Kayla and Allyson are back from their extended winter break. It's Wet Week! Allyson discusses the possibly-extinct, possibly-a-hoax Trinity Alps Giant Salamander, and Kayla gets into her personal connection with Isabella the Bear Lake Monster, Utah's own personal Nessie.
Link to "The Cryptid Zoo" website: http://www.newanimal.org/
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Kayla and Allyson are back from their extended winter break. It's Wet Week! Allyson discusses the possibly-extinct, possibly-a-hoax Trinity Alps Giant Salamander, and Kayla gets into her personal connection with Isabella the Bear Lake Monster, Utah's own personal Nessie.
Link to "The Cryptid Zoo" website: http://www.newanimal.org/
Episode 4: Beefy Sebastian (10,000 Candles in the Wind)
Wet Hot American Legends
1 hour 12 minutes 39 seconds
5 years ago
Episode 4: Beefy Sebastian (10,000 Candles in the Wind)
This week, Kayla discusses the Beast of Bray Road, the werewolf-like creature that terrorized a small town in Wisconsin during the 90s. Allyson explains the legend of the Jackalope, one of America's most famous cryptids and a "fearsome critter" of the Old Wild West.
Links to items discussed in this episode:
"Ariel Needs Legs" by Neil Cicierega - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_nH6ya5g2-s
Lost Tapes "Beast of Bray Road" episode - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yb_EtagkO1E
Linda Godfrey's Twitter - https://twitter.com/lindasgodfrey
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Wet Hot American Legends
Kayla and Allyson are back from their extended winter break. It's Wet Week! Allyson discusses the possibly-extinct, possibly-a-hoax Trinity Alps Giant Salamander, and Kayla gets into her personal connection with Isabella the Bear Lake Monster, Utah's own personal Nessie.
Link to "The Cryptid Zoo" website: http://www.newanimal.org/
