In this episode, it's time for more Urban Legends. First, we head back to 1876 Kentucky, where chunks of mystery “meat” reportedly fell from the sky in broad daylight. Then we travel to San Antonio, Texas, to explore the chilling legend of the Donkey Lady and why locals still whisper about her after dark. From there, we unpack the bizarre case of the Mad Gasser of Mattoon, an unknown assailant said to stalk a small Illinois town with paralyzing fumes. And finally, we jump to the present day to break down a viral internet claim that Earth will lose gravity for seven seconds—what people are saying, what NASA actually says, and ask the question of how people could believe something so stupid.

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On the night of March 13, 1997, thousands of people across Arizona reported seeing a massive V-shaped formation of lights gliding silently across the sky. Known as the Phoenix Lights, the event became one of the most debated UFO sightings in modern history.

In this episode, we explore the eyewitness accounts, the official explanations, and the theories that still surround the mysterious lights more than two decades later. Was it a military flare drop, an optical illusion, or something truly unexplained?

Join us as we dig into the story behind the Phoenix Lights and separate fact from speculation in one of the most famous aerial mysteries ever recorded.

In this episode, we wander into the strange and shadowed world of the fae folk — those elusive beings said to slip in and out of our world when we least expect it. From old folklore and curious encounters to the eerie little places where myth and reality seem to blur, we explore why these legends have lasted so long.