Hypothetically Sound

They knock. They stare. They ask to come in.

This week on Cryptid Hunter, Alek and Randy take on one of the creepiest urban legends of modern times: the Black-Eyed Children. Are they lost kids… or something darker? From eerie door knocks and glowing black eyes to wild theories about demons, aliens, and vampire propaganda, we dig deep into what makes these encounters so unnerving.

We break down the original 1996 sighting, internet l...

A werewolf in Wisconsin? Say less.

In this episode of Cryptid Hunter, Alek and Randy return to their home state to investigate the Beast of Bray Road—a towering, werewolf-like creature reportedly stalking the rural roads of Elkhorn since the 1930s. From glowing eyes and claw marks to mutilated livestock and unexplainable sightings, we dive into the lore, theories, and absolute weirdness surrounding this cryptid legend.

We’re not ex...

Is it a bear? Is it a dog? Or is it a prehistoric nope?

In this episode of Hypothetically Sound: Cryptid Hunter, Alek and Randy dive headfirst into the strange and extinct creature known as the BearDog—a beast that once roamed the Earth looking like a canine-bear combo straight out of a nightmare. We’re talking big teeth, massive size, and just enough fossil evidence to raise some weird questions.

We're not scientists—just a couple...

🛸 In 1952, something crashed in Flatwoods, West Virginia... and what came out of it terrified a town.

On this episode of Cryptid Hunter, Alek and Randy investigate the legendary Flatwoods Monster—a towering alien-like entity with glowing red eyes, claw-like hands, and a noxious mist that makes witnesses sick. Was it an extraterrestrial visitor, a government cover-up, or just an owl in a cloak?

We dive deep into:

• The original...

Deep in the rainforests of Java lurks a cryptid that has baffled explorers, terrified villagers, and inspired countless legends—the Ahool, a massive bat-like creature with a wingspan as wide as a small plane and a haunting cry that echoes through the jungle.

In this episode of Cryptid Hunter, we dive into:

• Eyewitness accounts and folklore surrounding the Ahool

• Theories linking it to known species like the giant fruit bat or...

Deep in the Gobi Desert, a blood-red, venom-spitting worm lurks beneath the sand. Witnesses say it's five feet long, highly toxic, and can even deliver an electric shock. But is the Mongolian Death Worm real, or just a legend designed to keep travelers away?

🔎 In this episode, we dig into: ⚡ The terrifying abilities of the Death Worm – venom, electricity, and instant kills?! 🌵...

🦇 Batsquatch: Flying Cryptid or Just a Giant Bat? 🦇

In this episode of Cryptid Hunter, we investigate one of the strangest cryptids ever reported—the Batsquatch! First sighted after the 1980 Mount St. Helens eruption, this winged beast is said to be 9 feet tall with a 50-foot wingspan, glowing eyes, and the ability to shut down car engines.

👀 What we cover in this episode:

• The history & sightings of Batsquatch—fact or u...

Cryptid Hunters: The Loveland Frog — Uncovering Ohio’s Most Bizarre Legend

Are you ready to dive into one of the strangest cryptid stories in American folklore? In this spine-chilling episode of Hypothetically Sound, Alek and Randy take you on a wild journey into the murky waters of Ohio to uncover the mystery of the Loveland Frog — a legendary, human-like amphibian said to haunt the banks of the Little Miami River.

🌿 What We Expl...

Cryptid Hunters: The Yeti — Uncovering the Secrets of the Abominable Snowman

In this thrilling episode of Hypothetically Sound’s Cryptid Hunters series, we journey into the icy peaks of the Himalayas to unravel the legend of the Yeti—also known as the Abominable Snowman. For centuries, this elusive cryptid has captured the imaginations of explorers, locals, and cryptozoologists alike. But is the Yeti just a myth passed down through...

In this fun and lighthearted episode of Cryptid Hunters, we’re heading to Dover, Massachusetts, to chat about one of the quirkiest cryptids around—the Dover Demon! Back in 1977, this tiny, big-headed creature made a big splash with a few late-night appearances, and it’s been a mystery ever since.

We’ll break down the original sightings, dive into wild theories (Alien? Baby moose? Overworked imagination?), and have a few laughs alon...

Get ready for a wild and hilarious episode of Hypothetically Sound as we dive headfirst into the cryptid world with "Smash or Pass: Cryptid Edition"! 🛸🦶

In this outrageous and one-of-a-kind episode, we’re putting some of the world’s most famous cryptids through the ultimate test: Smash or Pass. From the sleek and serpentine Cadborosaurus (Caddy) to the unsettlingly cheerful Indrid Cold (Smiling Man), and from the legendary Bigfoo...

In Episode 2 of Hypothetically Sound: After Dark, immerse yourself in two haunting stories perfect for horror lovers. With eerie settings and nail-biting suspense, this episode takes you deep into the realm of psychological horror, supernatural twists, and dark mysteries.

Story 1: “Night Shift at Harrington’s Gas Station” by CreepyStoriesJR This unsettling tale follows a man starting his first night shift at an isolated gas station...

Welcome to the premiere episode of Hypothetically Sound: After Dark, an anthology podcast series that explores the darkest corners of horror, mystery, and psychological thrillers. Each episode will feature three bone-chilling stories from across the internet, including contributions from Reddit creators, folklore, and even AI-written tales. Prepare to be haunted by these terrifying and suspenseful stories that will keep you on the ...

In this episode, we dive deep into The Queen Is Dead, the iconic third studio album by The Smiths, ranked #66 on Apple Music’s Top 100 Albums of All Time. Released in 1986, this record showcases the genius of Morrissey's introspective lyrics and Johnny Marr’s jangly guitar riffs, blending themes of loneliness, social commentary, and dark humor with a unique mix of indie rock and post-punk. We’ll dissect standout tracks like the ant...

In this episode, we take a deep dive into Is This It, the iconic debut album by The Strokes that redefined indie rock in the early 2000s. Join us as we explore the album’s minimalist production, standout tracks like "Someday" and "Hard to Explain," and its lasting influence on the garage rock revival movement. We'll break down each song, discussing the band's unique sound, lyrical themes, and how this record became a blueprint for ...

In this episode, we’re diving into one of the most iconic heavy metal albums of all time—Master of Puppets by Metallica. Ranked at number 69 on Apple Music's Top 100 Albums list, this 1986 masterpiece revolutionized the metal genre with its intense energy, intricate compositions, and powerful lyrics. We’ll break down each track, from the relentless opener “Battery” to the atmospheric instrumental “Orion,” and explore how the album’...

In this episode, we dive deep into one of the most iconic and influential albums in hip-hop history, Straight Outta Compton by N.W.A. Ranked #70 on Apple Music’s Top 100 Albums of All Time, this groundbreaking record not only changed the rap game but also ignited conversations around social issues and the rise of gangsta rap. Join us as we break down each track, from the rebellious anthem "Fuck Tha Police" to the cultural staple "E...

In this episode, we dive deep into Kraftwerk's Trans-Europe Express, a groundbreaking album that redefined electronic music in the 1970s. Ranked #71 on Apple Music's Top 100 Albums of All Time, we explore its minimalist structure, repetitive beats, and industrial sound that laid the foundation for modern electronic genres. We'll give a track-by-track breakdown of this iconic album, sharing our thoughts on whether it still holds up ...