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Exciting evidence emerges of civilizations lost for centuries under the waves, from mysterious underwater pyramids off the coast of Japan to the fabled city of Atlantis itself. Using cutting-edge graphics to reveal what’s actually lying on the seafloor, and insight from the world’s top marine archaeologists, Drain the Oceans finds the answers.
A listener writes ‘Hi Wes, three years ago I was staying with family on a country property outside of Chesley Ont. Its a rural property just farms and county properties on large acreages. We were just getting a campfire going when I walked off around some bushes and small trees to take a leek. The… Read more »
Tim writes “Jenna tells stories of her encounters with the Other. Synchronicities, a shape-shifting stranger in a colorful cloak, mystery lights, and more.”
“MonsterQuest” takes a scientific look at reported sightings of cryptozoological creatures (cryptids) and paranormal entities around the world, including the Loch Ness Monster, Bigfoot, and werewolves.
LordCryptid writes “Campfire Bigfoot #3! Actually, it is more like “Woodstove Bigfoot” but today I talk about some weird things that have happened to me while in the woods looking for creatures that may or may not exist. I added some audio to go along with a few of the stories. Some of the audio… Read more »
CryptoWatch writes “Today we look at the Beast of Seven Chutes. The photo was taken on June 1, 2005 in Quebec, Canada. Unknowingly the photographer captured an upright humanoid figure in the shot.”
A cultural artifact, or cultural artefact, is a term used in the social sciences, particularly anthropology, ethnology and sociology for anything created by humans which gives information about the culture of its creator and users. DTTV Archaeology Answers writes “Amazingly, it was a self-taught Sumerian scholar was responsible for finding, what many believe is, the… Read more »
Stroud journeys to the top of Baffin Island in rural Nunavut, Canada: the arctic. He returns to visit the small Inuit community called Pond Inlet. The integration of modern technologies has ensured cultural and physical survival in an environment where temperatures can drop below -40c. But today, Pond Inlet faces its greatest challenge: climate change…. Read more »
Tony writes “In Episode 299: The Spider Crawl, we are joined by Cheyanne and Joanna. Cheyanne shares some significant paranormal experiences that both she and her family members have been through throughout her life. These experiences range from UFOs, to ghosts, to the “Black Nemesis.” Following Cheyanne’s stories, her brother’s fiancée Joanna joins us to… Read more »
One of the oddest and weirdest stories in the Heartland of America is that of the Spook Light, a glowing orb that appears near the border of Missouri and Oklahoma in an area known as the “Devil’s Promenade.” The bouncing, colorful light has been a mystery for hundreds of years. So what’s behind this eerie… Read more »
The Southern tip of the island of Madagascar is not only home to more ecosystems than any other place on the planet; it is also home to the unique Antanosy and Antandroy tribes. After many days journey on rough, dirt-red roads Les will finally reach the first tribe: the Antandroy. In their remote fishing village… Read more »
We Do It Outdoors writes “In the deep forest of Salt Fork State Park I found Bigfoot Prints in the snow believed to belong to the Ohio Grassman.”
A listener writes “Hi Wes, three years ago I was staying with family on a country property outside of Chesley Ont. Its a rural property just farms and county properties on large acreages. We were just getting a campfire going when I walked off around some bushes and small trees to take a leak. The… Read more »
Bigfoot and More writes “Bigfoot encounter near Lexington Oklahoma. This sighting happened at night in a Wildlife Management Area and was witnessed by two brothers who had been scouting deer hunting locations.”
For years the Hewa (literally translated as ‘the savages’) were considered to be head-hunters like their contemporaries on the same continent. Skulls could be found adorning their huts in the middle of the New Guinea jungles. But, it was not the case. In fact, these were the skulls of their dead relatives. The way of… Read more »
A listener writes “Hi Wes, I live in Washington. I have spent much of my life hunting and camping, etc. I had some strange things happen to me on 2 occasions, both in Snohomish county. 1st was off hwy 2 just west of Mt Index, I ran into something bowhunting that gave an awfull oder… Read more »
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Robert writes “Me, my wife, son, and dog just came back from a couple nights camping in Bear Brook State Park in New Hampshire. The campground is 3-4 miles into a 10,000 acre park. Fairly remote… The last night, just after 2:00 a.m., we woke up to the sound of light metal banging. It sounded… Read more »
Stacy Brown discusses the Patterson-Gimlin film with Doug Hajicek who is the creator of Monster Quest and Bill Munns who is a professional Hollywood special effects and makeup artist, filmmaker, and expert in fossil hominoid reconstruction.
