7. We Love Roads & Stuff

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On this episode of Anomalous Waves, Jon starts off with a story from the CanAm Missing Project's YouTube and similarities found throughout folklore and other reports. Ami shares her research on some of America’s most haunted roads and the stories behind them. Spooky news stories include ghost tours at a surprising location in Waco Texas, and claims involving the US government and wreckage from a UFO. We end the episode with a review of the 1985 Larry Cohen film, The Stuff. Send your strange tales to [email protected] and have your story featured on an episode! For all the links to support the show, go to anomalouswaves.com Join The Strange Pals Club on Patreon! Follow us: @anomalouswaves Jon: Host & Sound Design// jonmcedward.com Amalia: Host// anomalous_ami Lilliput: Pawducer// lilli.puts Jon: Invisible Creature CanAm Missing Project Video: *starts around 13 minutes Where the Foot Prints End: High Strangeness and the Bigfoot Phenomenon Volume I & 2 By Joshua Cutchin and Timothy Renner Ami: Haunted Roads Haunted History Haunted: Malevolent Ghosts, Night Terrors, and Threatening Phantoms By Brad Steiger with Sherry Hansen Steiger Is Tri-County Truck Stop Haunted? "Get Your Spirits on Route 66"or "Haunting the Diamonds" Spooky News Waco Dr Pepper Museum Showcasing Spooky Side with Ghost Tours Pentagon Admits That it Has Been Testing Wreckage from UFO Crashes The Stuff The Stuff Trailer King Cohen: The Wild world of Film Maker Larry Cohen *Correction: Australian film "Body Melt" came out in 1993.

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