A Believer, A Skeptic, and the things that go bump in the night.
Zero Percent Scared explores the tales and the truth behind all things strange and unexplained–join them as they laugh, drink, argue, and get pushed outside their comfort zones.
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A Believer, A Skeptic, and the things that go bump in the night.
Zero Percent Scared explores the tales and the truth behind all things strange and unexplained–join them as they laugh, drink, argue, and get pushed outside their comfort zones.
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Minisode #2 continues the Ouija theme from last week. This week we present: A scary college Ouija tale courtesy of our good friend Manny, plus the terrifying TRUE story that inspired the movie THE EXORCIST!
Never fear skeptics, we've got the lowdown on excorcism science as well!
Joining us today is a mystery guest Medical Doctor, standing in for Kelly Ruggles.
Stuff we discuss:
Should Kelly burn an Ouija board? Should Sarah chill the eff out and let Kelly burn an Ouija board?
Sarah's note - no, friends don't let friends become possessed by evil.
On this episode, we cover the history of the scariest piece of cardboard in existence -- the OUIJA BOARD! Join us for disturbing tales of people consumed by Ouija board addiction, and stay for the fascinating science!
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Kelly's science links:
Other things we talk about in the episode:
On today's first official minisode, Kelly gives us the lowdown on the scientific method. Tune in to learn what a real-life scientist thinks about tiny invisible unicorns, murder houses, and how we would prove a house was haunted.
Bill Gates, if you're listening, we will gladly accept funding for this study.
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Stuff we talk about:
Tiny Invisible Unicorns where?? https://www.logicallyfallacious.com/tools/lp/Bo/LogicalFallacies/178/Unfalsifiability
The Journal of Parapsychology!!!
https://www.rhine.org/what-we-do/journal-of-parapsychology.html
How to hunt ghosts:
https://www.ghostsandgravestones.com/how-to-ghost-hunt
Ghost hunting gear for our experiment 101
https://www.ghoststop.com/Ghost-Hunting-101-a/144.htm
Most Haunted, which Sarah likes a lot:
Can crystals cure a coma? Does putting porous rocks in your genitals increase your sex drive? Can amber necklaces reduce teething pain? Was Sarah a gem-stealing adolescent? Listen to hear answers to these questions and more!
Permanently closed! :(
Closed for renovation (as of 2/27/19)
References:
Hosted by: Sarah Cox and Kelly Ruggles
Produced by: Jenny Tidball, Sparrow Sounds
Do werewolves have meetings to discuss how to avoid human detection? When will one go rogue? (Answer: Never, because they're not real).
In this episode, we continue the creepy canine theme with an introduction to the DOGMAN! They are eeeeeeverywhere!
Dogman eyewitness drawings (via the North American Dogman Project)
Real Wolfmen: True Encounters in Modern America by Linda S Godfrey
Apparently, a possum will indeed make rude gestures at cameras given the chance:
Hosted by: Sarah Cox and Kelly Ruggles
Produced by: Jenny Tidball, Sparrow Sounds Studio
Are werewolves just lonely lions? Should Kelly stop instigating skinwalkers? Does mold cause everything paranormal?
In this episode, we discuss the history of werewolves and the mysterious details of the Beast of Gevaudan's reign of TERROR!
Links, references and, diseases you SHOULD NOT GOOGLE below!
Rabies movies: Warning. This is VERY hard to watch.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-moG6JDmJdc
Porphyria image:
https://rare-diseases-conditions.knoji.com/porphyria-the-vampire-disease-that-started-the-legend/
Drugs that cause hypertrichosis: From Wikipedia!
Several medications can cause generalized or localized acquired hypertrichosis including: