Unknowable

This week's episode focuses on some lesser-known cryptids. Gray tells us about The Fresno Nightcrawlers (also more aptly named The Fresno Nightwalkers), some very fabulous and stylish cryptids who strut around the Western United States. Justine tells us about The Beast of Bray Road, Wisconsin's own man-beast that stalks the fields in and near Elkhorn. 

This week's episode of Unknowable explores our very own creepy New England! We talk about The Bennington Triangle, an area of rural Vermont that seems to have a penchant for unusual flashing lights, cryptid sightings, UFOs flying overhead, and missing people galore...

Episode 17 brings two very different, but equally strange, topics. Polybius is a video game that popped up in just a handful of arcades in the 80's before swiftly disappearing... was it used as some kind of mind control device? The Taos Hum -- more generally called The Hum, as it exists all over the world -- is a low-frequency rumbling, whirring, or buzzing that people called "hearers" experience. Is it a result of secret government experiments or equipment? Is it a bizarre natural phenomenon? Or is it all in their heads?

This episode is about the snowy mystery of what the heck happened to a group of nine hikers in the mountains of Russia. The theories are ENDLESS - were they attacked by a Yeti? Did gravity experience a little snafu? Was it a simple avalanche? Are there secret military tests being covered up? Give this episode a listen to hear our thoughts!

This episode is all about the man, the mystery, the legend: D.B. Cooper. The only person to ever commit air piracy and never be caught. He hijacked a Boeing 727 aircraft in the Pacific Northwest, acquired a ransom of $200,000, parachuted out... and has never been seen or heard from again. Is he dead? Is he in hiding? Did he do it for the money or for the thrill? Give this episode a listen and hear our theories...

This episode of Unknowable is about maybe the two most memorable deaths in the hip hop world: the assassinations of Tupac and The Notorious B.I.G. To this day, it is unknown who killed either of them. Were their murders connected? Was it a result of an East Coast/West Coast rivalry? Was it gang retaliation? Or is Tupac still alive somewhere, listening to this episode...

This episode of Unknowable is about one of the better known alien encounters in the United States, which took place in Kelly, Kentucky! 12 people in a farmhouse were terrorized for hours by what they were convinced were alien beings -- under 3 feet tall, clawed hands, large glowing yellow eyes, and a strange gait that could only be described as floating. Were these aliens, goblins, gremlins, or...

For episode 12 we've decided to delve into a couple of topics that are a bit more conceptual than cryptids and aliens -- folie à deux (French for "madness of two") and "the call of the void" (also known as the High Place Phenomenon). Two psychological concepts that have never quite been pinned down, but make our brain do some pretty frightening things... 

Episode 11 is all about a mysterious traveler. In July 1945, a man arrived at Haneda Airport in Tokyo. All seemed unremarkable until customs officials checked his passport... he was from Taured, a country that didn't exist, at least in our dimension. Where did this man come from... and where did he go?

This is a particularly dark holiday episode! Gray tells us about Capital Steez, the rapper who was convinced he was the Baphomet and jumped off the Cinematic Music Group's headquarters in Manhattan on December 23rd, 2012. Justine tells us about the Sodder children who disappeared after a suspicious house fire on Christmas Eve, 1945.