Monster Radio: Recent Episodes

Ashley Hilt

A show by two Cryptozoologists covering various cryptozoological topics.

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On September 12, 1952, Witnesses saw a bright object cross the night sky. What would follow would become one of the most historical events in Extraterrestrial history. On tonight's episode, Ryan and Ashley discuss the alleged encounter, the aftermath and possible connections to other strange events.

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The native fishermen know of it. Outsiders are aware of it. But does this monstrous shark still swim the dark waters??

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A few stories of the cold blooded kind.

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This episode is about the Gugwe. More specifically, the beast of Seven Chutes.

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Do these photos show the Skunk Ape?

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Hammerhead bat? Interdimensional creature? Demon? In this episode, we discuss the infamous Jersey Devil.

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In this week's episode Asherz and I sit down to discuss the Kelly Hopkinsville incident and the origin of the term "little Green men". Did the family encounter little Aliens or were they something more? Is there a connection to the Mothman?

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In this episode of "Monster Radio", Ashley and I sit down and chit chat with a long time friend, MattSquatch Presents. We cover our thoughts on UFOs, Paranormal, Cryptids and Matt's latest projects. If you like what you hear, Be sure to give Matt a follow here: https://www.youtube.com/c/Mattsquatch...

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In this episode, we discuss the spiritual aspects of the Wendigo lore and touch upon Swift-Runner; A fur trader who murdered and cannibalized his family. WAS Swift-runner possessed? Or was it a mere case of Psychopathy? We also discuss Jack Fiddler and his family. Men who braved the Wendigo curse and stood against it.

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Ashley and I sit down to discuss a VERY convoluted topic: the Wendigo and the misconceptions that came with the lore. Some say it's a Cryptid. Others believe it to be a Spiritual Entity. Join Ashley and I as we offer our thoughts and briefly cover a few incidents that might have led to the popular misconception.