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Episode 134: The Point of Unicorns

Everything you think you know about Unicorns is probably wrong. Or is it? What is the point of these creatures? Where do they come from? And what do they even look like? One thing is for sure, somehow capitalism is probably to blame.

As always, please come join the episode discussion on the Least Haunted Discord!

Enjoy the images below!

The Harappan Unicorn of Mohenjo Daro, ca. 2,500 BCE. The earliest depiction of a "Unicorn."

A "pendant" from Mohenjo Daro depicting the Unicorn Animal.

This seal depicts the Unicorn as a three headed chimera with an antelope, and a bull head. But illustrates the point that the Unicorn Animal is not a bull drawn in profile, since here we have two other two-horned animals in profile with two horns shown. c.a. 1,400 BCE.

A much later (late middle ages) depiction of a Unicorn based on a description given by the Greek physician and historian Ctesias. Ctesias lived in the 5th century BCE, and wrote of the Unicorns living in India. Possibly influenced by the Mohenjo Daro Unicorn Animal.

Early historians were pretty sure that the Unicorn or Monoceros in Greek, came from India. One particular description mentions that the unicorn has "feet like an elephant." and reports were consistent that unicorns were wild and untamable... You know what has one horn, feet "like an elephant" and is very wild and untamable? The Indian Rhinoceros.

Some early descriptions of Unicorns are definitely that of Rhinoceroses.

By the Middle Ages Unicorns are becoming more "horse-like" in description but one thing is constant, THEY DO NOT HAVE HORSE HOOVES! Their hooves are cloven like that of a goat or antelope. Or... As is the case in this 1572 painting by Maerten de Vos painting, the rhino/elephant feet of earlier descriptions.

The 1658 book, The History of Four-Footed Beasts by Howard Topsell, was a zoological encyclopedia that contained amongst entries on real animals, several "mythical" beasts as well. However at this time, many believed that Unicorns were real animals due to mistranslations of The Bible, which misconstrued the Hebrew word Re'em as meaning Unicorn. It doesn't, and as Sumerian cognate Rimu suggests, the animal described was actually the Aurochs, or wild ox.

The Cuneiform symbol for Rimu. The word translates to "Wild" or "Powerful" If drawn with the triangle point down it evokes the image of a Bull. (Wild aurochs have cleft hooves by the way…)

During the middle ages a market for Unicorn horns began. The Horn had supposed magical abilities like curing poison, or bestowing immortality. Unicorn Horns began showing up in royal and church collections. Many of these horns were procured from Danish sailors.

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Meet the Narwhal! Narwhals are an arctic dwelling relative of the Beluga whale. Male narwhals have a single tusk that can grow up to six feet in length and are a secondary sex characteristic, which means it has a role in attracting a mate. Danish sailors hunted the Narwhal and sold the tusks to unsuspecting European nobility and clergy eager for a Unicorn Horn.

Also during the Middle Ages, it became known that the best way to catch a unicorn was to lure it in with a virgin girl. Apparently the horn is a heavy handed metaphor for the penis. (See Least Haunted Episode 107: The Dick Knight Rises)

Depictions of unicorn hunts become a recurring theme in Middle Ages art. The most noteworthy example being The Unicorn Tapestries a series of 7 large 10ftx10ft tapestries showing a unicorn hunt from start to finish. Possibly made to commemorate the marriage of King Louis XII of France in the late 1500's. It is filled with coded Christian iconography, since by this time the unicorn had also become a symbol of Christ. The hunt of the unicorn is meant to be a metaphorical telling of the sacrifice of Jesus Christ to redeem the sins of the world.

This is the most famous tapestry from the series, number seven, The Unicorn in Captivity. Depicts a resurrected unicorn after the end of the hunt.

Throughout the many incarnations of Unicorns one thing was almost always constant, Unicorns were male. The Horn was meant to be a phallic image, and and unicorns came to be a symbol of the raw power of unbridled masculinity. All of that changed in 1968. In 1968 Peter S. Beagle published his book, The Last Unicorn, the titular character of which being a female unicorn. The book became a best seller and started the trend of linking unicorns to all things "Girly."

