We did it! We finally introduced the podcast at the top of the episode while recording. Also, we figured it was high time we talked about ourselves a little bit more than usual, and give some background on our paranormal interests to our massive audience (gotta manifest your goals). Join us as we put the "episode" in "filler episode because we literally couldn't even for two weeks straight due to physical, mental, and chronological issues". We also talk about spiders, sonars, and sghost children. Probably should have led with that, honestly. It's the good stuff. Please enjoy but just in case you don't, remember: mathematically, there's a universe where you don't have elbows. That's not a threat, it's a promise.

Jordan and Ian discuss "Fearsome Creatures of the Lumberwoods" by William T. Cox, and as a bonus, a companion book called "Fearsome Critters" by Henry H. Tryon.  We laugh, we cry, we come to terms with our higher selves, and we discuss the inner workings of the universe via the lens of...wait, getting our body smashed into a gaseous state and inhaled by an amphibious sunfish? Huh. Oh well, roll for initiative, I guess. You can find both books (as well as several others) @ http://www.lib.lumberwoods.org/ Please enjoy the episode and remember what your grandmother always said: drink heavily when traveling on foot so you don't get your intestines rearranged by an invisible 6-foot tall Satan cat.

We talk about Shadow People in our pilot episode of The Tinfoil Terrarium. Our lawyer says that's all we can legally say of our own free will. By reading this description, you agree to the terms of our NNDA (Non-Non-Disclosure Agreement) which gently recommends that you like, save, share, or otherwise show obligatory support for this episode and this podcast, lest you forfeit all moral integrity to the eternal void.