• 2: A Werewolf, a Dogman & Skinwalker Walk Into a Bar: Denver Michaels Interview

  • Oct 25 2022
  • Length: 1 hr and 5 mins
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2: A Werewolf, a Dogman & Skinwalker Walk Into a Bar: Denver Michaels Interview

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  • On this special "Howl-O-Ween" Episode, I interview published author and passionate cryptozoologist, Denver Michaels about the Dogman phenomenon. We dig into one terrifying case of a young man who encountered not just one dogman, but a pack of them, when he was driving home on a dark autumn night.  We trek into the Weird Wilderness to uncover the origin of the Dogman and dive down the rabbit hole of high strangeness, a hotbed of unusual activity in West Virginia, portal activity...and I share my encounter with a glitching black dog that took place long before Dogman was cool.

    *****If you have a Weird Wilderness encounter that you'd like to share on an upcoming episode, I want to hear from YOU! Email me at heidi@weirdwilderness.com

    I'd love to hear about your Bigfoot encounters, stranger danger in the woods, cryptids, portals, lost time, strange lights in the sky, UFO/UAP's, strange apparitions...and all things Weird Wilderness.

     

    SOURCES:

    Author, Cryptozoologist -Denver Michaels : https://www.denvermichaels.net/about/

    North American Dogman Project : https://northamericandogmanproject.com/

    The National Cryptid Society: https://nationalcryptidsociety.org/

    Original artwork by : phldesign(www.fiverr.com)

    Music: Upbeat
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