I WANT MY TAILYPO! Start spooky season with us as we unearth the history of the most notorious creature you've never heard of. This week, we bring you a terrifying modern adaptation of the legendary Tailypo story, following a lone hiker on the Appalachian Trail who finds out the hard way that you never eat what you can't identify. From unsettling glowing eyes in the dark to the creature's haunting, raspy demand, prepare for a classic Southern horror story. Stick around after the story for our full discussion where we break down the Appalachian origins of the Tailypo and its roots as a cautionary tall tale about isolation and survival.
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