That's Kinda Paranormal

We made it to Episode 50 — against all available evidence. In Part 2 of our three-part Bigfoot series, we're puttingthe legend's biggest evidence under the microscope. Casey and Dave dig into the Patterson-Gimlin film and the infamous Patty, alleged Sasquatch footprints, eyewitness encounters, hair and DNA testing, and the deeply unsettling SierraSounds. We also look at the scientists who...

BIGFOOT Part 1: Before Bigfoot | The Bigfoot Files Before the blurry photos, shaky footage, and endless debates, there was a legend. But where did Bigfoot actually come from? In Episode 49 of That's Kinda Paranormal , Casey and Dave kick off The Bigfoot Files , a three-part deep dive into one of the world's most famous cryptids. We're going back to the beginning, exploring Indigenous S...

The New England Vampire Panic wasn’t over yet. In 1892, nineteen-year-old Mercy Lena Brown died oftuberculosis in Exeter, Rhode Island. Less than two months later, her body was examined for signs that she was somehow consuming the life of her dying brother, Edwin. And what they found inside her heart convinced some of thepeople standing there that they had found exactly what they were looking for....

Long before vampires sparkled, brooded in castles, or became Halloween icons, New Englanders were digging up their dead to stop them from feeding on the living. In Episode 47 of That’s Kinda Paranormal , Casey and Dave dive into the New England Vampire Panic—a bizarre and very real period of American history when tuberculosis swept through families and communities, leaving people desperate for an...

Deep in the rainforests of Java, something is said to be flying overhead—and apparently, it has a habit of announcing itself. This week on That’s Kinda Paranormal , Casey and Dave dive into the legend of the Ahool, a massive bat-like cryptid reportedly lurking in the jungles of Indonesia. We get into where the story came from, the sightings that helped build the legend, and the theories about what...

Michigan is home to more lighthouses than any otherstate—but some of them may have never been truly abandoned. In this episode of That's Kinda Paranormal , Casey andDave travel the shores of the Great Lakes to uncover the history and haunting legends behind four of Michigan's most infamous lighthouses. From phantom cigar smoke and practical-joking spirits to mysterious footsteps, abandoned...

Between 1764 and 1767, a mysterious creature stalked the French countryside, leaving more than 100 people dead and an entire region living in fear. Witnesses described a beast unlike any wolf they had ever seen—larger, faster, and seemingly impossible to kill. Was the Beast of Gévaudan simply an unusually large wolf? A pack of predators? A hyena brought from overseas? Or did the attacks inspire on...

This week, we're traveling to Victoria, British Columbiato explore the history and hauntings of Craigdarroch Castle, one of Canada's most famous historic mansions. Built by coal baron Robert Dunsmuir in the late 1800s, the castle has witnessed family tragedy, changing fortunes, and morethan a century of fascinating history. Today, visitors and staff report unexplained footsteps, shadowy fi...

Deep in the forests of Cambodia, stories have circulated forgenerations about the mysterious Kting Voar—a legendary snake-eating wild cow with unusual spiral horns said to possess extraordinary powers. In thisepisode, we explore the folklore surrounding this little-known cryptid, the mysterious horns that briefly convinced scientists they had discovered a new species, and the debate over whether t...

In 1977, a family in Enfield, England found themselves atthe center of a haunting that would make headlines around the world. With reports of moving furniture, eerie voices, and unexplained activity, the Enfield Poltergeist remains one of the most debated paranormal cases of all time. Was it real, a hoax, or a little bit of both? Let's find out. This episode draws from historical documents, pu...

The Jersey Devil has haunted New Jersey's Pine Barrens for nearly 300 years. This week, we're exploring the legend of Mother Leeds, the famous 1909 sightings, eyewitness encounters, and the history behind one of America's most iconic cryptids. Is the Jersey Devil a real creature, a misunderstood animal, or a legend that took on a life of its own?

For more than a century, Eloise was far more than an asylum. It was a sprawling community that housed the poor, the sick, the elderly, tuberculosis patients, and those struggling with mental illness. At its peak, thousands of people lived behind its walls—and thousands never left. In this episode of That’s Kinda Paranormal , Casey andDave explore the history of Michigan’s infamous Eloise Asylum, f...

Deep in the old forests of North America, lumberjacks told stories about creatures hiding between the trees… A sobbing cryptid that dissolves into tears. A stalker that always stays just out of sight. And something in the canopy with deadly aim. In this episode of That’s Kinda Paranormal, Casey and Dave dive into the strange world of forgotten lumberjack folklore, exploring the legends of the Squo...

Beneath the streets of Paris lies a maze of tunnels holding the remains of more than six million people… and according to some, not all of them are resting peacefully. In this episode of That’s Kinda Paranormal, Casey drags Dave deep into the history, hauntings, cataphiles, hidden chambers, and chilling legends of the Paris Catacombs—from Philibert Aspairt and the infamous Z Room… to secret underg...

In this episode of That’s Kinda Paranormal , Casey drags Dave deep into the scorching sands of the Gobi Desert to investigate one of the world’s strangest and most terrifying cryptids—the Mongolian Death Worm. Described as a blood-red creature said to burrow beneath the desert, kill from a distance, spit venom, and possibly even deliver an electric shock… the Death Worm has haunted Mongolian folkl...

A mass murder. A haunted house. A story that still divides people. This episode explores the Amityville Horror, from the DeFeo family murders to the Lutz family’s 28 days of reported paranormal activity. Featuring the involvement of Ed and Lorraine Warren and the lasting debate over whether this was a true haunting or hoax.

Hey guys—so… life absolutely body slammed our schedule for a minute and we did not recover quickly 😂 BUT we’re back, we’re editing, and we’ve got some really good episodes coming. Thanks for sticking with us while we got our lives together (or at least tried to) 🖤 We didn’t think rabbits would be a problem… and yet here weare. This week on That’s Kinda Paranormal , we’re talkingrabbit cryptids—h...

Stories of changelings, disappearances, and encounters thatdon’t have easy explanations. In Part 2 of our Irish Fae deep dive, we explore the darkerside of the folklore—why people believed the fae could take humans, what happened when they did, and the real historical case of Bridget Cleary. From fairy abductions and time distortion to banshees andthe Slua, these are the stories that were told as...

We’re talking about fairies… but not the cute kind. In Part 1 of our Irish Fae series, we’re diving into the origins, rules, and creatures of Irish folklore—and honestly? The vibes are questionable. From fairy rings and cursed trees to shapeshifting chaos creatures, this is not the Disney version. So yeah… maybe don’t mess with mushrooms.

We’re going to Ireland… and straight into a haunted prison. This week on That’s Kinda Paranormal , we’re exploring Wicklow Gaol — a place packed with history, rebellion, and honestly… some very questionable vibes. People have reported hearing footsteps, seeing shadow figures, and feeling like they’re not alone in the building. So is it just an old, creepy prison… or is something still hanging arou...

These stories originate from Navajo traditions. Out of respect, we’re discussing the folklore and its cultural context rather than attempting to recreate or sensationalize sacred beliefs. Deep in the deserts and canyons of the American Southwest, stories circulate about something that walks between worlds. Known in Navajo tradition as the skinwalker, this figure is part of a complex and deeply roo...

What if the monster wasn’t a myth… just early? This week on That’s Kinda Paranormal , Casey and Dave dive into the creatures that lived in the uncomfortable space between folklore and science — animals once dismissed as hoaxes, sailor exaggerations, or straight-up nonsense… until they were officially discovered. We’re talking about: 🦑 The Giant Squid — aka the kraken with better PR 🐟 The Coelaca...

The Great Lakes may look calm… but beneath the surface liesone of North America’s eeriest bodies of water. This week on That’s Kinda Paranormal , Casey and Davedive deep into the legend of the Great Lakes Triangle — the Midwest’s answer to the Bermuda Triangle. From vanished ships and the still-unrecovered Northwest Airlines Flight 2501 to the devastating White Hurricane of 1913, we’re unpackingth...

Room 217. Phantom piano music. Children running through empty hallways. This week on That’s Kinda Paranormal , Casey and Dave check into one of America’s most infamous haunted hotels — The Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado. Known as the inspiration behind Stephen King’s The Shining , the Stanley has built a reputation that goes far beyond fiction. Guests and staff have reported unexplained foo...

You know him. You (maybe) trust him. But should you really be letting a flying baby fire weapons at people? This week on That’s Kinda Paranormal , Casey and Dave investigate Cupid — aka history’s smallest agent of emotional damage. We’re talking ancient myths, chaotic love stories, and the very questionable evolution from Greek god Eros to modern Valentine’s Day icon. Along the way we ask the impo...