In 1982 the book was made into an animated film by the same studio that would later become Studio Ghibli. The film stars the voice talents of: Mia Farrow, Jeff Bridges, Alan Arkin, Christopher Lee, and Angela Lansbury, with music by the band AMERICA. (Note the cloven hooves!)

In the 1970s artist Lisa Frank began her career. Her rainbow colored unicorn artwork that was targeted specifically to girls did three things: 1) It swapped the gender of unicorns from a masculine symbol to a symbol of "Girl", 2) It introduced the rainbow colors that everyone presently expects when thinking of unicorns, and 3) It made a fuck ton of money.

The rainbow unicorn became the official logo of Lisa Frank, which in turn became a financial empire through the 1980s and 90s.

And copycats followed. Unicorns were now marketed specifically to girls. So successful was marketing that by the early 90s Unicorns also came to stand in for something else…

The gender transition of Unicorns from a masculine symbol to a feminine marketing juggernaut as well as the new found rainbow connection, really spoke to the queer community. Part of this was also the book The Last Unicorn as well. The feeling of being a rare "one of a kind" creature that many treat as mythical really spoke to the queer community. Also, would be remiss if I did not mention the 1985 film Legend, which is about Unicorns, and features Tim Curry as the embodiment of "Darkness" a role and costume which I have been told was the queer awakening for many...

The film also played with the old Maiden and Unicorn entrapment trope as well!

Today Unicorns are the second most ubiquitous "Mythical" creature next to Dragons. Cultural variants are many. They are also a marketing and capitalistic gold mine!

Used mostly to reinforce marketable gender roles unfortunately.

I, for one, am glad that the queer community can take Unicorns back to their wild roots, and reclaim the enigmatic, fluid, and strong imagery.

And lastly, have to shout out Enigma, and the 1990's cultural touchstone of the Pure Moods CD TV ads.

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Cody and I did a sequel to last year’s monster cereal review. I give you Cereal Killers 2: Mashing It https://youtu.be/TTiTgbX5ST0?si=Pr33kksCT6UhNCr8 via @YouTube

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Episode 123: Lights! Phoenix! Action!

Garth has returned from his special assignments, and Cody has returned from Phoenix with a tale to tell. Get out your telescopes and potato cameras, look upwards and through the past to the mid 90's as we explore one of the largest mass UFO sightings in history! And along the way we'll take a ride on a warthog too. 

As always, please come join the episode discussion on the Least Haunted Discord!

Enjoy the images and videos below!

Newspaper article with artists interpretation of eye witness accounts of UFO that flew over Arizona March 13th, 1997.

Flight path of UFO. Starting in Henderson, Nevada and finishing near Tucson, Arizona. A route of approximately 370 miles or 546 Kilometers. This was traveled in 1.25 hours.

At 10:00 pm Mike Crispin looks southward across Phoenix towards "South Mountain" and captures this footage.

Approximate line of sight of Mike Crispin, with his position being the North (top) end of the line.

Arizona Governor Fife Symington III holds a press conference about The Phoenix Lights with an aide dressed as an alien.

The A-10 Thunderbolt II aka "The Warthog" Close Air Support (CAS) jet aircraft. Development began in 1972, and it entered into service in 1977. Headquartered at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Arizona.

The General Electric GAU-8 Avenger 30mm Gatling Gun.

The Gau-8 Avenger can fire 3,900 30 millimeter depleted uranium rounds a minute. The round on the left is the 30 millimeter round, with the left being the round of a 30.06 rifle for comparison.

The Barry Goldwater Gunnery Range and Training Area.

The LUU2 Illumination Parachute Flare.

Sales Brochure for the flare with selected specs. Note that it is a A-10 Warthog that is shown deploying the flare in official promotional material for the hardware.

A video Analyisis of the Crispin footage that shows what is really going on with the second set of lights seen on March 13th, 1997.

Enhanced image from the video that shows the night time lights superimposed on top of daylight footage from the same exact spot and angle. This proves that the lights were beyond South Mountain, and confirms the official explanation of a LUU2 flare training exercise over the Barry M. Goldwater Gunnery Range.

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Comet Hale-Bopp

Alan Hale, Astronomer and one of two discoverers of the comet.

