#239: Vicious Venezuelan Littlefoots

The Cryptonaut Podcast

Marc Storrs

Lovelandfrogmen, Paranormalphenomenon, Monster, Conspiracies, Society & Culture, Cryptid, Theoccult, Cryptozoology, Unsolvedmysteries, Comedy, Ufology, Podcast

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🗓️ 2 May 2022

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

In the mid-1950s reports began flooding out of Venezuela regarding a rash of all-too close encounters between human beings and evidently extraterrestrial entities; but these beings were nothing like the bizarre, but ultimately benign creatures that Steven Spielberg would make so famous a quarter of a century later. These things were small, hairy and unbelievably savage... and for eight months their reign of unholy terror would petrify a nation and become the stuff of legend.

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0:30.0	Hello, and welcome to the Kryptonite podcast. My name is Mark Storers, and I'm joined by Mr. Chris
0:42.2	Karnas Sully. Hello. And of course, Mr. Robert Thomas Morv into the second. Indeed. Oh,
0:49.9	indeed. Here we are boys. Back at it. Live on a prayer. Guess what? We're halfway there. Oh
0:54.3	my gosh. Yeah, you like that? The Jovian aspirations attained. That's right. I recently
0:59.9	saw an advertisement for a band. It was like a Bon Jovi cover band, and I didn't realize
1:04.0	it was a Bon Jovi cover band. I just thought that Bon was looking real bad. I'm like, man,
1:07.5	he looks like shit. But it was a cover band. But they got to look kind of like Bon Jovi.
1:12.0	So what were they called? I don't even remember. It was wrong, bobe. Something on the end.
1:17.2	Right. I mean, it was some like add on the internet. And they're like, Oh, Bon Jovi bubble.
1:20.8	Like man, he looks awful. And then I'm like, Oh, cover band. Yeah. When you got to cover
1:25.7	band, but you look like the band, it's weird. Well, that's called a tribute band. Yeah.
1:30.4	Well, oh, okay. Oh, really? There's layers. Yeah. If you see a band and they're looking
1:35.9	at tribute band, they dress like them and act like them. Then there's just cover bands.
1:39.8	They just cover. Honestly, I never thought about the difference. And now that you say it,
1:43.6	it makes perfect fucking sense. Okay. I'm the musician. Yeah. Let you know what it's
1:47.9	looking at man. It's a good. Nice. All right. Well, well, she you learn something new
1:53.1	every day. Facts. Patreon, Robert, we offer it. People sign up. Let's give them
1:57.3	people's some shout outs. Let's do that. Beginning with Nicholas Hill. Thank you so much
2:03.0	Nicholas Shannon Lukasha. Hell yeah. Emmy Griffin. Thank you so much, Emmy. Michael Raymond.
2:10.3	What a Michael. John Giles. Hell yeah, Mr. Giles. Eric Romero. What up, Eric?
2:15.7	Rest in peace George Romero unrelated. Unless you're related, but still right. Thanks, Eric.
2:20.8	Sean Schilling. Hell yeah, Sean Stacy Watson. What up, Stacey? Blurry Dad. Oh, nice. I like
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