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Welcome to Cryptids of the Corn! We are a couple of buddies with a shared interest in the cryptozoological, paranormal and the plain strange. We focus on the Midwest and the Appalachia regions of the U.S and venture out of those borders. We cover big cryptids, one off cryptids, some big questions on the subjects of the strange, interviews with eyewitnesses and a little bit of a science lesson. We invite you on this journey with us thru this strange, wonderful world of ours. Find us on Facebook and other social media or email us at hardinbigfoot@gmail.com. Find us where you listen to podcasts.
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Mr. E and Jay Clone and the infamous episode we HAD to revisit. The Hodag, a friend from season 1, deserves a retelling. We may have a been a little inebriated when telling the tale but this time we handle the tale with
Mr. E and Jay Clone dive into this discussion of Bigfoot and their ability to weave through the waves. Are they just as capable in the water as they are on land? Some of these encounters would suggest so, unless they wer
Mr. E and Jay Clone discuss the Buratsch-ah-llgs, a Swiss lake monster that is said to be a writhing pile of flesh, tentacles, real and false eyes. These are also said to be able to shoot lightning or poison depending on
Mr. E and Jay Clone use the book The Legend of the Blue-Dillon Monster by Dr. J.H. Alexander to peel back some more information about the Blue Dillon Monster as we take a look at it for the 2nd time. We read passages fro
an episode to reflect on! Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, Extraterrestrial Life, Plasmoids, Shape Shifters, Replicons, Thunderstorms, Lightning, Hallucinations, Aircraft Disasters, Ocean Sightings Arkansas Cryptid Fest
Mr. E and Jay Clone discuss if Plasmoids are sentient and perhaps represent the fourth domain of our tree of life being carriers of DNA and RNA or are they a completely isolated shadow biosphere representing true aliens.
Mr. E and Jay Clone want you to always remember all Plasmoids are UAP's but not all UAP's are Plasmoids. We also bring forth what criteria to look for in a UFO encounter that may point it to being a Plasmoid encounter. W
Mr. E and Jay Clone take a dive into how these Plasmoids seem to love the ocean. We discuss how they can hover over the sea and dive in at incredible, frictionless speeds. Get your snorkeling gear ready to dive deep on t
Mr. E and Jay Clone take flight as we get a bird's eye view into aviation disasters and near misses that may have been caused by Plasmoids. We also talk about the effects these guys have on electronics of aviators. Get r
Mr. E and Jay Clone keep on trucking through this dissertation of energetic plasmas. We talk about the effects that Plasmoids and their radiations and frequencies may have on the human psyche, from nausea, confusion, los
Mr. E and Jay Clone talk about encounters with Plasmoids around and entering the International Space Station and other spacecraft including famous reports from the Apollo 12 through 17 crews. We also talk about lower atm
Mr. E and Jay Clone discuss all of the unique shapes, designs, colors and energy spectrums that Plasmoids have been documented in. Get your pair of electrograph spectacles ready on this episode of Cryptids of the Corn! U
Mr. E and Jay Clone talk about the ideal habitat for Plasmoids. From feeding, shelter, creation and reproduction, the heart of it all, the thunderstorms that power Earth's electrical circuit. Make sure your feet are grou
Mr. E and Jay Clone keep going with the Plasmoid dissertation, from Plasmoids acting beyond normal magnetism, possible reproduction and even running into aircraft causing them to atomize. Be sure to put on your Faraday c
Mr. E and Jay Clone keep going with the Plasmoid dissertation, with them peeking into space shuttles, following rockets, and slamming into our oceans, these guys are active. Make sure you're watching your windows to see
Mr. E and Jay Clone finally start to finish what you've all been asking for, Plasmoids. We are discussing this highly accredited academic paper as well sightings of what appear to be living UFO's and other research that
Mr. E and Jay Clone discuss this Southern Fried Sasquatch? Peeling back the history and ecology of the region and the tragedies that may have led to the release of some primal primates. Make sure you bring a big pot of g
Mr. E and Jay Clone do a deep dive into the mysterious source of all this oxygen in the deep ocean. Scientist discovered potato sized rocks producing oxygen and may be the source of some deep-sea leviathans. Get ready to
Mr. E and Jay Clone discuss a man named Warren and his cryptic life of engineering for the US Government and his ability to see the secrets behind the veil. From how a cold sun burned away Atlantis, how technology allowe
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