Episode list

Our first episode is here. In Episode 1, I speak to director Seth Breedlove of Small Town Monsters, the production company behind many popular paranormal documentaries and docu-series. Seth and I discuss his recent trip to Alaska, the New Jersey Devil, Bigfoot, and beer. Stay tuned for Part 2, coming next week.

Part 2 of my interview with Seth Breedlove, filmmaker from Small Town Monsters. In this installment, we discuss Bigfoot and the Adirondack Mountains, the Minerva Monster, the Beast of Whitehall, Chestnut Ridge, strange lights in the woods, and the upcoming film from STM, "American Werewolves."

This week, I talk a little about my old website, The Occult Section, and how and why it changed into Odd and Untold. Next week, it's back to more cool paranormal stories.

Josh and I discuss a possible Bigfoot encounter we had in the Adirondack Mountains in upstate New York. Was it just a bear? Or did we meet an undiscovered crytpid?

I discuss all things Bigfoot with Scott Perry, friend and researcher of Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and anything having to do with these hairy hominids

In Part 2 of my chat with Bigfoot enthusiast Scott Perry, we discuss witnesses being afraid to tell their stories, types of Bigfoot species, the pro-kill vs. no-kill debate, and much more. Scott also recounts an experience he and his wife had with a possible UFO in Upstate New York, and I tell the story of my wife's rock-throwing incident in the woods of Maine.

This week, I talk to my best friend John about a creepy shadow person experience he had back in 2000, as well as some other supernatural encounters he's had over the years. John and I have been buddies for over 35 years, and there's a lot of history between us, and a good amount of it is paranormal. We also get into belief systems, touch on cultural explanations for these phenomena, and how our past and current understandings of these things have evolved with our changing worldview. I also share a few of my own paranormal experiences. John will be back for more ghost stories in the future.

This week I discuss my camping trip last week to Bantam Lake, in Litchfield, Connecticut, and a story from 10 years ago about an alleged UFO that crashed into Bantam Lake. I also tell a personal story of something I saw over Bantam Lake about 27 years ago - a glowing red UFO that I saw with my friend John (from last week's episode). A short one this week, but chock full of UFOs.

This week, Josh Diaz and Scott Perry return for a roundtable discussion on Bigfoot. We talk about the two sides of sasquatch: the scientific and the spiritual. Is Bigfoot a flesh-and-blood creature? Or is there something more paranormal going on, with portals between dimensions? We also discuss the religious ramifications of the government admitting that Bigfoot exists, if they are indeed covering it up. A fun conversation about little-discussed aspects of the Bigfoot phenomenon you don't want to miss.

This week I tell my own personal story of a sighting I had back in 2004, of a black, triangular UFO over Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, in New York City. Still not sure what it was, but it was weird and I observed it for almost an hour. Alien spaceship? Military aircraft?

Another personal story this week, as I had way too many issues with my plumbing this week and couldn't really reliably book a guest. In this installment, I talk about a possible paranormal encounter I had with a ghost on my staircase of my old apartment. What do you think it was?

This week, I talk to Ethan Goode about an encounter he had when he was younger in western New York state, with a 7-foot tall cat-like creature. He said it was tall, humanoid, with the face of a cat. And since he lives in San Diego now, we also discuss the Proctor Valley Monster, a strange cryptid that is a bit hard to classify. We also talk occultism and Ethan's awesome musical stylings.

This week I welcome Scott Perry back to the show. We discuss doppelgangers, weird instances of lost time, and some possible ghost stories from Scott's past. We also delve a bit into UFOs and how animals sense things before humans. A cool episode covering some more unexplained - yet not necessarily paranormal - phenomena.

This week I welcome Bigfoot researcher Mike Familant to the show. Mike is an EMT, firefighter, and graphic designer by day, but is also an active Bigfoot researcher, producer, and investigator based out of northern New Jersey. Mike has his own YouTube TV show, "In the Shadow of Big Red Eye." We discuss Mike's first encounter which lead him to be interested in Bigfoot, different kinds of Bigfoot, what lead him to create his show, the Pine Barrens and the Jersey Devil, as well as some of his methodologies when he's out investigating. It was great to finally chat with Mike and get his perspective on my favorite topic.