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Wendigoon's goatman admiration: "Ever since I was a child, an epic fusion of religious stories and Appalachian folklore." Charlie's goatman admiration: "Goat. But man."
Hearing the original backrooms story before it became mainstream and oversaturated with crap would've been awesome. Maybe someday they could read that story and shine a light on what it originally was before roblox and steam got a hold of it
I’m not personally religious, but I really love the way Wendigoon is able to educate about it in such an entertaining way. I’m so glad he’s a cohost now!
I wish he was more accurate. Like a lot of the Satanic imagery we see today that he mentioned is modern. For example, the pentagram isn't suppose to be just an inversion of a regular star, it has a more detailed history among different cultures and religions. The upside down cross is originally a Christian symbol of St Peter who felt unworthy of being crucified like Jesus so he requested to be crucified upside down.
His objective and non-biased approach to the subject of religion has kind of fostered a community where people from different religions or people who aren't religious can talk about their beliefs and educate each other without being hostile. That's a crazy feat online.
He’s a Sunday school teacher! It’s literally his job to help others learn about the Bible! Was never really religious myself but through watching his rise from the very beginning (the algorithm blessed me w his 1st ep of the conspiracy iceberg) I’ve found myself to be more curious about the word of the lord and I’m even beginning to seek it out on my own. I find a lot of religious Christian’s to be… um… quite over enthusiastic… I guess would probably be the least offensive way to put it… , myself. So his way of not being pushy and simply connecting stories he hears (whether it be folklore or related to true crime or whatever the case) to what he knows and is comfortable with and not being the type of “you know I think THIS and if you don’t, you’re just dumber than me” Christian most of us encounter is incredibly refreshing! Wendis awesome! I’ve learned so much from him!
I absolutely love how Wendigoon is the well read scholar, Charlie's the pop culture expert, and Jackson is the interim with a foot in each realm. Absolutely beautiful blend of characters!!!
For the most part. It all gets real shaky when he starts talking Christian stuff, based on what his pastors have told him I'm guessing. Because, you know, "satanic cross being an inversion" when the symbol is well documented as being a Christian symbol until the 60's. It comes from St. Peter being crucified upside down because he refused to be put on the same level as Jesus, it was a humility thing. Also, the whole unironically believing Satanism was ever really existed and wasn't just something Christians labelled various forms of Paganism/Occultism.
@@llamaczech he knows the satanic cross used to be a christian symbol, he's mentioned it before in a video (I think it was his vid on rejected books of the bible but I can't be totally sure) and that's actually where I first learned about it.
@drkickyoface huh, weird that he knows that but just continues the American Christian rhetoric of the "satanic cross" actually being a thing, then. Almost like whenever religion turns up he's one of the most unreliable resources out there.
I've always known that Wendigoon doesn't script his videos (which is already pretty impressive) but seeing his talk about the relations of goats to christian symbolism go for more than 10 minutes nonstop was really cool. He really is the internet's best conspiracy storyteller
there's this youtuber called General Sam, and he had him as a guest on his podcast twice. the podcast is called forehead fables and its usually just The Boys goof'in and gaff'in and Wendi's first episode is mostly just him laughing his ass off at their jokes lol, but the second one is almost entirely just Wendigoon telling a few really long really good stories. he's an AMAZING storyteller and it was really fascinating watching those chud's learn about God lol. but yeah, TLDR if your looking for more good story teller moments from him, HIGHLY suggest that second episode of forehead fables he was on.
He used to teach in a sunday school, he knows his stuff about christianity. Watch his interview with the dev of Faith, they go deep into religious topics and nuances.
came here to comment that. also love the casualness of it. Like, "yeah of course shane madej of formerly buzzfeed unsolved stole the bridge from goatman, we all know this"
The man himself in this comment section? Hell yeah. Maybe you can join and decipher some rare cursed gun sightings around the world who haunt people’s nightmares.
