MonsterTalk: The Science Show About Monsters is a free audio podcast that critically examines the science behind cryptozoological (and legendary) creatures, such as Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, or werewolves.Become a supporter of this podcast: www.spreaker.com/podcast/monstertalk--6267523/support.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 436 | Founded | 16 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureScienceNatural Sciences |
Matt & Karen went out for a little getaway weekend to Victor, Colorado and ended up investigating the allegedly haunted Victor Hotel. Did Eddie die in the hotel elevator? Was Matt caught in embarrassing circumstances? Find out inside!
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We're excited to welcome back Peter Bebergal. This time we're talking about mysticism and dybbuks. Be sure and check out the links below including the upcoming talk Peter is giving April 14th for The Last Tuesday Society.
Peter on Jewish Boston podc... more
We're delighted to get to talk with Adrian Shine, who has worked for decades to raise awareness about Loch Ness and investigated the legendary creature said to inhabit the dark waters of that deep Scottish lake. He's written a new book about Sea Mons... more
We're back with part 2 of our interview with Dr. Eleanor Janega to discuss Demons in Medieval Europe - and a lot of that has to do with sexy sex. So… another EXPLICIT tag!
Eleanor's Blog Going-Medieval
Eleanor's book The Once and Future Sex
The A... more
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...is speech masked in the guise of concern. Pretending to know the minds and motivations of the multitudes involved is hubris. No one is free of bias. When you are *certain* you are in the right, just remember that is likely what every other person believes about themselves as well. Please stick to monsters and puns, too many shows are spoiled by poorly qualified politicized opinions. Always careful to not offend anyone except people that you may not agree with, and then you call them ter... more
I started listening years ago, but life got busy for my favorite podcasts. I've recently come back to old episodes. I'd forgotten how fun and informative the subjects are…. And the puns!!
This show is the pinnacle of podcasting. Blake and Karen are extremely knowledgeable, phenomenal interviewers (who get great guests), and come across as genuinely curious and thoughtful people. In their scientific looks at the paranormal and folklore, they are very open-minded and generous towards true believers. But they’re not so open-minded as to dent reality.
Blake and Karen do a great job of balancing the fun of the mysteries with their skeptical approach. It never feels judgey; they don’t ridicule people or the paranormal — they genuinely seem to be interested in finding real answers. Good times!
I love this podcast. Open minded well intentioned skeptics. Heavy on facts and great back and forth with the hosts. Informed guests I have learned fantastic facts and fun history. Many thanks are long overdue and well deserved- Dan B
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Exploring the captivating realms of cryptozoology and folklore, the content focuses on legendary creatures and paranormal phenomena through a critical scientific lens. Engaging discussions with expert guests often delve into historical contexts, cultural implications, and contemporary interpretations of monsters across various media. Notably, the blend of humor and scholarly inquiry distinguishes the approach, inviting listeners to contemplate the complexities behind myths and legends while maintaining a light-hearted atmosphere. With topics ranging from demonology to feminist perspectives in paranormal research, it provides a unique blend of entertainment and education.
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Recent guests on MonsterTalk include:
1. Peter Bebergal
2. Adrian Shine
3. Dr. Eleanor Janega
4. Eleanor Janega
5. Allison Jornlin
6. Dr. Joseph Gagne
7. Nate Tucker
8. Dillan Whisenant
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