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Cryptids Of The Corn

Cryptids of the Corn Podcast
Bigfoot
Cryptozoology
Cryptids
Plasmoids
Ufos
Mothman
Dogman
Ohio Bigfoot Jamboree
Starchild Skull
Paranormal Phenomena
Aliens
Sea Monsters
Sasquatch
Infrasound
Ball Lightning
Ohio
Owl Man Of Cornwall
White River Monster
Dyatlov Pass Incident
Uaps

Welcome to Cryptids of the Corn podcast, where we like to say is where scientific and magical thinking combine. We use the great and powerful Mr.E’s background of biology and The Clone masters Jay’s background in uncovering conspiracy to tackle all things Cryptozoological, Ufologically, paranormal and conspiratorial topics that occur anywhere corn can be found. We try our best not to lead you off ... more

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Mr. E and Jay Clone discuss the Zuiyo-Maru caught on the Japanese fishing trawler. Originally the carcass was said to be that of a Plesiosaur but after much debate from less-educated people that were not there, they decided it had to be a dead baskin... more

Mr. E and Jay Clone bring up some old stories that were covered in previous seasons of Cryptids of the Corn about the man-eating Leviathan. It is said God created this massive aquatic monstrosity, simply for the fact that He enjoyed watching it froli... more

This large, hoofed mammal is famous for its unique horns, stunning coloration, and it's extremely agile nature.

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Mr. E and Jay Clone look into the mysterious case of a very strange briefcase with extraordinary contents. Found in a dumpster, this mysterious wooden box had everything from Biblical angels, demons, anatomical drawings of alien creatures, highly tec... more

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Recent Guests

Bea (Suzanne)
Festival organizer; booth coordinator
Hocking Hills Bigfoot Festival organizing team
Episode: Hocking Hills Bigfoot Festival 2026 Review
Mike Hartman
Bigfoot Tracker app developer
Bigfoot Tracker app
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Diamond Jim
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Brian Wolf
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Edgar The Storm Chaser
Storm chaser and content creator
Storm Chasers/Discovery media
Episode: Hocking Hills Bigfoot Festival 2026 Review
Niina Niskanen
Author, illustrator, and folklorist who provided her Sami folklore book and permission to use stories
Author of Mythology of the Sámi
Episode: Mythology of the Sámi (Minorities within Minorities) S.8 Ep.54
Jeremiah Byron
Bigfoot Society Podcast host
Bigfoot Society Podcast
Episode: Bigfoot Society Podcast Reports Eastern Ohio Bigfoot Flap: Interview with Jeremiah Byron S.8 Ep.47
Augie Macro
Host and creator of the YouTube series Cryptid Creatures
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Lisa Russell
Organizer of Squonkapalooza, associated with Cryptid Comforts
Cryptid Comforts
Episode: Squonkapalooza 2025 Review! S.7 Ep.46

Hosts

Mr. E
Host with a biology background, co-hosting and steering scientific context within episodes.
Jay Clone
Co-host bringing conspiracy and storytelling angles, often handling lore and interpretation.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 1.1k ratings
  • Fantastic take on all things cryptid & beyond.

    I first heard of Cryptids Of The Corn when they were guests on another podcast I listen to. So, loving anything Cryptid related and how they presented themselves on the other show, I had to check them out. I was not disappointed!!

    Justin and Jay bring fresh new perspectives on all things cryptid, paranormal and beyond. They’re entertaining, interesting, insightful and funny. Plenty of interesting guests and collaborations with other podcast hosts to make a great show even better. Now I have ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jason Seig
    United Statesa month ago
  • Great podcast

    I heard about this pod from out there (another podcast) and now I listen to 3 podcasts now

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Friendly Fresno Nightcrawler
    United States2 months ago
  • Don’t Change For Anyone

    Your podcast is one of the very few I feverishly anticipate listening to every week! I absolutely love that I learn a lot AND burst into laughter during each episode. Jay, your rants speak for a lot of us. Keep it up! Mr. E, your sighing and (assumed) eye rolling also speak for a lot of us. Praying God blesses you and all of your loved ones. Most sincerely, Mary in AZ.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Emary54
    United States2 months ago
  • 557 episodes later. . .