I'd act surprised but I actually first heard of Wendigoon from you in a recent video. I saw the thumbnail for his Waco video but it stayed in my Watch Later for a while.
Like the comment if wendigoon should do a series with Jidion called seven minutes in heaven where they make out with Charlie Morningstar from Hazbin Hotel. It’s gonna be to good to be true. Edit: Wow you guys are some freaks thanks for the likes. Edit: Send this to Jackson and all other hosts, the people have spoken.
This got uploaded 5 minutes after i started my patreon sub to listen to it early but im glad i subbed you guys r all amazing official podcast brand is growing i love it
Jeez, I hadn’t even heard of the Creepcast yet. Brand new it seems. Wendigoons been putting in work lately I’ve noticed! He’s popping up everywhere all over my feed. Unfortunately I typically don’t have time to watch his specific content because all of it seems very much long form content, but he’s one of the best personalities whenever he does pop up somewhere where I typically watch
I think the actual creepy aspect of Anasi's Ghoatman Story is that the campers consisted of two separate groups, who knew the members of their own group but weren't that familiar with the people in the other group. The Goatman would appear in the form of an extra person, hanging around with them and everyone in both groups was under the impression that the person belonged in the other group.
Reminds me of Mandaloregaming's story about Dusty(the second entry in the video "Mandaloregaming - A compilation of Please Stop Talking stories - Part 2")
What I always found weird about it is that Anansi is an African trickster god and that in this story it's just a name, even though the Goatman clearly shows traits of a trickster in the story. I always wondered whether the name was intentional.
Been watching Wendigoon forever it feels like and it's always so fun to just hear him talk about anything because he always seems so passionate while also being super chill. Glad to see him joining up for a podcast like this! Also love that he respected Shane's claim on the bridge.
after listening to the official podcast for damn near 7 years n then hearing Jackson try to do a cold open of a horror story just made me laugh so hard. I love the new direction sm
@@goodfortunedj what gets me laughing is that Watcher fans still try to change the name of the bridge on wikipedia from “Goatman’s Bridge” or “Old Alton Bridge” to “Shane and Ryan’s Bridge”. It’s still probably one of the best episodes of Buzzfeed Unsolved.
Wendigoon: *Has a very deep and religious connection to this cryptid and its origins, as well as tales as to how it relates to his upbringing* Charlie: GOATSY!
Jackson has to be the writer of the century. The emotional twists and turns as the mc crossed the bridge, and the contrast between the bleating goat and the silent protagonist. Beautiful
I love the Goatman's symbolism about the bridge and a crossing train. Either it kills you outright (getting hit by the train) or it compels you to jump (Jumping off the bridge to avoid the train).
I listened on Spotify, but I wanted to come comment here. Y’all killed it as usual, I hope to see more cryptids in the future. Moth Man, Frog Man, and the elusive man who is only known as “Huggbees.” Keep it up, the thread may be red, but the aprons shall be blue.
I live in Maryland, and one time when I was on a hike with my mom, she pointed out the general area of the agricultural research center and just told me “That’s where goatman came from.” As far as I can tell the science-based goatman legend exists because there were a lot of government experiments going on in Maryland at the time. All the FBI’s experiments with LSD were performed at a now abandoned mental hospital in Maryland called Spring Grove, which is now a popular spot for teenagers to sneak out to at night.
So glad wendigoon remembered that the Alton bridge was renamed to the Shane Madej bridge can't have a proper goatman video without at least mentioning the fact Shane embarrassed ol goaty by robbing him of a whole bridge
This was incredible, isaiah's insight was so interesting, Charlie's humorous takes on literally anything and Jacksons charisma and the research he did all really did shine through beautifully, couldn't ask for better chemistry in a podcast like this. This is just *cheffs kiss*
I really like that all of you have very distinct voices. Sometimes when I listen to a podcast and can't tell who is talking bc I'm an idiot 😭 I'm very excited to keep up with this podcast! I love a good spooky story.
