk with Sammy Waisanen (Howl Horror Program) about the Smiley Face Killer Theory. It's a case of mysterious drownings spanning multiple states, from New York to Minnesota, leaving over 40 victims in its wake. In this episode we discuss some of the grizzly details that made two retired New York detectives follow a trail of bodies that ended up leaving more questions than answers.   

We have a frightening piece of fiction for you, performed by Henry Shrader, Lindsay Boyd, & Q Dyer, "Seven People in my Neighborhood Are Dead, And I Don't Watch Movies About Serial Killers Anymore" written by Alice Rabel.   

Next Time on the Podcast: I spotlight Erin Fleming (Redrum Blonde) and talk some more about the Smiley Face Killer Theory.   

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 International License.   

Why subscribe today? iTunes algorithms rank podcasts in a 7-day period, so subscribing will put my show on the fast-track to the iTunes Podcasts Homepage hall of New & Noteworthy podcasts!   

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It's Episode 10 (Part 4)!

Welcome to the final chapter of Season 1.

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It's Episode 10 (Part 4)! 

Welcome to the final chapter of Season 1. 

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It's Episode 10 (Part 3)!  

Next Time On The Podcast: Part 1 of 4 of our Season Finale: Urban Legends! 

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It's Episode 10 (Part 3)!  

Next Time On The Podcast: Part 1 of 4 of our Season Finale: Urban Legends! 

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It's Episode 10 (Part 2)! 

Episode 10 continues with its second part which includes urban legends from Michigan, Wisconsin, and Ohio. For this episode, I interviewed Cate and Jen from the podcast. "This Podcast is Haunted" for stories on the "Michigan Dog Man" along with "The Wendigo".  

Join me as we explore the story of "Boy Scout Lane" from Wisconsin along with "Cry Baby Bridge" from Ohio.  Intro story, "Urban Legend" by Reddit user, BECKYISHERE performed by Melissa Sturn.Feature story adaptation of "People Can Lick Too" was written by myself and performed by Pamela and James Hart.    

Next Time On The Podcast: Part 3 of 4 of our Season Finale: Urban Legends! 

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