This week we touch on everyone's favorite cryptid, the Mothman! Join us for this brief episode on the Mothman lore and theories. Find us on instagram: @flooredthepodcast Support the show ..read more

In this episode, Skye is joined by Kat and Sam from Pub Dread to talk about two cases. Kat and Sam discuss the strange and bizarre Gef the Talking Mongoose. Gef supposedly haunted a house, singing and bad mouthing the residents. And watched bus workers in his free time. Skye then discusses the mysterious green children who suddenly appeared in the town of Woolpit without any familiar clothing or language to speak.  Support the show (http://patreon.com/hmct ..read more

In the late 1800s, Joseph Merrick was born a normal baby. A few years later, he would begin to develop growths in his bones and skin. Rejected by his family and society, Merrick turned to freak shows to make a living. His astounding medical mystery caught the eye of notable doctors and affluent members of society. In this episode, Skye and Carrie discuss how the Elephant Man came to be and what we can learn from his disease today. Support the show (http://patreon.com/hmct ..read more

In his adulthood, Charles Manson became the leader of a cult that was referred to as "The Manson Family." This cult analyzed lyrics to songs by The Beatles, planned for an uprising, did drugs, and committed murder. In this episode, Skye covers the events leading up to the murders committed by the family. She then discusses the details around LaBianca and Tate murders.  Support the show (http://patreon.com/hmct ..read more

For centuries, sailors have been afraid of the Kraken, a giant cephalopod that is notorious for destroying ships. Old maritime maps have sea creatures such as this one lurking in unknown territory. To continue our cryptids week talk, Cuyler explains the lore behind the Kraken and possible explanations for what the creature is.  Get your limited edition Cryptids Week merch here: https://shop.spreadshirt.com/hmctpodcast Support the show (http://patreon.com/hmct ..read more

Two of the most infamous outlaws are the duo that took over the Depression, Bonnie and Clyde. They were known for their robberies and murders, yet people throughout history have had a hard time hating the couple. In this episode, Skye discusses how Bonnie and Clyde became criminals, some of their most famous stunts, and how it all came to a tragic end.  Support the show (http://patreon.com/hmct ..read more

In northern Michigan, there is a community known as the Village at Grand Traverse Commons. While now used for a multitude of purposes, including housing, shopping, and medical services, this collection of buildings originally had a different purpose. It was originally known as the Traverse City State Hospital, a facility which was originally used as an asylum for those suffering from mental illnesses, but would become a hospital and a refuge to those with tuberculosis, polio, the flu, and other contagious diseases. In this episode, Caity joins Skye to explore the history of this facility, how ..read more

When the Denver International Airport was built, it seemed unnecessary, out of place, and over budget. Since completion, the airport has featured some controversial artwork. On top of all of this, DIA is known for having a complex underground tunnel system that no one seems to agree what it is used for. In this episode, Tia joins Skye to talk about their local conspiracy, what really is going on with the Denver International Airport? Support the show (http://patreon.com/hmct ..read more

The Michigan Dogman comes to northern Michigan on years that end with a seven. He terrorizes the locals which results in them being "scared to death." To wrap up the first ever cryptids week, the crew discusses the Michigan Dogman and their own experiences. Support the show (http://patreon.com/hmct ..read more

Conducting research today often requires extensive ethical planning and approval by an institutional review board (IRB) to ensure that no participants can be physically or psychologically harmed during a study, the Stanford Prison Experiment occurred three years before the IRB system was in place. The goal of the Stanford Prison Experiment was to analyze the relationships between prison guards and prisoners. This experiment is notorious for its questionable ethics, lack of concrete data, and the deceit used throughout. In this episode, Skye discusses the experiment from beginning to early term ..read more