Category Archives: legend tripping

Mothman on the Telephone: Freebie Download

I put together a collection of some of my posts and articles about the beeping/electronic aspects of Mothman and Bigfoot encounters. You can read it on my Scribd page: Mothman on the Telephone.

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Mary Hyre: “Where the Waters Mingle”

From the blog John Keel: Where the Waters Mingle. A series of articles from the Mothman era by reporter Mary Hyre, who lived in Pt. Pleasant at the time.

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Andrew Colvin on Coast to Coast

My favorite C2C host, George Knapp, interviews Andy Colvin this Sunday night. I’ll be listening! More here.

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New TR: Gray Barker; Chasing the Flying Saucers

My new Trickster’s Realm column is up at Binnall of America. It’s about a neat vintage find of an old issue, column by Gray Barker, and some weird goings on in West Virginia “pre Mothman.” Gray Barker’s Chasing the Flying … Continue reading

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From 1980: Letterman Interviews John Keel

Thanks to the John Keel: Not an Authority on Anything blog, this link to a clip from 1980, of David Letterman interviewing John Keel. One neat and surprising thing; Letterman says he thinks most people have seen UFOs, and probably … Continue reading

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‘Mothman Radio’

Nick Redfern and Raven Meindel interview Andrew Colvin on tonight’s episode of Exploring All Realms. Promises to be a good show. More here.

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Andrew Colvin’s ‘Mothman Speaks’

Volume 1 of Andrew Colvin’s Mothman Speaks; Candid Conversations Concerning Cosmic Conundrums – Cryptic Creatures, Chimeras, Contactees, and the Cleverly Coded Coincidences and … of the Collective Unconscious (Volume 1) I love Andrew Colvin’s Mothman Photographers series, and his writing … Continue reading

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More Mothy Goodness: Mike Clelland interviews Andrew Colvin

Delighted to find that Mike Clelland has brought us a new interview, this one with Mothman witness/experiencer and author Andrew Colvin. (Mothman’s Photographer series, etc.) As I commented on Mike’s blog hidden experience, thank you for bringing this to us. … Continue reading

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Nick Redfern: Mothman and NASA

Juicy Fortean crazy out there stories (a good thing!) from Nick Redfern about NASA and Mothman. Yes, NASA and Mothman!. Who knew? Actually, the story gives support to the idea that the government had something to do with manipulating energies … Continue reading

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Happy Birthday Mothman

Loren Coleman at Cryptomundo writes about Mothman’s “birthday” — it was 44 years ago November that witnesses encountered the winged, humanoid creature in Pt. Pleasant, West Virginia. From Cryptomundo: On November 15, 1966, the World was introduced to the phenomenon … Continue reading

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