Cryptid Zone

in which the evil bitches of cryptid zone inc discuss the lamb of tartary

it's beast of bray road time babey. awou (wolf howl)

here's a new cryptid zone aaaaalllllllllll about the ningen. we hope u enjoy it. our regular schedule has been disrupted due to everything, but we r still here + making beautiful radio art babeyyyyy

other candidates for episode title: "aroused and relaxed", "marc jacobs's worst scent", "centuries of lima beans"   regular features: check-in with monsterquest, would you date

This is an episode of the hit podcast Cryptid Zone. In this episode, the two hosts discuss the Hodag, a fearsome critter from the folklore of the midwestern United States. This episode description is neat and professional.

HERE AT CRYPTID ZONE HQ WE'VE LOST OUR MINDS FROM BEING INSIDE AND IT'S BIG BIRD HOURS. this month we're talkin about the THUNDERBIRD   regular features: check-in with monsterquest, would you date

we're throwing punches and talking about the fresno nightcrawlers. it's KNIVES OUT babey. nobody is spared our wrath! not even ourselves!! this was recorded before we all went to plague jail so hopefully it helps u remember what it was like to feel alive

he's cute, he's great, he lives in a lake. there can be only one. that's right friends, it's the champ regular features: check-in with monsterquest, cryptid classification, would you date, untitled scifi owl conspiracy situation

WHO WANTS TO HEAR ABOUT A FUCKED UP FRENCH WOLF DOG?????? step right up babey

The Flatwoods Monster is a big boy trapped in a pringles can, and, truly, whomst among us cannot relate to that Regular Features: Check-In With Monsterquest, Cryptid Classification, Would You Date

Here it is!! A fresh* new** Cryptid Zone, right here for your ears!!! Join literally your best friends Lois Stone (@supitslois) and J Hewes (@knifewitch) as we talk about the Bunyip, a creature from native Australian folklore that has just been extremely appropriated by white people!!!! We spend some time talking about that, then things go fully off the rails and by the end we're just listing the name of every medical-themed TV show we can think of. This is it folks, we're making podcasting history. Regular Features: Would You Date *recorded months ago **recorded literally months ago

The Dover Demon is a spooky alien-lookin friend that hung out in Massachusetts for a few days in the 70s. Lois & J dig deep into the lore and history, spend some time workshopping Boston Buffy, and ask the age-old question: how long is a horse? Regular features: Check-In with MonsterQuest, Cryptid Classification, Would You Date.

On this episode of Cryptid Zone we discuss Melon Heads, which are creatures from North American folklore. They're wrapped up in a lot of gross ableism, so we spend most of the episode avoiding talking about them in favour of improvising a blues song and talking about cats. Also, Lois formally debuts the regular feature "Lois Overexplains Bad Films About Cryptids" (we're workshopping the title). Regular features: Lois Overexplains Bad Films About Cryptids

You ever wonder, what if snakes were mischievous and had legs? It just sounds like a sassy lizard to me but to some people it's the Tsuchinoko, a creature from Japanese folklore. This podcast is brought to you by Jeremy Hewes (@knifewitch) and Lois Stone (@supitslois), who is mega freaked out by snakes which made this episode extremely fun to record. Regular Features: I didn't make a list while I was editing and I don't want to spending my Thanksgiving holiday doing that but it definitely ends with Would You Date.

In this episode, international cryptozoology babes Lois Stone (@supitslois) and Jeremy Hewes (@knifewitch) discuss the Pard, a mythological lion cheetah leopard type situation. The Pard may be a homewrecker, but it's just living its truth and we can respect that. We also talk about Aesop's fables for, like, too long. Regular features: Lois Argues With People Who Have Been Dead for Thousands of Years and Cannot Argue Back and Also Probably Made Very Gross Assumptions About Biblical History, Would You Date.

IN THIS BRAND NEW EPISODE OF CRYPTID ZONE we talk about the PHAYA NAGA, mythical serpentine creatures in folklore from Laos and Thailand. They can shoot fireballs, it's a whole thing. Regular features: Would You Date, Josh Gates If You're Reading This I Swear to Fuckin God

This month Cryptid Zone hops on a metaphorical boat to the Caribbean to discuss La Diablesse, a demonic creature from Trinidad and Tobago folklore. She lures men into the wilderness to die, and frankly, we're into it. Regular features: Would You Date.

In this episode, we talk about arguably the most famous of the cryptids, and our best friend. Mothman has terrorised (blessed?) the small town of Point Pleasant, WV for the last few decades with his red eyes and majestic feathery wings. We talk about Richard Gere a bunch too. Regular features: Would You Date

In this episode, we consider the most implausible idea of all: what if something interesting happened in the south-west of England? Apparently in the 80s some people were like: what if there was a panther in Exmoor? We talk about it. For a long time. It's good. Regular Features: Check-In With Monster Quest, Cryptid Classification, Would You Pet.

In this episode we discuss the mysterious CHUPACABRA ("goat sucker"), the legendary livestock exsanguinator of the Americas. We trace from its origins in Puerto Rico, across the ocean to the United States, and then around the world, and conclude that, to be honest, it's not all that. Please donate to the ongoing recovery efforts in Puerto Rico here, if you can! Regular features: Cryptid Classification, Check-In with Monsterquest, Would You Date.

This month on Cryptid Zone we talk about Mokele-Mbembe, or "one who stops the flow of rivers". It's a creature from Congo River basin folklore, considered a cryptid mostly by Europeans and Americans. We spend most of our time discussing various attempts to hunt it down — and how some of these attempts are motivated by creationism. Regular features: Cryptid Classification, Check-In with Monsterquest, Would You Date.

We dive headfirst into frontier lore of the American Midwest with a discussion about the Axehandle Hound, one of the Fearsome Critters of lumberjack oral tradition. Conversation topics include Lois's cool brother, Paul Bunyan and Leroy Jenkins. Regular features: Cryptid Classification, Would You Date Pet

On this episode of Cryptid Zone we discuss the Cornish Owlman: part man, part owl, all party. We also spend far too much time talking about the Remix to Ignition for some reason. Regular features: Cryptid Classification, Would You Date.

In this, the maiden voyage of the great ship Cryptid Zone, Lois and Jeremy discuss the infamous Jersey Devil. Is it the demonic, cursed progeny of the Leeds family? A government experiment gone wrong? Just a weird kangaroo? We have no idea, but oh boy we sure do talk about it for a while. Regular features: Check-In with Monsterquest, Would You Date.