EPISODE · May 5, 2022 · 40 MIN

The Ogopogo

from How To Cry "Monster" · host Neil Nestor

In the Canadian Province British Columbia, there's a lake that holds a mysterious slew of sea serpent sightings similar to the notorious Loch Ness Monster. Lake Okanagan, however, harbors a much more ancient legend: the Ogopogo. Why has this serpent been present in folklore for so long? And why are locals convinced the Ogopogo lives here? Host/Producer: Neil Nestor. Editor: Joseph Hall. Co-Host/Sound: Giselle Caruso. Co-Host/Researcher: Emily Romero. Special Guest: Avalon Gordy.

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