I was just ab to comment this! Idk if it’s because I already knew what Charlie and Wendigoon sound like, or because they really do have distinct voices (to me, they sound different from each other)
When I was like 9 or 10 years old, I watched a TV show special about the Maryland Goatman, and I became so infatuated with it that when we had to make a poster about something we liked about our country I did mine about Goatman. Now, imagine this, you're a teacher at a Christian school, and in the middle of all of these little presentations about cultural landmarks and historic events, the quite kid in the class then comes up, opens their poster filled with images a demonic goat creature and they start telling stories about families being butchered! 😂 needless to say, the teacher wasn't all too happy lol
i dont know why but the description of the mimicry from the 4chan story sounding like a cat meowing words is terrifying to me. not even just in relation to goat man, but that being what it would sound like is so creepy it freaks me out. maybe it's because i have cats and know exactly what that sounds like so to imagine that sound but in the form of "let me in" is so insanely scary
I remember watching wendigoon's conspiracy theory iceberg videos back when he had like 10k subs, seeing him grow over the last few years has been so cool, and seeing him co-hosting this pod kinda blows my mind
when he used to end all his videos with stuff like "wow! 80k subs! thanks so much you guys, it really means the most" and the sub count would steadily go up by rising increments every week, you could tell he was struggling with ways to convey his ever increasing gratitude in some way that correlates to the batshit insane amount of growth his channel was experiencing :')
The biggest knowledge bomb in this video for me is that Wendigoon’s name is ISAIAH. Like, it’s not a surprising name, given his Sunday school background, but that fact that he’s being referred to as Wendigoon second is weird.
This podcast was fucking awesome. I grew up following cryptids and it's a real interesting topic. With someone as knowledgeable as Wendigoon and the comedy of Charlie & Jackson this was a blast, and it seemed like fun for the crew too.
This was really fun to watch - the creepy cryptic talk coupled with the boys’ brand of humor is so solid. Would love to see y’all cover the Ghost Light of Chapel Hill, Tennessee!
I think that by virtue of these cryptids being so well known, so feared, and often times, so often 'seen' by people, it doesn't matter if they're real or not. The cryptids themselves may not be real, but the legacy they create, the fear they cause, and the legends surrounding them, are certainly real enough.
42:41 FUCK YEAH!! 🤘🏻😝🤘🏻 As someone who lives in Denton County, Texas I am so stoked y’all are talking about this. I love this story for 2 reasons........ 1. I LIVE NEAR IT. 2. It’s the story that got me to “BUZZFEED UNSOLVED!” 🤘🏻😝🤘🏻 I FUCKING LOVE RYAN AND SHANE! They killed it with that episode! 😂👍🏻
I remember being in year 5 and all these kids in my grade were told to STOP playing bloody Mary because the younger kids who saw this, became too afraid to use the bathrooms. Parents started complaining that their kids were having accidents at school or home (sometimes both) because they were refusing to go near bathrooms.
i love this. my dad loves cryptids/cryptid lore, too - far more hardcore into the research than i am. i’m just the one holding the popcorn going “ooooh creepy” in morbid appreciation. can’t wait to introduce him to this podcast. you all are awesome!
I like the dynamic and show. jackson provides the history, and reports, encounters etc, and his genuine interest and being able to ask good/funny questions and giving responses to wendi. I genuinely enjoy hearing about the input wendi gave with how it relates to the bible and beliefs, very interesting stuff, and charlie is charlie Throughout the show, i got creeped out or scared, laughed or was caught in moments of deep interest. Great show so far.
loved the video so much!! just one misconception though, the upside down cross was not a traditional Satanist symbol until the media/movies started using it in the 1960s (at least in terms of theistic Satanism that was being discussed). i can’t wait to hear more of the podcast, you guys have so much conversational chemistry!!
