Introducing It's Haunted... What Now?

One Strange Thing: True Paranormal Mysteries

Laurah Norton

Paranormalpodcast, History, True Crime, Paranormal, Mystery

4.6 • 763 Ratings

🗓️ 18 December 2023

⏱️ 11 minutes

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Summary

One Strange Thing: True Paranormal Mysteries explores the archives of the unexplained, blending rigorous historical research with a wry, skeptical wit to investigate true supernatural stories and baffling mysteries that made headlines. Our friend Lanie hosts a show that we think you'll love, Strangers. We'll let her take it from here — but if you like what you hear, find It's Haunted... What Now? wherever you listen. Or, connect with the show on Twitter @podcast_haunted, Instagram: @Itshauntedwhatnow, or at hauntedpod.com. The Loch Ness Monster, affectionately known as Nessie, is one of the world's most elusive and intriguing creatures. The first written account of the monster dates back to 564 A.D., and sightings have continued to be reported throughout the centuries, with the most famous being the 1934 "surgeon's photograph." Despite numerous investigations, the mystery surrounding the Loch Ness Monster persists, with conflicting theories about its identity and existence. In this episode, we delve into the history and lore of the Loch Ness Monster, exploring the various accounts and scientific theories surrounding this elusive creature. Research & writing by Olivia Homsley Writing assistance by Sherilyn Reyes Production assistance by Jesse Hawke The show's official composer & audio engineer is Nico at We Talk of Dreams. Check him out on Twitter @wetalkofdreams or wetalkofdreams.com Until next time…did you hear that?

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0:00.0	Hey there, strangers. This week, we want to introduce you to a show from a friend of the pod,
0:05.6	Lainey, that we think you will really enjoy. We're going to let her tell you all about it,
0:11.3	but the show, which is called It's Haunted, what now, is definitely up your weird little alleys.
0:17.8	So, be sure to check it out.
0:20.4	Hey, One Strange Thing, Aficionados, this is Lainey Hobbs, be sure to check it out. Hey, One Strange Thing aficionados. This is
0:23.1	Lainey Hobbs, host of its Haunted What Now? I'm thrilled to drop an exclusive teaser episode
0:28.9	right into the heart of the One Strange Thing feed. Curious about haunted objects and real-life
0:34.6	paranormal experiences shared by our listeners? Well, you're in for a treat.
0:39.8	To catch the full episode or explore more strange encounters from our community, head straight
0:45.0	to its Haunted What Now on Apple Podcasts or wherever you tune in. Subscribe, listen in,
0:50.9	and let the haunting tales unfold. Your next supernatural adventure awaits on our show.
0:56.1	Stay curious. Stay haunted. Welcome back to it's Haunted What Now.
1:33.3	We are now in for a bonus episode on The Lockness Monster.
1:38.2	As you recall, we do not typically follow or include cryptids in our normal content.
1:44.9	But part of the bonus episodes are covering cryptids and other walks of life.
1:49.5	So we hope you enjoy this episode on the Loch Nuss Monster.
2:14.3	At the start of the Hiberno Scottish mission, the Irish priest Columbia journeyed to Scotland
2:20.1	for the purpose of spreading Christianity to the region. It was during this expedition in
2:25.4	564 AD that he trekked through what is today known as the Highland Council area of Scotland,
2:32.7	which housed green hills and valleys, several rivers,
2:36.0	and a crisp 23-mile wide lake.
2:39.2	Columbia's peaceful stop at the lake was short-lived when he witnessed a creature emerged from
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