Into the Shadows: Recent Episodes
Into the Shadows
"Into the Shadows" is a podcast that covers a wide range of mysterious topics. Bill Scott and Zach Bales, authors of "The Ghost Hunter" and "The Amateur's Guide to Ghost Hunting," give listeners the unique opportunity to hear the haunting accounts of paranormal experts and/or witnesses to the unexplained. Along the way, they bring life to the program through colorful anecdotes and their wealth of knowledge concerning each new topic. Will you dare to venture into the shadows?
In the mid-season finale of INTO THE SHADOWS, Bill Scott and Zach Bales discuss Point Pleasant, West Virginia's infamous bogeyman, the Mothman. Some believe that the Mothman was responsible for a terrible accident in Point Pleasant that claimed the lives of more than forty people. The discussion begins with a review of EYES OF THE MOTHMAN, a 2011 documentary that covers the hair-raising legend. Listen, if you dare...
UFO's are the topic on this week's episode of INTO THE SHADOWS. Join Bill Scott and Zach Bales as they dive into this phenomenon with an interview of Roberta Smith, the director of MUFON (Mutual UFO Network) for the state of Kentucky. MUFON is the international organization that investigates UFO sightings. Also, Zach and Bill take a few minutes to review John Carpenter's THEY LIVE, which was recently released for the first time on Blu-Ray. Listen, if you dare...
In Season 3, Episode 5 of INTO THE SHADOWS, Bill Scott and Zach Bales interview Cassidy Rae, one of Kentucky's acclaimed spiritual mediums. Together, they discuss Cassidy's ability to communicate with the dead, what this experience is like, and many of her encounters. Also, Bill and Zach review James Wan's freshly-released THE CONJURING. Listen, if you dare...
In Season 3, Episode 3 of INTO THE SHADOWS, Bill Scott and Zach Bales discuss one of America's infamous serial killers, the Texarkana Moonlight Murderer. The discussion leads to an in-depth analysis of the case, as well as our opinions as to the identity of the killer. "The Phantom," as the killer was called, was never caught. Bill and Zach also take time to review the 1976 film based upon the killings, Charles B. Pierce's THE TOWN THAT DREADED SUNDOWN, which was released for the first time on Blu-Ray just a few weeks ago. Listen, if you dare...