Jessica Jones
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Cryptids, disclosure, and strange-field dispatches.
The Cryptid Huntress mixes live-chat energy with stories of Bigfoot, Dogman, shapeshifters, UFOs, and strange encounters in the field. Episodes move quickly from personal trips and guest conversations into speculation about unusual activity, wilderness events, and unexplained sightings.
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The Cryptid Huntress is built like a live paranormal hangout with a wide-open map. Bigfoot is never far away, but the show keeps widening the frame. Episodes move through Dogman, shapeshifters, wolf packs, thunderbirds, alien-human hybrids, black goo body-snatcher talk, UFO disclosure, missing people, and odd wilderness events. The pace is quick. The structure is loose. A show may open with sponsor material, community shout-outs, Patreon notes, event talk, and a weekend recap before landing on the main mystery. That looseness is part of the identity. It makes the program feel less like a polished documentary and more like sitting in on a running conversation among people who already share the same paranormal vocabulary. The Land Between the Lakes material captures the appeal: a camping trip becomes a charged account of howls, movement around vehicles and tents, rocks being thrown, night vision that does not quite explain things, and speculation about apparitions or poltergeist activity. The Palmyra Wolf Pack episode leans into remote viewing, witness detail, drawings, unusual legs, fur color, and Robbie’s investigator instincts as a police officer. The Patterson-Gimlin episode brings in M.K. Davis and Barry Littleton for a serious look at Patty and hoax controversy. Other conversations stretch into disclosure, suspicious deaths, national parks, Skinwalker comparisons, fame, entities, bots, and cyberspace. It can be funny. It can be grave. It is often messy in a way that feels live rather than careless. The show works best when a strange claim becomes a jumping-off point for field memory, folklore, spiritual suspicion, and audience participation. Its editorial center is not skepticism versus belief. Its center is attention: stay aware, compare stories, watch the edges, and keep talking when the official explanations feel too small.
Made for: For listeners who like paranormal talk with live-chat energy, field anecdotes, remote viewing, and speculative links between cryptids, UFOs, and folklore. It especially fits Bigfoot and Dogman followers who enjoy personality-driven conversation over formal case presentation.
What sets it apart: The show stands out through its mix of field-trip storytelling, remote viewing targets, recurring guest riffing, and highly active community presence. It treats cryptid research, UFO disclosure, spiritual threat, and internet-age weirdness as overlapping parts of one restless conversation.
Jessica Jones is a paranormal investigator and remote viewer based in northwest Georgia. She is an active field researcher and member of Enigma Research Group (ERG), Anomalous Studies and Observation Group (ASOG), and North Georgia Cryptid Researchers (NGCR). All are action-oriented research groups which conduct field research associated with all things paranormal, particularly Bigfoot. These groups have obtained ground-breaking evidence at several paranormal hot-spot hubs in the southeastern United States, comparable to the infamous Skinwalker Ranch. What sets her team apart from other groups is they are trained in remote viewing (RV). In addition to utilizing RV in the research...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jessica Jones turns cryptid reports and paranormal speculation into detailed, communal conversations about how extraordinary claims take shape.
Jessica Jones treats strange claims as material for an animated, open-ended conversation. The Cryptid Huntress moves from eyewitness descriptions and her own camping account at Land Between the Lakes to UFO disclosure, alleged shapeshifting and stories of unknown creatures.
Night vision misses the ambush, and your paranormal rabbit hole gets much harder to close.
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A lively paranormal chat that moves from shapeshifters to fame, internet weirdness, and strange encounters.
The Cryptid Huntress keeps things brisk and unruly, moving from shapeshifters to a Coachella sighting, then on to a Florida dolphin-kidnapping case and a Kentucky Bigfoot encounter.
A loose Dogman discussion that stays anchored in the sketch and witness details.
Palmyra Wolf Pack feels like a live-room creature discussion more than a tidy recap. The Cryptid Huntress and Robbie Raines stay close to the witness account while circling the same details that matter most here: the sketch, the foot shape, the humped back, and the fur texture.
Campfire cryptid chatter leans on howls, rocks, and speculation without settling the question.