Thomas Bopp (1949-2018), the other discoverer of the comet.

Model of the path of Comet Hale-Bopp, credit for the animations goes to Phoenix7777 posted on Wikipedia - working from Data source: HORIZONS System, JPL, NASA.

3D model of the same

Heaven’s Gate website, which is still active.

How to report a comet: https://skyandtelescope.org/observing/how-to-report-a-comet-discovery/

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Episode 132: Fee-Fi-Fo-DUMB!

This time Cody tells Garth an internet favorite legend that is a giant pile of crap. And in searching for the origin, he causes himself physical pain and mental damage. Hold on tight for The Kandahar Giant!

As always, please come join the episode discussion on the Least Haunted Discord!

Enjoy the images below!

Kandahar Province, Afghanistan

Mountains of Kandahar where the "giant" was found.

These are the two most widely shared pictures of the Kandahar Giant, but no idea as to attribution or source.

Art Bell, host of Coast to Coast AM, where in December of 2008 the very first verifiable mention of the Kandahar Giant was made by Steve Quayle.

Steve Quayle is a Bible literalist and "Prophesy Interpreter." He also believes in giants, or as they are called in the apocrypha, "The Nephilim."

Quayle's theories and work is cited and further expounded upon by L.A. Marzulli, who is a charlatan and another Bible Literalist.

Marzulli makes his living off of selling books, speaking engagements, schilling for "Buy Gold" scams, subscriptions to his streaming service, pushing pseudo-medicine and snake oil, and a long list of "documentaries" covering all manner of biblical prophesy and his quest to expose the "Humanist Myth" of archaeology.

He is very active on YouTube and pushes all manner of conspiracies and right wing propaganda.

Nephilim theories are his real bread and butter. Part of his claims are that all ancient sites around the world were either built by giants, or as a response to giants. In 2016, he posted a video that claimed to be an interview with one of the soldiers who fought and killed the Giant of Kandahar. This video has since been deleted. But almost every single article, video, or podcast that tells the story of The Kandahar Giant is just regurgitating Marzulli's story from 2016.

Millions of hits on videos that repeat right wing Christian propaganda. Either knowingly, or unwittingly pushing this harmful drivel for clicks and success.

These stories and theories are incredibly offensive, racist, anti science, and harmful. They continue a colonizer mindset of discounting indigenous populations, their histories, and their achievements. They exist to push an agenda at best, or scam and rip off vulnerable people at worst. It's time to burn the beanstalk down.

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Wholesome Cody lore! As a kid, Cody was obsessed with the Statue of Liberty and Ghostbusters. Cody had a toy that was the Statue of Liberty and she would dance when you played music!

[Apologies for the late post. I tried to perform a ritual this weekend so hopefully some positive things will happen soon.]

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Episode 133: The Amazing Randi

Happy Pride! To celebrate we are going to discuss the magical and fabulous life of James Randi. One of the greatest magicians of the twentieth century, and a skeptical investigator without equal. From precocious beginnings in Canada, to the television screen, he battled misinformation and scammer "hoo-ha peddlers". And along the way he will test the boundaries of what it takes to bring honesty to a world of lies.   So grab a few spoons, some strong rope, and your skepticals. Things are about to become AMAZING! 

As always, please come join the episode discussion on the Least Haunted Discord!

Enjoy the images and videos below!

James Randi (born Randall James Hamilton Zwinge; August 7, 1928) Seen here at age 26 breaking Houdini's record on time spent in a submerged coffin.

Performing as The Amazing Randi, he specialized in escapism, that is, he would escape from things.

Uri Geller, (born 20 December 1946) an Israeli "Psychic" and master of "psychokinesis" who claimed he could bend and break metal with his mind. His preferred medium was spoons. He fooled researchers at Stanford University with his tricks, namely the bending of spoons, and gained minor celebrity.

The Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson was one of the most important shows in American pop culture for decades. In 1972, Carson arranged to have Uri Geller on as a guest. Unbeknownst to Geller, was that Carson was good friends with James Randi, and called him up for advice before the show...

Using tips the James Randi gave, Johnny was able to prevent Uri Geller from displaying any form of psychic powers. This would lead to a lifelong nemesis battle between Geller and Randi.

For his next trick, Randi teamed up with two young and very talented men who were very skilled self taught spoon benders and magicians. This was Project Alpha, where Randi would place his two ringers in the center of a 4 year experiment into Psychical Phenomena at the McDonnell Laboratory for Psychical Research (Mac Lab).

For nearly four years, with his secret coaching, the duo of Steve Shaw, and Mike Edwards, fooled scientists in a laboratory type setting. This was easy to achieve, as Randi had tried to warn the Mac Lab in advance and gave them a list of 11 things that could be done to prevent magicians from falsifying psychic powers. None of which were vigorously implemented by the lab. The whole ruse was revealed in a televised press conference. Project Alpha led to much criticism of Randi and his methods, with debate of how ethical the ruse was. Randi maintained that the deception was for the greater good, and justifiable.

Cody even learned spoon bending!

Peter Popoff, a televangelist and faith healer was James Randi's next target.

With the help of Steve Shaw (from Project Alpha) and a retired cop, Randi was able to figure out that Popoff was using an ear piece and radio to receive information about people in the audience that they themselves had provided in prayer cards.

As part of the scam, Popoff encouraged people to throw away life saving medications and instead give him money to be cured. After Randi exposed Popoff (with help from Johnny Carson again), Popoff briefly went bankrupt. But he would claw his way back to the top and continue to scam millions of dollars for decades through infomercials where he sold "Miracle Spring Water" from Chernobyl.

For his next trick, Randi would set out to perpetrate a hoax that could help disprove so called, "Channelers." Channelers claimed that they were being possessed by ancient human spirits tens of thousands of years old. So, Randi created "Carlos". Carlos was an ancient spirit who possessed the body of 19 year old José Alvarez.

Using Peter Popoff's radio trick, Randi fed lines and information to "Carlos" The hoax was created with the help of 60 Minutes Australia, and Randi and Alvarez went to Australia on a media tour with Carlos before revealing the whole scam on Australian TV.

In reality, Carlos was José Alvarez, a Puerto Rican artist, and James Randi's romantic partner. The two met at the Library in 1986, when Alvarez was 18, and Randi was nearing 60. Randi hid the fact publicly that he was gay until 2010 at the age of 81. He and José married in 2014.

However there was one thing, José was not really José. His real name was Davy, and he came from Venezuela. He had fled his home country for fear of his life due to his homosexuality, and had assumed the identity of José Alvarez. When this came to light in 2013, he was arrested and spent nine months in jail. He pled guilty, and was sentenced to "Time Served", 150 hours of community service, probation, house arrest, and a fine. He was also ineligible for legal citizenship.

The two stayed together until Randi's death at age 92 in 2020.

James Radni was an original founding member of CSI, The Committee for Skeptical Inquiry.

As well as a founder of CSI's affiliated magazine, Skeptical Inquirer.

He also founded The James Randi Educational Foundation, which promotes skeptical inquiry, scientific literacy, and science education. The JREF also famously offered the "James Randi $1million Prize" to anyone who could prove psychic abilities in a laboratory environment and to terms agreed upon by both parties. The Prize was never won, and the challenge was eventually retired with the prize money being donated to various charities and organizations.

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Episode 129: Cody and Garth Review Nandor Fodor and The Talking Mongoose

It's our FIFTH ANNIVERSARY! And to celebrate we have returned to the story that started it all. That's right, Gef The Talking Mongoose! Only this time we will be reviewing the 2023 film, Nandor Fodor and The Talking Mongoose, starring Simon Pegg, Minnie Driver, Christopher Lloyd, and... Neil Gaiman, unfortunately, as Gef the Mongoose.  Does it hold up to the tale we told in the first episode of this podcast? Who did it better? Spoiler: it was us. We did it better.

Along with the audio version, there is also a YouTube video!

As always, please come join the episode discussion on the Least Haunted Discord!

Enjoy the images below!

Nandor Fodor

The Irving Family home

A screenshot of the movie showing Gef's tail

The Gef Cody made

Special cameo in the video by me!

