19. The Nature of Skinwalkers and Dogs

Scary Stories from Camp Roanoke

Katy Wiggins and Morgan Campbell

Society & Culture, Scary Story, Supernatural, Halloween, Haunted, Tv & Film, After Shows, Paranormal, Ghost Story, Campfire, Haunted House, True Ghost Story, Spooky, Comedy, Horror

4.3 • 573 Ratings

🗓️ 20 September 2017

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Katy takes us through the Navajo legend of Skinwalkers and shares an account of a terrifying visit to a canyon in Utah and what would follow the unsuspecting visitor home. Patreon is paused! Get amazing T Shirts, Mugs, Sweatshirts, Notebooks at http://tee.pub/lic/ssfcr Email your ghost stories at letterstocamp@gmail.com Share your fine opinions and support by reviewing and rating!

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0:00.0	I can't stop thinking about that guy
0:09.1	who had no idea what I was doing
0:12.2	trying to read his phone.
0:15.5	He looked so fucking confused.
0:19.0	Katie had an improv that just kind of
0:21.6	did not
0:23.6	work.
0:25.4	It just felt like the whole time I was like
0:27.6	speaking another language that no one
0:29.6	understood suddenly.
0:32.5	That's...
0:34.1	Well, I mean, you were speaking basic English.
0:36.1	It was just...
0:37.1	It wasn't basic English?
0:38.4	Not super intelligent.
0:39.7	I don't know.
0:40.3	I felt like I was clear and indicating what I wanted, but it just didn't work out.
0:44.4	It was funny.
0:45.7	Anyway, you're listening to Scary Stories from Camp Rona.
0:49.8	My name is Katie Wiggins.
0:52.0	I'm Morgan Drisco.
0:53.2	And this is a podcast where we tell true scary stories, usually of the paranormal variety.
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