This episode tracks a camping weekend at Land Between the Lakes as it drifts into a loose cryptid story built on strange sounds, thrown rocks, and the feeling that something stayed just out of sight.
A loose, urgent paranormal conversation that keeps tying strange cases back to the human side of the story.
The episode shifts from recent deaths in the UFO and disclosure world to missing people in national parks, with Jessica Jones and John Vindaventer treating it as a subject worth returning to and pressing on from different angles.
A loose paranormal hangout where thunderbird sightings, pterodactyl reports, alien-human hybrid chatter, and a recent Matt Gaetz clip all land in the same room.
The Cryptid Huntress starts with thunderbird sightings, pterodactyl sightings, and talk of an alien-human hybrid breeding program, then folds in a recent Matt Gaetz interview clip without trying to tidy any of it up.
This episode features an interview with author and researcher John Vandeventer discussing an Oklahoma attack by an unknown creature and UFO/ET disclosure updates.
The Cryptid Huntress comes in hot.
The Cryptid Huntress host Jessica and guest Robbie Raines conduct a live stream investigation of the Palmyra wolf pack case from Palmyra, Maine, where the Martin family—Shelly, Eric, and their teenage daughter—reported being surrounded by five seven-foot upright wolf-like creatures on Labor Day weekend 2007.
Jessica Jones opens with weekend chatter, a camping trip at Land Between the Lakes, and a few shout-outs to friends and event-goers.
Jessica Jones opens with her usual burst of energy and brings John Vindaventer into the studio for a loose, wide ranging conversation.
Jessica Jones opens with a big, breathy setup.
The host introduces a discussion about the Patterson-Gimlin Bigfoot film with expert MK Davis and co-host Barry Littleton.
Jessica Jones hosts a show about cryptid investigation and remote viewing, with guest Nick Sylvester discussing recent research and a previous episode with M.K.
A paranormal investigator discusses cryptid research and field work in the southeastern US.
Jessica Jones discusses her weekend at the Georgia Bigfoot Conference and introduces her cryptid investigation show.
This episode features an interview with Dr.
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Jessica Jones mourns the loss of a fellow cryptid researcher and friend, Mark Maycheck, sharing her grief with the audience.
Jessica Jones shares her experience attending a memorial for a fellow cryptid researcher and visiting his research areas in Kentucky.
This episode explores strange creatures depicted on old world maps and the theory that some statues in cemeteries, Capitol buildings, and courthouses might be electrotyped real humans.
The host discusses a viral video of a reptilian humanoid in a Russian museum and presents remote viewing data to determine its authenticity.
This episode features Prince Arcane discussing his personal encounters with cryptids like Bigfoot and Dogman in urban Atlanta, blending woods and city settings.
This episode features a paranormal investigator discussing her work with cryptid research groups in the southeastern US.
The Cryptid Huntress hosts a live show after a comic con, introducing a guest who shares a Bigfoot encounter in Amicalola.
Jessica Jones discusses the history, mythology, and modern reality of vampires, including recent disclosures about global elites.
A paranormal investigator discusses her field research on cryptids like Bigfoot with action-oriented research groups.
This episode discusses cryptids like the Southeastern Iowa Dogman and Bayou Creature, along with rogue AI, featuring guest Barry Littleton.
This episode features advertisements for OnDeck business loans and Yadav Jewelry, with no actual show content in the first two minutes.
The host discusses identifying and tracking reptilian humanoids, with a guest segment on various paranormal encounters.
Jessica Jones interviews William Nighthawk about Fallen Angels, connecting the topic to current events and previous discussions.
Jessica Jones introduces her cryptid investigation podcast with a brief ad for a mental health fundraiser, then discusses technical issues before diving into paranormal topics.
This episode begins with advertisements for a car dealership and a social casino before the actual show content starts.
Jessica Jones and Barry Littleton discuss a crashed UFO mothership in Greenland using remote viewing targets.
Jessica Jones shares a personal update about hiking and sky watching with her dog and a friend, and teases a previous episode with guest Gary Spike Sr.
Jessica Jones hosts a remote viewing session with guests to analyze data on a reptilian creature in a Vietnamese cave.