We talk about the melonheads! A group of children who supposedly were experimented on before they escaped to the forests of norther Ohio...and Michigan...and Connecticut. Sightings are rare, but legends and details in the stories of them are surprisingly consistent. Minor trigger warning since the legends generally involve child experimentation/abuse, but there's not a lot of specific detail.

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Sitting in a park, overlooking 15 miles of beautiful Ohio landscape, is an old tower of long debated origin. Some say it was built in the Civil War, some say it was built during the early 1900s, some say it wasn't built until the 1930s. Who is correct? We know the answer. Take a listen to this episode and find out where the tales and legends of the Witch's Tower in Dayton come from.

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From Egyptian mythos to Japanese history to Defiance, Ohio, there are stories about human-dog hybrid creatures. Today we call them cryptids, ancient Orthodox churches called them Saints, historical texts called them Cynocephali, and Egypt called them gods. Join the gals as they explore the legends of dogman throughout the country and history. 

There is a section in Columbus, just north of the OSU campus that doesn't belong. Deep ravines, rushing creeks, rocky outcrops, things you'd see in Hocking Hills, not the middle of the city. This section is home to a few different places of legend; The Gates of Hell (aka: The Blood Bowl) and Walhalla Rd. Just under 2 miles from each other, these 2 places have more in common than you'd think. But what does Glen Echo Park have to do with any of it? And why do we talk about a murder in 1918 in the University District? Take a listen and find out!

**(Mini) Content warning. We don't go into anything super graphic/descriptive like in previous episodes, but this one is full to the brim with depressing stories of murder and suicides and death and occult.

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Back in the 1800s, the country was still so new and barely explored. A special breed of rugged men; explored, mapped, hunted, and lived adventure. One such man survived a chance pirate attack that would kick off his extraordinary life. Sailor turned mountain man, his tale has been told and retold, recreated by Hollywood and (probably highly) embellished over the years, this is the unbelievable life of Hugh Glass.

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