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Episode 127: Duncan Do Nots

This time Cody tells Garth all about Ectoplasm! What is it? Where does it come from? Should you eat it? etc. And along the way tells the story of the last woman to be "tried for witchcraft" in The United Kingdom!

As always, please come join the episode discussion on the Least Haunted Discord!

Enjoy the images and videos below!

The Fox Sisters, "founders" of Spiritualism.

Charles Richet, Nobel Prize winning scientist and discoverer of anaphylaxis also a spiritualist who coined the term Ectoplasm, and the idea of "The Sixth Sense."

Medium Kathleen Goligher photographed with her ectoplasm "lever" that allowed her to move tables. Ectoplasm was said to come from the orifices and pores of psychic mediums.

Eva Carrier with ectoplasm face, 1912. The face was actually cut from a newspaper.

Unknown Male medium with ectoplasm.

Psychical Researcher and fraud exposer Harry Price. Harry Price took an interest in Ectoplasm and medium Helen Duncan in particular. He obtained a sample of her ectoplasm and found it to be made of a combination of egg whites, lavatory paper, and cheese cloth that she swallowed and then regurgitated during seances, or hid in her sinus cavity.

Ectoplasm with "Spirit" face conjured by Cody for the Least Haunted Podcast. A mixture of egg whites and toilet paper with a face cut from a newspaper. Just how physical mediums made theirs 100 years ago!

Victoria Helen McCrae Duncan (1897-1956), Scottish physical medium famous for her ectoplasmic conjurings.

Helen with some of her "conjured spirits" made from paper mache. The ectoplasm coming from her nose is egg whites, toilet paper, and cheese cloth.

Helen in her black frock séance outfit expelling ectoplasm.

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Camille Flammarion. Astronomer, and father of modern speculative fiction, and possibly, accidentally responsible for scientology.

Camille working as a computer at the Societé Astonomie Francais.

Wood cut depicting a person gaining access to outside knowledge. First published by Camille Flammarion, but the original artist is unknown.

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Episode 109: Let's Get Kraken

In the most recent episode, Cody and Garth dive into the deep waters to talk about Kraken! And in Garth's corner, he covers the art of figureheads (the sculptures of the front of ships)!

Enjoy the images discussed in the episode below (trigger warning: the last two images are of dead animals, there's no blood or obvious signs of distress but y'all deserve a warning nonetheless)! And please come join the episode discussion on the Least Haunted Discord!

Sorry for the late post, I was hunting for a lake monster!

The book Cody read for the episode: Monsters of the Sea by Richard Ellis.

The Swine Whale (left) and possibly Kraken (right) Carta Marina map of Scandinavia (1539).

Illustration by Denys de Montfort. Historie naturelle des Mollusques (1802).

In 1861 the French ship Alecton recovered part of a Giant Squid, Achiteuthus. This event would inspire Jules Verne when writing 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea.

A Scandinavian grapnel anchor, aka Krake, made from the top of a spruce tree.

"The Kraken" in 1981's Clash of The Titans, although a feat of stop motion animation by Ray Harryhausen, NOT A KRAKEN.

The Mollusk album by Ween. The inspiration for SpongeBob SquarePants according to show creator, Stephen Hillenburg.

They Might Be Giants album Apollo 18 limited edition Zoetrope vinyl! Only 240 were ever made, Cody has #195 and Garth has #196.

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Here are some of the figureheads mentioned in Garth’s Corner. Special props to the YouTube Channel Baltic Empire for “Carved works and Figureheads: A History of Ship Decorations.” Garth also credits Chris Riley for his article “The History of Ship Figureheads.”

Here’s a carving of an elk’s head found in Säkkijärvi, Finland. It was made between 1750 and 1,500 BCE and is thought to have been attached to the front of a boat.

Some examples of Greek Ships with eyes.

The Oseberg Ship, a lavish ship that was buried in Norway some time in the 800s CE.

A model of the 80-gun Naseby (1655) showing Oliver Cromwell on a horse.

A mezzotint etching by Robert Sayer “Hercules as Ship's Figurehead” (1788).

A modern ship, Neptune, a replica of a 17th century Spanish galleon, originally built for the film "Pirates" (1986).

