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The Blue Man Of the Ozarks.
Krampus Night!
A Brillyant thanksgiving Special
The Texas Wolf Girl
A Chat with Heather Greene!
Brillyant Halloween Special
High Plains Vampire
Bats!
El Muerto Rides!
por Allen Brill
A giant man covered in hair terrorized the folks in the Missouri Ozarks for fifty years between 1865-1915.
December 5.....Krampus is coming!
A Brllyant Thanksgiving Special! I have two tales of cannibalism for you this thanksgiving! /Bon Apetit!
Along the banks of the Devil's River, human hand and foot prints were found intermingled with wolf tracks. Soon Strange sightings were reported of a feral girl, more beast than human, seen running with pack. This is the strange tale of the Texas Wolf Girl.
Join me for a chat with the amazing Heather Greene! Things get witchy on this weeks brillyant tidbit!
Well, brillyant listeners Halloween is finally here and I am honored that you have allowed me to be a part of your day. To help you get in the mood this Halloween I have got a spectacular show lined up for you show casing the Show Me State. I’ve got the weird, the spooky, and the straight up terrifying for you. Stay tuned for accounts told to me by listeners. I’ve got a personal experience to share with you. I have Jason Offutt sharing a couple of bizarre stories from Missouri. I’ve got John Sellars sharing a personal ghost encounter. John LeMay is going to tell us about Jesse James’ Phantom Horseman. Darren Marlor, host of Weird Darkness, sent in a segment on the notorious Elms Resort in Excelsior Springs. Russell Reynolds of Beyond Life Paranormal Missouri out of Breckinridge, Missouri brings the scary as he shares tales of his investigations guaranteed to make your blood run cold. So be sure to hang around as brillyant sets the mood on this Halloween special edition of brillyant!
Extra! Extra! This week I have another old timey newspaper article for your delight! To help get you in the Halloween spirit I'm featuring an old west vampire! Stick around to hear about a throw down in Nebraska between a cowboy and a vampire!
On this week's brillyant tidbit, I'm getting Batty! So join me as I attempt to separate fact from folklore surrounding these Halloween icons. So get ready to take flight into the dark and learn more about these amazing creatures.
El Muerto, the headless horseman of Texas, rode the plains of Texas on a black mustang, his head dangling from the saddle. He was impervious to bullets and arrows, and its all true. Yet it wasn't supernatural, no the truth is stranger than that and for a story this weird I welcome Author and Historian John LeMay to the show. You can find his books on Amazon or wherever you purchase your books. Saddle up partner, this one is weird!
She once roamed the Great Smoky Mountains between North Carolina and Tennessee with skin of stone, a long obsidian blade for a finger...and a taste for children's livers! By special request, I bring you the legend of Spear Finger!