Ohio can be a very spooky place. With a multitude of unexplained events and disappearances, it has garnered a reputation for being haunted. A pentagram of cemeteries surround a defunct asylum all of which have reports of hauntings.
Trick or treat, smell my feet, give me something good to eat, if you don't, I don't care, I'll pull down your underwear. Where the heck did that come from?
The Kentucky Derby is an annual horse racing event that has taken place at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky, since 1875. With such a long history it is no surprise that there are a certain number of unexplained occurrences that have taken place within the race and at the grounds.
Ohio can be a very spooky place. With a multitude of unexplained events and disappearances, it has garnered a reputation for being haunted. No place in Ohio has more reported hauntings than that of Ohio University. In this 1st part of a 2 part series we examine all the different ghost stories that people claim on the campus at Ohio University.
There is a grotto in France known as Our Lady of Lourdes where natural spring waters are said to have healing properties. While tests to the water have shown no special elements or characteristics, more than 70 miracles, as defined and substantiated by the Catholic Church, have occurred in the 100+ years since its discovery.
Do Malcolm in the Middle, Breaking Bad, The Walking Dead, and Fear the Walking Dead all take place in the same universe? Are House and Doogie Howser the same person? Is Gilligan's Island Hell? Did the cast of Seinfeld die and go to Hell? Does Will Smith die and go to Hell? Does Saved by the Bell exist inside the mind of Zack Morris? All these questions and more will be asked.
There is an area in Vermont known as the Bennington Triangle where 5 disappearances occurred in a 5 year period. There have been strange occurrences in the area from lights in the sky to monster sightings.
Online retailer Wayfair has been in some hot water since the hashtag #wayfairgate began trending on Twitter and Instagram. Many social media influencers have brought awareness to the conspiracy that Wayfair has been selling products online at an extremely inflated price with human names that may correspond to disappeared children. Though unproven, the idea that there is an underground child-trafficking ring that Wayfair is participating in, only catering to those willing to pay the exorbitant pr...
Collin's friends Brett and Kelley join us on the podcast and talk cryptids. The Yunwi Tsunsdi are from Cherokee folklore, they are said to be a group of small people that possess magic and are mischievous. The Boatland Fairies are small fairy-like creatures that do not have wings but at one time were said to live among humans. La Grange, Kentucky, had a swarm of blackbirds that blanketed the sky. The Man Eating Catfish is said to reside in the waterways around Kentucky and Tennessee.
Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle was the biggest name in silent movie comedies. He had signed a picture deal with Paramount Pictures earning him millions of dollars, second only to Charlie Chaplin. So why is Charlie Chaplin a household name, while "Fatty" Arbuckle is virtually unknown? Could his name be cursed? And was he responsible for the death of Virginia Rappe?
In studies conducted in the 1950's, adrenochrome, a chemical compound produced in the oxidation of adrenaline, was linked to mental disorders such as schizophrenia. Though there is a school of thought that, under the right administration, can be linked to immortality and higher levels of consciousness. If these reports can be believed, then who but the Hollywood elite would be able to get their hands on this chemical compound? And, where would the wealthy find this adrenochrome? Possibly harvest...
Was Firefly canceled by the US Government? Is Bikini Bottom a nuclear test site? Do the Flintstones and the Jetsons exist at the same time in the same universe? Are Richie Rich and Casper the Friendly Ghost the same person? Do all Pixar films exist in the same timeline?
Mekayla Bali was an average 16 year old Canadian girl living in Saskatchewan. Though, on the day of her disappearance, CCTV footage and phone records show that Mekayla was having a very unusual day.
There is an island off the coast of mainland Canada Nova Scotia that is believed to have buried treasure. People have been digging for this treasure for 2 centuries and though there has been little in terms of proof that treasure is buried on the island, 6 people have died in the pursuit. And, according to legend a seventh person must die before the treasure is found. But where did the origins of this curse come from?
Was Harry Potter the son of Lord Voldemort? Was the cable guy the long lost Sweet brother? Were the Rugrats all a figment of Angelica's imagination? Do The Office, The Good Place, Dexter, and Parks and Recreation all take place in the same universe? What happened to Ben on Friends? Is the Count in Sesame Street just luring children to drain them of their blood? All these questions and more will be posited.
In 1962, Frank Morris and brothers John and Clarence Anglin, successfully escaped from the island prison fortress known as Alcatraz. Their escape was carefully crafted over 6 moths of preparations building a raft, papier-mâché heads, and paddles. The three men were never found though sightings of the men have continued to this day.
