Point Pleasant
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- On this episode of the Unresolved Podcast, I take a look at the town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia, and the weird events that happened in the years of 1966 and 1967. This is more of a paranormal-based episode, taking a look at the introduction of the figures known as Indrid Cold (The Grinning Man) and the cryptic Mothman into the world's zeitgeist.
Written, hosted, and produced by Micheal Whelan.
Music credits:
"EPV_174 Trailer" by Koen Daigaku
"Aisatsana" by Graham Bole
"High Altitude Golden Sunset" by Pulse Emitter
"Red Shore" by Artem Bemba
"After Midnight" by Kai Engel
"Palavras do Silencio" by Joao Picoito
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Michael, NEVER apologize (4.25), for what drives you. If a few members of the peanut gallery, or as they say in Japan, "ceiling gallery" do not dig your directions, forays, tangents and junkets...then you have but one option: Tell 'em where the exits are. When you shine the light of your intellect on mysteries, you are doing a thing of Grace. Push open the creaky doors of mystery and shed all regard for what others may think! You set up your podcast and set up your audio deal. Rejoice in your freedom to do so and the fact that A. most lack the balls to actually DO what they dream, and B. Most out there are snoozing through life with no aspirations at all. Anyway, never forget this message: A chef doesn't cook only Italian dishes, she branches out into Vietnamese cuisine. A carpenter doesn't confine himself to only making kitchen cabinets. An artist who paints can sculpt, too! So much to do and see. Go get it ALL! Godspeed!
SO VERY TRUE
TOO MANY NAY SAYERS
SHEEPLE, FOLLOW ALONGS, FENCE SITTERS, BE WHO MAKES "YOU HAPPY"
Hell yes! I just found this podcast and am quite pleased to find that you cover another of my interests, in addition to true crime: the paranormal. Thanks very much
RazzleDazzle you wanna touch tips
J.R Charles The fuck does that even mean? Like, doing the dirty?
Trevor Meme it means we open up our packaging and just touch tips. The gods will never know, not if it's just the tips
only discovered these podcasts recently and every single one has been consistently fantastic , please keep up the amazing work dude
Wow! This channel is awesome.. This episode was awesome.. Everything about your videos is awesome haha.. You should have wayyy more subscribers. I hope to hear more from you. To hell with just focusing on Murders.. There's a lot of unexplained phenomenon that's interesting as well. Just wanted to let you know i think you did a great job on these videos!
This episode of "The Unresolved Podcast" makes 'The Mothman Prophecies" look like "The Waltons." Keep up the great work!
I truly enjoyed this episode! I have just found this podcast and now binge listening. However something weird happened while I was listening. I was born in Canton Ohio and when I was abt 7 watching the news with my grandma I saw the story of a bridge collapsing which showed pix of it. After that I was terrified of bridges and still am. I could not remember which bridge just the time of year and many killed. I believe that this was the bridge! Idk if this was the reason I started listening or just coincidence and I obviously never looked for it online. Just kinda odd. Anyway, I really enjoy and look forward to listening to most recent eps!! Thank you so much!!
Don't ever apologize for doing what interests you. I love the paranormal and wouldn't mind you doing more shows on it. After all, people into true crime and serial killers are an odd lot. I know I keep it to myself, people think your sick.
Loved this episode!!
good job...keep up the good work...I live in West Virginia...this was very intreresting..very well done..
We are not alone on this planet, why we think we are brighter than others is just plain wrong, we are so arrogant.
From a West Virginia native our woods forests whatever you want to call it are creepy as hell in the dark, there's weird things here unknown animals, large black cats aren't supposed to be here and I swear it looked like a panther or something similar black about 3-4 feet tall at the shoulder roughly with yellow-green eyes that reflected light, I swear it was kinda stalking-walking along the trail about 30 feet roughly from me into the woodline where it was. It was almost silent. We have mountain lions & bobcats as well but neither of those are like oil slick black. In the dark with no lights you could get within feet of it as it doesn't move or make noise
Has John Cameron theorized claims that Edward Wayne Edwards was responsible for both the grinning man and mothman yet?
I agree with the below. you're the man.
This is awesome!
Bring more of the paranormal change things up a bit great pod makes time fly bye
But it reminds me of Jack McGee looking for the green monster
i like like 30 minutes away from this place and i never knew!
great subject....ease up on the mic popping. love your vids
Who does the music for these podcasts?
meangene408 depends. You wanna touch tips?
J.R Charles not sure what that means, man but that's Aphex Twin.
I really enjoy listening to this series . The research that goes into it takes real dedication. But keep it simple. Try not to use such flowery language. Too many times the same descriptive words are repeated within one sentence or phrase. And make sure you're not confusing one word for another.
Minds are 'susceptible'.. not 'perceptible.'
These kinds of grammatical errors are terribly distracting.
i had a dream when i was younger where people were drowning in christmas presents
Megan Roberts touch my tip
I have several friends and family who would love these. I introduced two and we listened up to this one but doubtful if we'll continue with the series. I wasn't going to write this but we love the way you tell the story, your voice never gets tiring and the subject matter is quite alluring. HOWEVER, the long unnecessary musical breaks became a distraction, adding nothing to the story except to disrupt the rhythm. You do not tell a story and keep stopping to blow a tune on the harmonica. Again, it's the slow, choppy production that had us give up and not recommend, not the story telling, the story teller or the stories. With respect but disappointed...
the music, in my opinion, leaves room to think about the story..sadly nowadays many ppl have lost the ability of thinking for themselves...with this being GOd bless