Lunatic Soup

👽 Tiny, creepy, and somehow unforgettable... this week we're talking about the infamous Dover Demon. 👀

This bizarre little cryptid has been terrifying (or at least confusing) people in Dover, Massachusetts for decades. The wildest part? Multiple people reported seeing the same strange creature—and their sketches all looked eerily similar. 😳

Is it an alien? A cryptid? A sleep-deprived raccoon? We dive into the sightings, the ...

This week on Lunatic Soup, we dig into the real 1949 case that inspired The Exorcist: the exorcism of the boy long known as “Roland Doe.” We break down the documented events from Maryland to St. Louis, the priests’ eyewitness accounts, the diary entries, the medical theories, and the decades‑long secrecy surrounding the boy now believed to be Ronald Hunkeler. From moving furniture to unexplained markings to the Je...

This is a dark one, today we delve into the shadowy history of demonology—the study of demons, devils, and the infernal forces that have haunted human belief for millennia. From ancient Mesopotamian spirits to the medieval grimoires that cataloged hell’s hierarchy, we trace how different cultures have named, feared, and tried to control the unseen. Was demonology a spiritual science, a tool of religious power, or a way ...

This week on Lunatic Soup we are re-airing one of our favorite episodes... The Bell Witch of Tennessee! Join us as we discuss  this legendary poltergeist case, where disembodied voices, mysterious attacks, and a vengeful spirit named "Kate" plagued a pioneer family. We'll talk about this spooky story and discuss if it was a vengeful witch, a mischievous prankster, or something else entirely? Listen wherever you get your podcas...

This week on Lunatic Soup, we’re heading to New York where women were also accused of being witches for...existing. From accusations of magic and demonic possession to political chaos, religious fear, and suspiciously dramatic neighbors, we’re diving into the forgotten history of the New York witch trials happening around the same time Salem was losing its collective mindSo grab your emotional support beverage, hide you...

The Witch of Pungo takes center stage in this week’s Lunatic Soup as we dive into the life, legend, and lingering mystery of Grace Sherwood—the Virginia woman accused of bewitching neighbors, ruining crops, shapeshifting into a cat, and conjuring storms before being subjected to a trial by ducking in 1706. We explore who Sherwood really was beneath the folklore, how a tangle of superstition and community grudges fueled ...

This week we dive into the only homicide case in U.S. history where the defense basically shrugged and said, “Hey, don’t look at us — look at the demon.” We unpack the Glatzel family’s claims, the Warrens’ very enthusiastic involvement, the exorcisms that may or may not have happened, and the day Arne Johnson stabbed his landlord after what witnesses described as “a very weird argument.&rdq...

This week on Lunatic Soup, we unpack the strange rise of the Dybbuk Box — the internet’s most infamous haunted object. We trace how a simple wine cabinet bought at an estate sale became a viral horror legend, how Jewish folklore was reshaped into a modern creepypasta, and why the story exploded once it landed in Zach Bagans’ (Dildo himself’s) Haunted Museum. From Kevin Mannis’ confession to Post Malone...

This week on Lunatic Soup, we dive into the extraordinary and controversial world of Chris Bledsoe, the North Carolina experiencer whose encounters with orbs, entities, and a mysterious figure he calls The Lady have drawn the attention of NASA scientists, intelligence officials, and half the UFO community. We break down the Cape Fear sightings, the government interest, the prophecies tied to Regulus, and why Bledsoe has become a ce...

This week on Lunatic Soup, we dive into the strange digital afterlife of Tartaria — an alleged lost empire that became one of the internet’s favorite conspiracy worlds. We trace how a region on old maps morphed into a full‑blown online mythology filled with mud floods, giants, impossible architecture, and AI‑generated evidence. From Victorian world’s fairs to TikTok timelines, we unravel why Tartaria exploded in t...

This week we tear into the shadowy world of Irish werewolf legends. From the eerie stories of the Faoladh, said to be protectors rather than monsters, to the chilling accounts of Werewolves of Ossory, cursed to roam in wolf form, we unravel how werewolf lore across cultures may be more than just folklore. Why do so many regions share eerily similar stories of human-to-beast transformation? And who—or what—was Peter Stum...

Dive headfirst into absolute chaos this week on Lunatic Soup, where we unravel the bizarre tale of “Gerald” the dolphin—yes, the dolphin who allegedly kidnapped a Florida man and dragged him under water to construct their… recreation center. What starts as a strange marine story spirals into something much deeper as we explore why NASA has quietly studied dolphin intelligence for decades… and whether...

Uncover the chilling legend of the Irish vampire that predates Dracula — the Abertach. Was he a cursed warlord, a fairy tyrant, or the embodiment of Ireland’s ancient fears? And what if the stories are more real than we think?
In this episode, we dive deep into Irish folklore, exploring how a diminutive chieftain transformed into a sinister revenant demanding blood – and how his story might have inspired one o...

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please turn this into a funny cpation for the podcast epissode where we did a watch party about the documentary "The Age of Disclosure" In this engaging conversation, the hosts reflect on personal experiences, including the loss of a beloved icon and the activism of the next generation. They delve into the intriguing world of UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena), discussing government secrecy, the implications fo...

In this lively episode, the hosts discuss a variety of topics ranging from the excitement of the Super Bowl to the concept of past lives and reincarnation. They share personal anecdotes, humorous jokes, and delve into the mysteries of the Mandela Effect. The conversation flows through their experiences with cocktail events, children's past life memories, and the intriguing stories of the Pollock twins. The episode wraps up with tho...

In this episode of Lunatic Soup, we unravel the strange legend of the Moon-Eyed People, pale nocturnal beings said to have lived in Appalachia before European settlers. Were they ancient Welsh or European descendants, fae, aliens, or something more cryptid in nature? Known for avoiding sunlight, moving by moonlight, and sometimes causing mischief—or danger—these figures blur the line between folklore and the unexplained...