Hello, I'm Giles, the host of This is Monsters.

Over the years I've had another show called Some Were Sinister, which I've hosted off and on.

It's been paused for quite a while, but I'm bringing it back and it will be my main focus as I wind down This Is Monsters over the next year or so.

I've enjoyed making this show and I appreciate all of the support

I've gotten, but I've started to burn out on only making episodes about horrible people

and would like to work on a wider variety of topics. That's why I'm moving to somewhere sinister.

It's more of a history show than a true crime show, but it is true crime adjacent.

Of course, crimes are a topic from time to time, but more often the episode is about something

unfortunate happening in history. The show is now called Sinister, and there will be three

episodes a week. Somewhere Sinister, where we tell you a dark story from around the world,

will be Monday. Someone sinister, where we tell you a story of someone who turned out to be

not such a great person, will be Wednesday. Then, something sinister, where we tell you a story

about a device of death will be on Friday. Either something commonly used to

kill or something not intended to kill, but was used for that anyway. The first new episode of

Somewhere Sinister is up now and we take you on a trip to China where we discussed the horrors

that took place at Unit 731. On Wednesday, we'll be in Salem, Massachusetts,

to tell you about a man who heavily influenced the events of the Salem Witch Trials.

If you enjoy this show, odds are you'll like Sinister, so check it out. It's available

wherever you listen to podcasts, and it's also available on YouTube with full visuals.

Again, I want to thank you for listening to This is Monsters, and I hope you continue to enjoy the show

over the next year or so as I wind things down, and I would appreciate anyone checking out Sinister

and subscribing if you enjoy the show. There are links in the description to help you find it.

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