And finally, here’s an awkward mermaid Garth saw online. Not sure where he found it but here she is.

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Dead Sperm Whale with squid scars on its skin.

Dying Architeuthis found in Toyama Bay, Japan 2015.

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Polterbites: California Guillotines

Cody and Garth talk politics a bit, get a history lesson, debate their preferred means of execution, and then sing a cover of a Woody Guthrie/Wilco/Billy Bragg song.

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Episode 131: The Beauty of The Beast

Garth is on assignment once again. So this time Cody is joined once again by wildlife biologist Carolyn to discuss a beastly set of occurrences in pre-revolutionary France. What was to be a simple walk in the woods, becomes a very deep and thorough exploration of the ins and outs of The Beast of Gevaudan!

As always, please come join the episode discussion on the Least Haunted Discord!

Enjoy the images below!

Gevaudan's location in modern France (Courtesy Wikipedia)

A typical scenery of Gevaudan

Agathidascope* Diagram (*Agatheidoscope)

Contemporary picture of The Beast, note that here it is refereed to as a "Hyenne" or Hyena.

Images such as these appeared regularly in newspapers such as La Courrier d'Avignon

Statue depicting the heroic battle between mother Marie-Jeanne Valet and The Beast. She would become a minor folk hero through out France in February 1765, when she faught off the beast as it attacked her and her children. Sadly her 6 year old son would perish in the encounter. The event was commemorated in songs that were sung in the salons of Paris.

La Bete became one of the first "celebrities" of the modern era through widespread (sometimes global) interest and coverage.

King Louis XV of France (1710-1774) had a lot to make up for in the public eye in relation to the recent defeat of France in The Seven Years War, which led to the loss of all French territory in North America. As well as the ever widening gap between the peasantry and the nobility.

In an attempt to kill the beast and calm the public, Versailles sent Dragoons under command of First Captain Duhamel to the region. From January through June of 1765, Duhamel would unsuccessfully attempt to defeat the beast as a means of healing his damaged honor and masculinity following personal failings in The Seven Years War.

The Beast officially killed on 21 September 1765, but "The King's Gun" François Antoine. The Beast turned out to be a Eurasian Wolf. And the official position of Versailles was that the matter was ended and over.

The poorly taxidermied remains were briefly displayed to greatly underwhelmed nobles and members of court at The Royal Gardens of Versailles. While the Beast had been killed in the eyes of everyone in Versailles, attacks by wolves continued in Gevaudan for almost another full year before tapering off following a government program of poisoning wolves France wide.

Suspect 1: Spotted Hyena

Suspect 2: Subadult male African Lion

Suspect 3 (and most likely culprit): Eurasian Wolf

IT'S TIME FOR CAROLYN'S CLASSROOM!!

"Dire wolf" pups genetically modified by Colossal Biosciences

Dire wolf to grey wolf size perspective

Woolly Mammoth

Dodo

Thylacine, or Tasmanian Tiger

(Sorry for the late post, the toadstool wine I made recently is way too strong)

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Episode 114: The Dark Watchers

From the coast of Big Sur, to the top of the second highest peak in The British Isles, Cody and Garth explore tales of giant shadow figures in the mist. What are The Dark Watchers? Who is The Big Gray Man? and What does a specter from Germany have to do with it? All of this and the opening of your third eye await in the latest episode of Least Haunted!

As always, please come join the episode discussion on the Least Haunted Discord!

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The Winter Holidays are here again and at the Least Haunted HQ we want to help the spirits get to you! Enjoy the previous holiday specials and remember: the only things that's haunted is YOU!

A history of Yule with Dr. Tim King in Yule Be Home For Christmas

Christmas Special 2020: A Least Haunted Christmas Carol

Christmas Special 2021: Oops! All Christmas!

Christmas Special 2022: The Christmas Cryptid Caper!

Christmas Special 2023: Consent Fetishist Rassy's 100% Consensual Christmas Extravaganza

Christmas Special 2024: The Crepuscular Quadrant: They Give

As always, please come join the episode discussion on the Least Haunted Discord!

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New meme from Cody because we all want to see Mothman's butt.