Nature of Fear

Nature of Fear

Science EN ↓ 12 episodes

A podcast that explores the wild places where nature and fear interwine!

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Nature of Fear

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Science

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Latest episode

Apr 24, 2026

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Episodes

Tormenting Trees 24.04.2026

On today's special episode, in celebration of Arbor Day, we honor our wise wooden elders with several terrifying tree tales from around the globe and a new story that will leaf you barking for relief. Gather around the fire and join us as we explore the unknown horrors that await deep within the roots of these ancient beings.   Email us! contact@natureoffear.com    Instagram: @natureoffear    Face...

Haunted Hikes: Redwoods 29.03.2026

When most people think of California's Redwoods and rugged coastline, they picture beauty towering ancient forests, crashing waves, and quiet, untouched wilderness. But beneath that postcard-perfect image lies something far more unsettling. Strange encounters deep in the woods. Whispers of things seen but never explained. Along the cliffs and hidden coves, the ocean keeps its own secrets     Email...

Throw Back Special 07.03.2026

Gather around the fire and join me on this unique exploration, not into the unknown, but into already treaded ground still filled with mystery. Each unturned stone holds a story waiting to be told. In this episode, we'll revisit the terrifying creatures and haunting locations from our previous nine episodes. From the ever-growing mysteries of the elusive Bigfoot to some of our more recent tales of...

El Chupacabra 15.02.2026

In the 1995 panic swept across Puerto Rico as farmers reported a creature, that drained blood from livestock, lurking in the just out of sight. They called it El Chupacabra. Alien experiment, diseased predator, or an undiscovered creature? Join us as we dig into the legend, the evidence, and the mystery that refuses to die.     Email us! contact@natureoffear.com      Facebook: Nature of Fear    In...

A Wolfs Tale 26.01.2026

Come join our pack as we adventure into the frozen wilderness of North America and into the lives of one of the most remarkable living creatures on this continent. Wolves. The ancestor of humanity's best friend and, in some cases, our worst enemies. Wolves have a long rocky history. From being one of the most feared predators on the planet to facing near extinction. In this episode we will be shar...

Hauntings From Acadia National Park 13.01.2026

In this chilling episode, we venture to Acadia National Park! The only national park in the Northeast and one of the smallest, yet it ranks in the top 10 most visited in the U.S. Haunted trails where spirits linger, legendary portals to the underworld like the eerie Devil's Oven, and a history of tragic drownings, and misfortunes await. Despite its compact size, Acadia boasts rugged mountains (inc...

Weird Winter Whispers Part 2 01.01.2026

**Before we begin, we want to let listeners know this episode contains discussion of suicide. Please take care while listening, and feel free to skip this episode if this topic is difficult for you.   The fire is still crackling, the wind still howls, and Winter Whispers continues. In Part Two, we unravel the dark folklore of the Wendigo, the haunting tradition of Mari Lwyd, and the chilling concl...

Weird Winter Whispers 21.12.2025

We invite you into the long, cold nights where folklore stirs and ancient spirits roam. In this chilling episode, we gather unsettling tales born from winter's darkest corners. Meet The Yule Cat, a monstrous feline said to stalk those who fail to heed tradition. Cross paths with Frau Perchta, the icy enforcer of order who rewards the diligent and punishes the wicked. Drift into the silent snowfiel...

What Waits in Pocomoke 07.12.2025

Join us in this eerie exploration into the wilder side of the Pocomoke State Forest. From a mysterious, unmovable bible to the infamous Goatman of the Pocomoke River. We combine creepy, campfire storytelling with a semi-informative deep dive into these haunting events and of course a pinch of silliness to round out the experience. Let find out together why this is considered by many as one of the...

Searching for Sasquatch: An Interview on the Unknown 27.11.2025

Cozy up next to the fire with us for a fascinating interview about Bigfoot. The stories, the sightings, and the mysteries that keep this legend alive. Whether you're a believer or just curious, this episode pulls you into the world of the unknown. A special thanks to Jeff for taking time out of his day to talk to us!     Disclamer for the non-Michigan listeners: the UP is the upper peninsula of Mi...

Discover Bigfoots Ancient Roots: the Origin Story You Never Knew 20.11.2025

Something ancient watches from deep within the forest. Before "Bigfoot" was a tabloid headline, Indigenous nations knew it as Bukwas and Dzunukwa: a guardian of nature. A thief of children. A spirit of the wild. In this episode of Nature of Fear, we trace the origins of the legend from sacred Indigenous stories to the rock-throwing horrors of Ape Canyon. And discover why this shadow in the forest...

Mountain Lions: Not as Dangerous as Lightning 11.11.2025

In this debut episode of the Nature of Fear Podcast, we dive into the world of this silent predator. Mountain lions stalk the forests, deserts, and mountains of our country, always searching for their next target. Will it be you?   Join Amy and Stephen as they share and discuss stories about close encounters with these feline frights including firsthand experiences. Prepare yourself for this unlik...

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