Creatures and Curiosities

In this week's episode, we'll be talking about the insatiable flesh eating beast known as the Wendigo. This is one you don't want to tussle with and you certainly don't want to become. Keep your taboos in check and try not to eat your family, friends or neighbors.
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In this week's episode, we'll be talking about the Pope Lick Monster, a half-man, half-goat creature with a nasty temperament. He lives somewhere under the Norfolk Southern Railroad trestle over the Pope Lick Creek in Louisville, KY. He is said to lure his victims onto the trestle where they meet their untimely death. Would you rather be hit by the train, jump from the trestle to your death, or be torn apart by a demonic goat? None sound appealing to me.
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In this week's episode, we'll be talking about the Honey Island Swamp Monster of Louisiana. Is he part chimpanzee and alligator as one of the lores states, is he a mutant Sasquatch or is he something more sinister. Join us in the murky, stagnant waters of the swamp as we discuss the evidence that suggests he is really out there.
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In this week's episode, we'll be talking about the Mothman of West Virginia, though he has been seen globally. It would appear that his presence is a precursor to something tragic. Does he cause the disasters or is he simply here to warn us of impending doom?

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In this week's episode, and in honor of Saint Patrick's Day, we'll be talking about the Leprechauns of Ireland. Their history goes way back, but did you know that 236 Leprechauns still exist and are living in a community in Ireland? Listen in as we discuss their origin and their current location. Catching one could be a blessing or a nightmare. You be the judge.

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