The Lizard Man of Scape Ore SwampIn this episode, we dive deep into the swamps of South Carolina to explore the legendary Lizard Man of Scape Ore Swamp. We kick things off with the most famous encounter from 1988, when 17-year-old Christopher Davis was driving home from his McDonald's shift when his tire blew out near the swamp. What happened next became the stuff of local legend—a towering 7-8 foot tall creature with glowing red eyes, green scaly skin, and three-clawed fingers leaped onto his

Tonight we have glowing tombstones, ghostly trains, local cryptids and so much more. Join us as we listen to chilling stories that have been passed down through generations tonight on part one of our Hometown Legends season 19 finale.Season 19 Episode 51 of Monsters Among Us Podcast, true paranormal stories of ghosts, cryptids, UFOs and more, told by the witnesses themselves. SHOW NOTES: Support the show! Get ad-free, extended & bonus episodes (and more) on Patreon -

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This week we're in south central France to talk about the cryptid with the biggest body count so far on the show, the Beast of Gévaudan! We discuss the terror it raised in a few years of the 1700s and our theories on what it may or may not have been, talk way too much about Catholic sacraments, and figure out that we have a lot to learn about France itself! Pop on down by the fire for this spooky episode! Grab the official shirt of the podcast! “I’m Squonk. You’re Squonk. Go Birds.” t-s...

Welcome to the Taproom!  Today's topics: Jeff is back to work!  And we tackle the topic of Vet Tech Week.  Thank you all for your feedback on National Vet Tech Week.  We tried to go through all your comments and comment on them with our thoughts.  Let's keep the conversation going as we move in to Vet Tech Week.Our Links: Check out our sponsor https://betterhelp.com/vettechcafe for 10% off your first month of therapy Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vettechcafe Follow us on

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury is famous for tie-dye, flower power, and the iconic Summer of Love, but behind the psychedelic haze of the 1960s lies a darker history few talk about. Author and tour guide Tommy Netzband shares stories from his book Haunted Haight: Ghosts and True Crime Tales from Haight-Ashbury and Beyond. The Victorian houses that once sheltered hippies, musicians, and dreamers have their own secrets — and some of their former residents never

The legacy of the “cutover” has left much of the Lake States—and many other regions—with a dominance of even-aged forest stands. Today, both landowners and foresters increasingly consider converting these stands to uneven-aged management to achieve a range of ecological, economic, and aesthetic goals. However, the outcomes of these efforts—even after multiple stand entries—have sometimes fallen short of expectations. Significant silvicultural challenges remain in determining the most effective

You never expect a $15 toy-store Ouija board to change your life. She was just thirteen — a skeptic, laughing with her best friends over a candlelit game on a Saturday night. The lilac-painted bedroom smelled of vanilla wax, the heater rattled in the corner, and the glossy board looked as harmless as any other toy. But the planchette slid toward YES, and everything changed. The spirit called itself Sam. When asked what it wanted, the board spelled: Y-O-U. The candle flame bent sideways, the air

How a small, rural school district is taking a trial run at sourcing food from local farmers.More Information:• MDA Farm to School & Early Care Programs & Grants • Report: Building the Farm to School Network in West Central Minnesota • LSP’s Community-Based Food Systems Web Page • Ear to the Ground 385: A Longer Local Lunch Season • Ear to the Ground 322: Lunchroom Stewardship

Tonight at 8pm EST on THE UNTOLD RADIO NETWORK'S REAL AMERICAN MONSTERS: The Secrets of the Jicarilla Apache NationTonight, prepare to venture into a place steeped in mystery and primal history. Welcome back to **Real American Monsters**!We're honored to host a man who stands as a guardian of the Jicarilla Apache lands and a gatekeeper of its most unsettling secrets: **Hoyt Valarde**.A respected elder of the *Jicarilla Apache Nation* in New Mexico, Hoyt's life is inextricably tied to this remote and

Brenda grew up believing her family was spiritually sensitive, but nothing prepared her for the night the phone rang after midnight — and a man’s raspy voice whispered, “You know who I am… open the door.” Her father was asleep. Her brothers were in their rooms. Outside, the desert wind was still. But the voice kept insisting. Moments earlier, Brenda had been sleepwalking for the first time in her life, mumbling warnings her mother couldn’t understand. Her mother tried to guide her back to bed,

Send us a text Join the conversation with Mr. Cory Williams and I as we discuss the importance of how adding or updating tech on your operation can save your bottom dollar. For CropX information or any questions for Cory, you can reach him at cory@piercedheartsolutions.com Support the show

In this engaging conversation, Jerry interviews Steve Kulls, a prominent figure in the world of cryptozoology and Bigfoot research. They discuss the Hocking Hills Bigfoot Festival, Kulls' personal experiences and encounters in the field, and his insights into the psychology and scientific examination of Bigfoot. Kulls shares stories from his extensive research, including vocalizations and territorial behaviors of Sasquatch, and emphasizes the importance of objective investigation and education in

This week, we're making another stop on the tour of AFS Sections, and this time it's the Marine Fisheries Section (MFS). Susan Piacenza, the current president of the Section, stopped by the podcast recently to share updates about MFS activities - and to chat about her work with sea turtles!Episode guest: Susan Piacenza Oregon State University Marine Fisheries Section President https://fwcs.oregonstate.edu/users/susie-piacenza susan.piacenza@oregonstate.edu Marine Fisheries

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This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! San Francisco’s Haight-Ashbury is famous for tie-dye, flower power, and the iconic Summer of Love, but behind the psychedelic haze of the 1960s lies a darker history few talk about. Author and tour guide Tommy Netzband shares stories from his book Haunted Haight: Ghosts and True Crime Tales from Haight-Ashbury and Beyond. The Victorian houses that once sheltered hippies, musicians, and dreamers have their own secrets — and some of their former residents never

When the living are haunted by questions they never got to ask the dead, sometimes the answers arrive in the most unexpected ways. In this gripping true ghost story, a listener recounts the heartbreaking moment in 2009 when he and his father had to make the agonizing decision to remove his mother from life support. She passed peacefully… but his guilt didn’t. For months afterward, vivid dream encounters began: ordinary scenes of errands with his mom that always ended with the question that

Wildfires are evolving. Around the world they are becoming bigger, burning hotter, and harder to control with devastating impacts on humans, the economy and the environment. In this episode, Alice and Sue talk to UKCEH wildfire scientist Dr Douglas Kelley who outlines the causes of this change, drawing on examples from California and the Pantanal, the worlds’ largest tropical wetland.  Closer to home, it has been a record year for wildfires in the UK. Alice catches up with Station Commander and

Mark thought he’d left the strange events of his farmhouse childhood behind. Back then, he’d sometimes wake to find tiny, damp footprints appearing on the porch after a night of rain or dew. They didn’t lead anywhere—just started halfway across the wooden planks and stopped at the front door. At eight years old, he once glimpsed what looked like a red-shirted figure crouched in the pine tree, silently watching the house. Hours later the family came home from church to find their front door kicked

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! What if you woke up one day and realized you were on a demon’s to-do list? That’s the chilling reality explored in this episode featuring Peter James Dowling, whose life has been marked by encounters with demonic entities that refuse to let go. These aren’t your typical ghostly bumps in the night — these dark forces crank their chaos to eleven, feeding off fear and finding ways to linger long after they’re unwelcome. We’ll dig into the unsettling question: