The Baker Institute
Bigfoot for Breakfast
In the 1930's, Iowa radio personality, Norman Baker, claimed to have found the cure for Cancer. People flocked to his hospital in desperation for a treatment. But things weren't exactly what they seemed to be.
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Giants of Lore...Maybe.
Bigfoot for Breakfast
We hear stories throughout our lives of enormous and terrifying people who guard their property and threaten to eat us alive if we overstep. These people hold a strong place throughout all of literature, even the bible and many other religious books. Not only this, but there are stories from all over the world and throughout time that strongly suggest that these people were not just figures of lore.
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Once Upon a Nightmare
Bigfoot for Breakfast
Remember all of those beautiful, whimsical stories and fables that your childhood dreams were based on? Well, let us just ruin that for you as we take you on a tour through this popular form of entertainment and give you the dark, twisted, true accounts from which many of these "lessons learned" originated.
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Ruby Ridge Part 2
Bigfoot for Breakfast
A look into the highly controversial investigations, hearings and trials surrounding the Ruby Ridge standoff. Why it was incredibly obvious after this event and others during the 90's that a reform within the ranks and policies of federal law enforcement was sorely needed.
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Ruby Ridge - Part One
Bigfoot for Breakfast
A family goes into the mountains of Idaho to live an off-the-grid separatist life and ended up getting the attention of the federal government. The long line of mistakes made on both sides of the fence and the resulting conflict will go down in history as a giant mark on the reputation of the federal government
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The Kelly-Hopkinsville Event
Bigfoot for Breakfast
In rural Kentucky, 1955, an incident occurred in which a farm seems to have come under a prolonged attack by creatures that did not appear to be from our world. This event was experienced by an entire family and their overnight guests.
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Chichi Jima
Bigfoot for Breakfast
Future President of the United States, George H.W. Bush saw his share of horror during his time as a Navy Flyboy in WWII. But, some of the details would ultimately be erased by our government and even he wouldn't know the extent of how horrible it really was until many years later...
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We're Gonna Need a Bigger Lamp
Bigfoot for Breakfast
If you haven't heard of Mothman, you're missing out on one of the creepier American folk legends out there. This cryptid legend opens up a great number of questions which presents the complicated task of separating fact from fiction. Is any of it real?
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The Black Death
Bigfoot for Breakfast
"They sickened by the thousands daily, and died unattended and without help. Many died in the open street, others dying in their houses. Consecrated churchyards did not suffice for the burial of the vast multitude of bodies, which were heaped by the hundreds in vast trenches, like goods in a ships hold and covered with little earth". - Giovanni Boccaccio
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Deja Vu
Bigfoot for Breakfast
There are tons of theories floating out there in the world which attempt to explain these occurrences in a way which our simple human brains may be able to understand. Some of which, seem pretty outlandish, however at the same time, completely plausible. The topic of the week is Déjà vu which when translated from French means “already seen”.
info_outlineThe ocean is vast and unforgiving. Many people brave its unpredictable nature every day. Only sometimes...the vessel is found drifting alone and aimless without its occupants. What an eerie find it would be.
J. Habakuk Jephson's Statement. 02-27-2019. The Arthur Conan Doyle Encyclopedia.
https://www.arthur-conan-doyle.com/index.php/J._Habakuk_Jephson’s_Statement
https://owlcation.com/humanities/maryceleste October 25th 2017, Author, Jason Porvic
www.ucl.ac.uk/news/news-articles/inthenews/itn060522 May 20th 2006, Author, Adrian Lee University College London
Abandoned Ship: The Mary Celeste. Jess Blumberg. Smithsonian Magazine.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/history/abandoned-ship-the-mary-celeste-174488104/