Cryptid Corner: Mothman

Welcome to Nothing to See Hear, a podcast starring three friends with PHDs in bullshit who are ready to spew nonsense over the airwaves each and every week. We’re back in Cryptid Corner this week talking the man, the moth, the legend: Mothman. He needs no introduction, you know him, you love him; he’s America’s National Cryptid and National Bird. Come learn all about him and Mothman x Guy Fieri fanfic.If you’re looking for the Chicago Mothman sighting map, here ya go!Remember to like and follow us on Instagram @NothingToSeeHearPod. Leave us a rating on Spotify, five stars only, and follow us there too. Also like, follow, listen, and subscribe to the show over on YouTube. If you want to send us any questions or topic suggestions you can send us an email at [email protected]’s Sources:Blumberg, Perri Ormont. “Is the Mothman Real? The Legend Behind theMythical Monster.” Today, 13 August 2024.www.today.com/popculture/tv/mothman-legend-west-virginia-monster-rcna163428. Accessed 7 January 2025.Douglas, Eric. “Mothman Legacy Has Ties to Ancient Folklore.” West VirginiaPublic Broadcasting, 10 November 2020. www.wvpublic.org/mothman-legacy-has-ties-to-ancient-folklore/. Accessed 7 January 2025.Mallow, Gwen. “An Ode to a Hometown Creature: Mothman of Point Pleasant,West Virginia.” Smithsonian Center For Folklife and Cultural Heritage, 7June 2021. www.folklife.si.edu/magazine/mothman-point-pleasant-west-virginia. Accessed 7 January 2025.“Mothman: America’s Notorious Winged Monster.” Monstrum. PBS, WQED, 16September 2019. Slowik, Ted. “Chicago’s ‘Mothman’ Stories Are Good ParanormalEntertainment.” Chicago Tribune, 3 June 2018.www.chicagotribune.com/2017/07/29/column-chicagos-mothman-stories-are-good-paranormal-entertainment/. Accessed 7 January 2025.“The Mothman Revisited.” Unsolved Mysteries, season 4, episode 5, 31 July2024. Netflix.