    Hands down, my favorite show about cryptids. Found them earlier this year & have now listened to every public episode. Got to meet them at a Bigfoot event in Arkansas & was blown away by how genuine & kind these guys were.

    I love how they research more than just Bigfoot. With their critical, yet open-minded approach, they consider all possibilities from the paranormal to Lazarus taxon to misidentified wildlife. They are big on conservation and are unapologetic about it. They are admittedly C... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cyborg Betty
    United States2 months ago
  • Concerned, longtime listener

    The show has gotten weird, odd, sloppy. Suggestion: reduce the frequency of your podcast and improve the quality. Jay is all over the place, and tries to be funny too often. Sometimes the pair don’t seem to be having a conversation - almost as if the show is constructed from 2 independent asynchronous monologues. In the past, Jay was sort of the proxy for the listener… he would ask questions I might ask, play the role of skeptic, help connect insights.

    It’s also getting tiresome, embarr... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bigcountry1000
    United States2 months ago

Listeners Say

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Fans appreciate deep dives on cryptids and related folklore, with entertaining storytelling that remains engaging over long episodes.
Listeners praise the show's humor, chemistry, and accessible science.
Some reviews mention inconsistency in episode quality and occasional overemphasis on satire over evidence.

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#20
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#164
United States/Science
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#59
Canada/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#104
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#34
Australia/Science/Nature
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#137
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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

David Hardie: Building a Cryptid Empire
Q: How do you approach reliability when dealing with famous eyewitness accounts?
We acknowledge sources, cite corroborating reports, and balance popular narratives with historical context, emphasizing that many accounts may be exaggerated or contested while still offering valuable cultural insights.
David Hardie: Building a Cryptid Empire
Q: What makes Mothman a lasting icon in cryptozoology according to your view?
Multiple iterations and interpretations (insectoid, avian, shadowy, and other forms) suggest a flexible, evolving symbol rather than a single, fixed creature, which helps it endure in public imagination and scholarly discussion.
Jeremiah Byron Collab Super Episode: Bigfoot Society Podcast
Q: How do you approach verifying Bigfoot reports for your map and coverage, given the abundance of AI-generated or dubious submissions?
We rely on a sniff test grounded in years of listening to witnesses, checking for consistency, avoiding clearly AI-generated content, and triangulating reports with local researchers like Glenn Adkins to validate key details before sharing.
Jeremiah Byron Collab Super Episode: Bigfoot Society Podcast
Q: What has been one of your most unexpected fan interactions or fan-driven moments?
A fan at Crypticon surprised us with a story that connected to a published work (Ken Gearhart's Bigfoot book), illustrating how personal encounters can ripple into broader media ecosystems and fan communities.
Jeremiah Byron Collab Super Episode: Bigfoot Society Podcast
Q: What episode of Cryptids Of The Corn has been received the best by your audience and was there a sleeper hit you didn't expect?
The organic UFO trilogy surprised us with its reception; it stood out despite initial pushback from parts of the UFO community, and it became a top-performing arc for the show.

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Cryptids of the Corn blends scientific discussion with folklore, cryptids, ufology, and conspiratorial topics in a light, humorous format. Episodes span biology-informed analysis of real species, folklore-inspired creatures, paranormal legends, and media literacy around sensational science stories, often featuring banter between two main hosts who riff off each other and invite curious listeners to form their own theories. Notable is the dual emphasis on empirical detail (biology terms, ecological context) and imaginative storytelling, creating a distinctive niche for audiences who enjoy both science and mystery, with approachable explanations and a playful skepticism about extraordinary claims.

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1. HOLOSKY PODCAST
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3. Sasquatch Chronicles
4. Expanded Perspectives
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Recent guests on Cryptids Of The Corn include:

1. Bea (Suzanne)
2. Mike Hartman
3. Diamond Jim
4. Brian Wolf
5. Edgar The Storm Chaser
6. Niina Niskanen
7. Jeremiah Byron
8. Augie Macro

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