*SPOILERS AHEAD* If you’re reading this I’m going to assume you’ve either seen “American Murder: The Fanily Next Door” or you don’t care about spoilers. It is pretty good, honestly. It is a true story […]
Tag: Supernatural
EPISODE 13 Spontaneous Human Combustion
This episode covers one of the craziest phenomenon in the world. It plays on the unthinkable fear of burning alive. The flames are inescapable. Do you suffocate? Do you burn alive? Is it a quick […]
Episode 12, Maynerd’s Ghost
Welcome back to the CGS blog. Last episode was pretty dark. This episode takes a different route. We enlisted the help of Maynerd’s long suffering wife as she talked to us about the ghost that […]
Episode 11: Hinterkaifeck
Well, here we are at episode 11. I’m pretty excited about Citizen’s Guide To The Supernormal and I hope you are too. I have no idea how many of you are reading this but I […]
EPISODE 9 The Bridgewater Triangle
Welcome back to the CGS Blog. In this episode, we are discussing something near and dear to my heart, the weirdness that is Massachusetts. The Commonwealth has a checkered past, you guys. You’ll be hard […]
EPISODE 8 The Jamison Family
Welcome back to the CGS Blog. In this episode, we talked about the disappearance of a family of three. As a father it always bothers me a little more when we find out that children […]
EPISODE 5 The Salem Witch Trials Part 2: Forget What You Know
Let’s start with a joke. A guy goes into a therapist’s office and says, “Doc, I think I might have a problem.” The therapist says, “Okay, have a seat. I’m going to […]
Episode 2: USSR You Afraid Of The Dark?
If there is ever a searing indictment on the dangers of hiking, Dyatlov Pass is it. One guy fucking quit before it even started. The whole ordeal starts…
The Citizen’s Guide To The Supernormal Episode 1: “The Moon, The Myth, The Legend”
In a dark, weirdly decorated south eastern Massachusetts basement, 3 people sat drunk and bleary eyed, considering the next step after the anticlimactic end of their first podcast. The sun had set for Misguided Musings […]