This week is the first installment of mini episodes! It's still packed with information and laughs, but in a shorter episode. In this episode the trio learns about the Oregon Vortex and House of Mystery.

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More about that dang Squatch.

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Nova shares the history, lore, and sightings of the ever-elusive Big Foot.

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Monica and Cash share haunting tales from their latest travels and dive into the paranormal activity that surrounds Mt Rushmore.

https://www.nationalgeographic.com/history/article/the-strange-and-controversial-history-of-mount-rushmore

It's our first Nova episode! Nova tells us all about Mothman, his abs, and possibly even a dirty little secret?

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The group discusses sleep paralysis, why it happens, and how to pull yourself out of it. They also take a look at reoccurring and weird dreams while sharing their own experiences. Monica is scared of public bathrooms, Nova was taught her ABC's by aliens, and Cash apparently is an adrenaline junky.

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It's a Cash episode! Cash gives us a close and personal look into a Reno/Sparks, Nevada urban legend, and shares his and Monica's personal experience with it.

Monica, Cash, and Nova discuss the Flathead Lake Monster that is rumored to live in Montana. They look into documented sightings and theories as to what might be swimming in Flathead Lake.