Hey, it's Brian. And hey, it is Murdoch. Welcome to Rock and Roll Story Guys podcast.

It's a show where two best friends sit around and talk about rock and roll rumor and innuendo.

We used to work together. We'd book concerts together. We've done very bad things together.

Seeing things we shouldn't have seen. Wait, wait. We've seen the movie very bad things together.

That's what he means. Right. And you write the letters, you determine what we're

going to talk about on our podcast. It's a whole lot of fun. Download the thing now wherever you

like to find audio to put in your ear holes. It's rock and roll story, guys. Let's face it,

more people are seeing UFOs, and some of these sightings completely defy explanation. You have

things that are going hundreds of knots under the water, anti-gravity.

But it has to be something like our own secret tech or maybe even adversarial, right?

So the claim that it's our tech or that it's an adversarial tech, no, it is not.

This is Stephen Deiner from the hit podcast, UAP, and I have conversations like that every week as they keep up with all the latest relating to UFO topics.

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UAP wherever you get your podcasts. As we continue to ask the question, are we alone in the cosmos?

The following is a fourth-hand production. Ever felt hangary? Like, really? Really hangary? So hangary

that you might just turn into a supernatural flesh-craving monster.

Well, you're in luck this week. We're diving headfirst into the legend of the Windigo,

a creature that takes snacking to a terrifying new level.

From its origins in Algonquin folklore to modern day sightings and possibly a

windigo diet plan, three of the four of us can't endorse. We're breaking down what makes this

beast so chilling. Is it a warning about greed and gluttony? A cautionary tale for winter

survivalists. Or just an ancient way of saying,

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