What in the Sam Hill?! Podcast
Erin CainJoin me at the intersection of science, history, and the unexplained.
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Mud Flood: Myth or Reality | St. Mary Magdalene Church in Omaha
In this video, I tackle the claims that St. Mary Magdalene Church in Omaha, Nebraska, fell victim to the "mud flood" theory. We'll explore the origins of this myth, examine historical records, and analyze the church's architecture to reveal...
Debunking the Legend of Jacko - British Columbia's Cryptid Sensation
Travel back to 1884, when the province of British Columbia was abuzz with tales of a mysterious creature known as Jacko the Ape-Boy. Allegedly captured on the train tracks outside of Yale, Jacko was said to be half man and half beast, and s...
The Brunswick Giant: Medical Anomaly or Relict Hominoid Hybrid?
In 1892, a local excavation near Brunswick, GA, revealed a startling discovery: five skeletons buried in a small Indian mound, with one measuring between 8 and 9 feet tall. This find adds to a growing list of giant skeletons unearthed acros...
"Chickly Cudly", "Kecleh Kudleh", and the Real Cherokee Bigfoot
In 1793, a South Carolina man documented an "Indian" term for a supposed Bigfoot: Chickly Cudly. In the 1990's, "Chickly Cudly" was incorrectly transliterated as a supposed Cherokee term "Kecleh Kudleh" meaning 'hairy man." My research show...
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I am a preternaturalist with an emphasis on late 19th and early 20th century cryptids and other anomalies.
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