Deep Lore Boys Podcast

Humans are weird, but animals are often weirder. Today the Deep Lore Boys dive into the legend of Lady Wonder, a psychic horse who allegedly located the bodies of several missing persons. Along the way we visit a small village in India where a three-eyed cow (celestial being?) was born, and explore the disappointingly vague phenomena of artificially glowing cats. Further reading... Lady Wonder: ht...

What are some of the largest things ever stolen? A 200ft bridge? The  Empire State Building? An entire Russian Orthodox church? Thankfully the  St. Louis Arch hasn't been stolen, but what's up with that thing? Why  does it exist, and why does it look like a massive Amongus? The Deep  Lore Boys aim to find out. Further reading...   Biggest Things Ever Stolen:  https://...

North Sentinel Island is home to a completely uncontacted tribe, cut off  from the modern world... so why is there a Red Lobster on South  Sentinel Island? Furthermore, were mustaches uncommon until the modern  era of human history? Is it our "modern beard technology" that made  mustaches possible for the everyday man? Lets talk about that. Further reading...  Sentinelese:...

History is full of strange and fantastic monsters, and the Deep Lore Boys are on the hunt. Do lizardmen horde gold in tunnels beneath LA? Does Nessie exist? What about the Tarasque and the great Skolex worm? But most importantly, how can you tell which of your friends are human, and which ones are shape-shifting reptiles?    Further reading...  Los Angeles Lizard Tunnels: https://do...

Today the Deep Lore Boys highlight two of WWII's strangest characters, and one of it's most legendary. Did Finland have a drug-powered super soldier? Did Jack Churchill kill Nazi's with a longbow? And just how wise were Yogi Berra's Yogi-isms? Plus, an update from Matthew on the current state of pykrete (see episode 1).   Further reading...  Aimo Koivunen: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A...

The Deep Lore Boys take a trip to the late 1800's where the legendary Bass Reeves put three thousand criminals behind bars, and fourteen more in the dirt. Next we hit up Baltimore to find Edgar Allen Poe's mysterious super-fan, followed by a trip to some wack theme parks with awkward names and controversial gift shop items. Further reading... Bass Reeves: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bass_Reeves...