The ancient Sumerians, Akkadians, Assyrians, and Babylonians all believed in a group of deities known as the Anunnaki. The Anunnaki predate all other ancient religions and their influences can be found in all other modern religions. As we can see in the first part of this series we explore the Anunnaki origin story of Earth and humankind.
The Office was a TV show that ran for 9 seasons and has garnered a loyal following. With that the show has also gained a great many conspiracies and mysteries. Was Michael Scott a secret genius? Was Kevin Malone embezzling from the company? Was there a radon leak in the office? Did the show take place in Hell? Did Bob Vance sneak free advertising for his business? How did the Scranton branch stay open? Does the show exist in the same universe as Parks and Recreation and Dexter? Is Creed a Loch N...
John Chau went missing in November 2018 while on a missionary mission to North Sentinel Island. It is assumed and widely accepted that he was killed by the people on the island, not much of a mystery there. The mystery lies within the island and the people that inhabit the island, as the people have been living on the small island for what people believe to be over 60,000 years without any outside contact.
The ancient Sumerians, Akkadians, Assyrians, and Babylonians all believed in a group of deities known as the Anunnaki. The Anunnaki predate all other ancient religions and their influences can be found in all other modern religions. As we can see in the first part of this series we explore the Anunnaki origin story of Earth and humankind.
The Loch Ness Monster is a large sea creature cryptid said to inhabit Loch Ness in Scotland. It garnered world acclaim when a photograph of the monster was captured in 1933. It has since gone on to be spotted multiple times.
The prominent and longest held belief is that Earth is round, however in the mid 19th century a school of thought came along that has since gained traction that Earth may actually be flat.
First proposed by Harold Brooks-Baker stating that the winning candidate in the United States presidential elections will be the candidate with the greatest percentage of "royal blood" in his pedigree. Research was done into every presidential candidate until 2004, the last before his death, dating their lineage back to royalty.
The Mngwa is described as a gigantic feline the size of a donkey, first reported in Tanzania in the early 1900s after having attacked several natives. The Nandi Bear is very similar to the Mngwa, in that it is a large feline-like beast and because it can be found in Kenya and East Africa it is often mistaken as a Mngwa. The Nandi Bear is generally known by other names or as other cryptids entirely like the Chemosit or the Koddoelo.
Hannah Upp disappeared into thin air shortly after a hurricane hit the US Virgin Islands. The strange thing was, this wasn't the first time Hannah had gone missing. Two times before this disappearance, she had gone missing only to be found days and even weeks later unaware of who she was or of the events that had transpired during her fugue.
Al Beilik worked on the Philadelphia experiment and the Montauk Project, he also claimed to be a time traveler and described an imminent global event that closely resembles the Coronavirus. Andrew Basiago claimed to be involved in a CIA time travel program called Project Pegasus. Ronald Mallett is a theoretical physicist that has been working on a time travel device based on Einstein's general theory of relativity. Valeria Lukyanova is a real life barbie doll who claims to be able to travel outs...
The Chupacabra, also known as the Goat Sucker is a legendary creature found in Puerto Rico and throughout the Americas. it is said to have a scaly reptilian skin with fangs and quills running down its back. It has been seen throughout history feeding on the blood of livestock.
Maura Murray disappeared from Route 112 on February 9th, 2004 after crashing her car. This was after she had displayed bizarre behavior over the previous couple days. having wrecked her father's rental just a few days prior and claiming she was going to be away from work for a week because of a death in the family that never happened. It is considered the first mystery of the social media age due to it happening around the time of the launch of Facebook.
There are new theories and revaltions on mysteries we have already covered. There is a theory that there is another universe within the Earth and that the opening is at the North Pole. A man was able to stack stones weighing thousands of pounds by himself using simple science. The Beast of Busco was a giant turtle spotted several times in Indiana, but there is evidence that suggests that there were turtles that were similar to his size from long ago. In the Philadelphia Experiment, a Navy ship w...
The Jackalope is described as a jackrabbit with the antlers of an antelope. There have been many variations of the Jackalope throughout history i.e. the Antelabbit, the Skvader, and the Wolpertinger. Though it is commonly believed that the Jackalope is actually a jackrabbit infected with Shope papilloma virus, which can cause the growth of antler-like tumors on the rabbit’s head.
