Coming soon Season 3 of Lunitar's Legends, Lore and Lies!

In this spine-chilling season finale episode of Lunitar’s Legends, Lore and Lies, we delve into the haunting legend of the Ohio Grassman. Join us as we recount the terrifying encounter of seasoned hunter Jake Parker, who came face-to-face with this massive cryptid deep in the woods of eastern Ohio. With glowing eyes and an aura of primal menace, the Grassman has terrorized locals for generations. We’ll explore its chilling physical description, its elusive nature, and the eerie sightings that have kept this creature rooted in Ohio folklore. Is the Grassman a relic of the past, a guardian of the forest, or something far more sinister? Tune in to uncover the truth lurking in the shadows.

In this episode of Lunitar's Legends, Lore and Lies, we dive deep into the murky swamps of Louisiana to explore the terrifying legend of the Rougarou. The episode opens with a chilling first-hand account from Wyatt, who encounters a towering, wolf-like beast with glowing eyes and razor-sharp claws. The Rougarou, a creature of Cajun folklore, is described as a monstrous, werewolf-like entity that stalks the bayous under the cover of darkness, striking fear into the hearts of those unlucky enough to cross its path.

Throughout the episode, listeners are treated to more harrowing eyewitness testimonies from those who survived encounters with the Rougarou. From June’s near escape in the woods, Remy’s standoff from inside his cabin, to Paul’s eerie boat chase along the bayou, each story paints a picture of a creature driven by a primal hunger and an unrelenting desire to hunt.

The episode delves into the folklore surrounding the Rougarou, tracing its origins to French and Cajun legends of curses and shapeshifting. But is the Rougarou just a myth meant to scare, or does something truly sinister lurk in the swamps? That’s for you to decide.

Don’t miss this bone-chilling episode, and remember: some legends are born from truth.

In this chilling episode, we follow Jackson's harrowing encounter with the Night Marchers, ghostly Hawaiian warriors marching through the dense forests of Oahu. His disbelief turns into terror as he witnesses the spectral procession of glowing-eyed warriors, their footsteps shaking the earth, and their ancient chants filling the air. The episode delves into the lore of the Night Marchers, exploring their sacred role in Hawaiian culture as protectors of ancient paths and high-ranking chiefs. Eyewitness accounts from across the islands add to the growing tension, reminding listeners that these spectral figures still roam the land, forever bound to the island's ancient traditions.

Welcome to La Mala Hora, where we delve into the chilling legends that lurk in the shadows of New Mexico and Mexico. In this eerie podcast, we explore the haunting tale of La Mala Hora—"The Evil Hour"—a sinister spirit that preys upon the lonely roads and desolate crossroads of these regions. As we journey through harrowing eyewitness accounts and delve into the origins of this malevolent entity, you'll encounter spine-tingling stories of those who have crossed paths with her. From her ghostly presence and grotesque visage to the ancient curse that binds her, discover why La Mala Hora remains a relentless symbol of dread and a cautionary tale that echoes through the ages. Buckle up and join us for a terrifying ride into the heart of darkness—if you dare.

Join me on a foggy night in the remote backroads of Montana, where a lone driver encounters something more terrifying than he could ever imagine—a hulking, shadowy figure with glowing yellow eyes that pierce the darkness. In this episode of Legends, Lore, and Lies, we dive into the chilling tales of the Shunka Warakin, a cryptid shrouded in fear and mystery. From ancient legends to modern-day encounters, the Shunka Warakin has haunted the Midwest for generations, leaving behind unsettling stories of its massive, predatory presence. Tune in as we explore eyewitness accounts that will send shivers down your spine. Stay curious, stay vigilant, and beware of what watches from the shadows.

In this gripping episode, we dive into the haunted history of Deer Island, a place marked by sorrow and supernatural intrigue. As we explore this desolate island in Boston Harbor, we recount the harrowing experiences of paranormal investigators who encountered a ghostly figure from the past, dressed in tattered 19th-century clothing, moving silently through the ruins of an old hospital.

We unravel Deer Island's dark past, from its grim role in King Philip's War, where Native Americans faced untold suffering, to its use as a quarantine station during the Great Famine, where thousands of Irish immigrants met a tragic end. This episode vividly describes the spectral phenomena reported by visitors and investigators, including eerie apparitions, disembodied voices, and chilling temperature drops.

Join us as we explore the intersection of history and the supernatural, revealing how the island's tragic past continues to resonate through its haunting present. Deer Island stands as a poignant reminder of the enduring impact of history and the mysteries that linger in its twilight shadows.

In this episode of "Lunitar's Legends, Lore, and Lies," we embark on a haunting journey through the dark waters of southeastern Georgia's Altamaha River, where the legend of the fearsome Altamaha-ha, or "Altie," looms large. Set against the eerie backdrop of a humid, moonlit night, we follow the chilling tale of Jameson, an old fisherman who encounters a creature that defies the natural order—one with a crocodile-like head, glowing yellow eyes, and a serpentine body covered in bony ridges.

Through a blend of eyewitness accounts, historical sightings, and cultural insights, we explore the enigmatic origins and enduring allure of Altie. From Native American legends to modern-day cryptozoology, the episode delves into the possibility of Altie being either a prehistoric survivor or a manifestation of the river's ancient spirit.

The narrative also touches on the cultural significance of Altie in the local community, where the creature has inspired art, festivals, and a deeper appreciation for the region's natural environment. As we navigate the blurred lines between myth and reality, the episode leaves listeners with a sense of wonder and curiosity, urging them to explore the mysteries that lie in their own backyards.

Join us as we unravel the secrets of the Altamaha River and its most elusive inhabitant, and remember that the journey into the unknown is always just a story away.