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MAUB 50 - Rewind with Michael McMillian. (Patreon)

Published:
2021-09-01 19:04:37
Edited:
2022-05-11 03:13:45
Imported:
2021-09
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Content

***WARNING*** Adult language is present in this episode.

Bigfoot Collector's Club Podcast - https://wearecampfire.media/podcasts/bigfoot-collectors-club/ 

Expanded Perspectives - https://player.fm/series/expanded-perspectives/the-circle-in-the-woods

Joel Hynek - https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0006699/?ref_=ttfc_fc_cr154

Ronnie Hill Photograph - https://www.flickr.com/photos/wavz13/51193332914

Comments

AR

Thank you for warning us when strong language is used. I play this at work. a I can skip these (but hear st home, lol) and play the next episode for everyone.

Bryce McArdle

I used to live in Olathe, live in Lawrence now. Where is Bane's Crossing? Never heard of it

Nishi Serrano

When I lived and worked in Hollywood, I would go walking late at night. The city was working on the new subway tunnels, and it was during this time that I was walking with a friend along the main drag of Hollywood Blvd. Workers had blocked off parts of the street wherever there was an open hole. When no one was looking, we peered into the hole, and it was downright eerie—nothing but a huge cavern as far as you could see. Obviously, this empty void under Hollywood had been there a long time, it wasn’t new. So, were these caverns there long before it was the entertainment city we know today? Was there cavernous tunnels cut out underground while the layout of the city was being built? Whatever the reason the caverns were originally down there, it was creepy. Plus, it made me realize what a thin curst Hollywood is actually sitting on—terrifying!

Skeletor

So I'm not normally a fan of the rewinds and round table episodes, (AND NO I NEVER LEAVE A BAD REVIEW AND KEEP THAT OPINION TO MYSELF). BUT.... this has been a great episode. Michael was an awesome guest! Whatever recipe you used on this one keep it going because it was perfect. Thanks for everything and stay spooky my friend!

Dakota

Great episode Derek!

May Sanborn

Is there an RSS feed for this so I can plug it into my podcast player?

Henriette

The Tongva people lived in the Los Angeles region for thousands of years before the Europeans came. So much of the paranormal could have been, maybe still could be, explained by Native American stories, legends, myths and so forth. But I doubt that the high strangeness in the Hollywood hills begins with the influx of movie stars, directors and writers. It seems to me to be more ancient and pervasive than a mere haunting.

Roan Oakes

I do love an Overland Park reference! Not because I know the area but because the icon Deandra on "The Most Popular Girls in School" hailing from there! 😅

Andrew Williams

Shout out olathe, I lived next door to the serial killer that was there

Rex

I am from Kansas, grow up in Fort Scott, moved to Lawrence and then to Wichita Kansas. I live in Florida now. Good show.