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You're listening to the darkness of the night, WNSP's overnight programming.

D.C. here with you for our third hour on this cool starless night.

During that last break, I stepped outside for some fresh air. I heard a loud barking, which

startled me until I realized it was Buster, Mildred Potter's German Shepherd. Oh, he's a sweetheart

when he knows you. Not going to lie, though, that bark made me panic for a second

because I thought the Michigan Dogman had migrated to the Crypted Valley area. The dogman is a

werewolf-like creature first reported in 1887 in Wexford County, Michigan.

I'm told that in 1987, the legend of the Michigan Dogman gained popularity

when a disc jockey at WTCM recorded a song about the creature and its reported sightings.

Now, I'll be honest, since I've been doing this show in Cryptid Valley since 1965,

I think the idea of a radio DJ making Cryptids popular is, well, it's kind of my thing.

Ah, well, I suppose I don't mind.

Maybe I'll write a song about cryptids one day.

And if I do, you'll be the first to hear it.

And when it comes to hearing things that will rattle your ears with horror, it's time for our regular segment here on the darkness of the night. A new episode of the No Sleep Podcast. A rustle of the leaves. A fleeting movement at the edge of your vision.

How often have you walked a forest trail at dusk, only to feel the unmistakable sensation that

something unseen is watching you?

For centuries, humans have populated the darkness with creatures of legend,

whose existence remains unproven,

yet whose presence is undeniable in the whispered tales of those who dare venture too deep into the wild.

Brace yourself for the No Sleep Podcast.

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