Absolutely incredible first episode! It was fascinating to hear everyone's take and stories on Goatman, especially Isiah's knowledge of both cryptid and religious. Followed you boys on Spotify, have been listening there as well, you got a 5 star rating from me!🔥🤘
I remember learning about goatman on a hike. Our neighbor didn't time when we'd cross a specific covered bridge properly. Rather than crossing it, she had us turn around and take a more complicated trail to cross the river. When we asked why she explained that the goatman shows up on that bridge twice a day in a very short, very specific window, and when she was younger, she tested that out at the night time window and had to hide under the bridge for a handful of minutes while his hooves clopped on the wood above her, pacing the bridge.
Amazing. I'm so glad that you guys decided to make a podecast like this. I'm a big fan of Wendigoon, Charlie, and Jackson in their own bubbles. I couldn't be more excited to watch every episode that you three make about a genre I love and you all are so passionate about. Stay good you guys! (BTW, super excited for creepcast with big Papameat)
holy fuck i'm super glad wendigoon knows about the movie ghost stories. i think it's a hidden gem. i watched it when i was around 14 and it incredibly messed with me. alex lawther is an incredible actor!
i LOVE Anansi's Goatman story, and i'm pretty sure Isaiah got a good chunk of it wrong 😭 imo, it's more well-written than it comes off in his summary. other than that this was pretty fun to listen to, really looking forward to more episodes edit: actually i think it would've been cool for isaiah to have read an excerpt from the story. if they go over other things like the stairs in the woods, it'd be cool if everyone read a bit of their favorite story about the concept. :) (edit 2: I KNEW IT. 3 cheers for creepcast)
That’s the one thing about wendigoon, sometimes he gets stuff wrong, idk how he does his research but it’s too bad cause he’s a good content creator otherwise.
@@JustSomeWeirdo i think i get what you mean about not having a script because then he doesn't have anything memorized which allows for errors, but having thorough research/notes should balance that out. he did say he hadn't read the story in a long time, so it makes sense he summarized it badly. mostly i just wanted to point it out because Anansi's Goatman story is a favorite of mine and i hope people don't take the summary at face value!
He definitely left out the most absolutely terrifying part where the thing disguises itself as one of them and is in the cabin with them while they're all sleeping and only one guy notices, he watches it all night while it does this weird convulsive silent laughter.
This was a super good podcast, and the three of you have such a good energy as “Jackson, Question leader and story writer Isaiah, Christianity expert and resident Appalachian boy and Charlie, silly guy and cryptid enthusiast.” 😅 I’m excited for the next episode!
I grew up within walking distance to pope lick trestle bridge. I’ve walked across it. Hell one of my wife’s first dates was on that bridge. I’ve lived in the rural woods of Kentucky all my life. There is no goat man, and no one here believes there is one. Yknow what’s right next to the bridge? A public park, giant gas station, and houses. It’s not even in a small town or rural area. Might as well be apart of Louisville it’s so close. It’s so surreal seeing giant UA-camrs discuss a silly little half forgotten town mascot as if there’s a possibility of it’s existence. People on the internet remember this thing more than the people who live 2 doors down from it. I’d walk across it on FaceTime with you guys if you wanted.
i was deadass wishing last week we had a consistent wendigoon and charlie podcast, adding jackson in and making the topic cryptids is maybe the best thing i couldve gotten out of that ask fantastic content, thank you so much boys
Grew up in Lewisville TX (in denton county) and visited the old bridge many times with friends. The lore of it goes; a cheating husband was caught by his wife and she cut his head off and sewed a goat head in it's place then hung him from the bridge. He later disappeared and was said to show up if you stopped your car on the bridge at night and ran around it three times. On one of these trips with friends we got out and noticed men in KKK robes on the bank of the river walking/dancing around a fire and got so goddamned freaked out we stopped our little ritual and got in the car and immediately drove away as fast as we could.
Yah I grew up in highland village and would go to goatmans every Halloween. The story I’ve heard though is that he was a freed slave abs would post “this way to the goat man’s “ on old Alton which was the main bridge connecting Dallas and Denton. And local’s didn’t like it so they hung him and when they looked over the bridge he was gone. Then they burned his home and family out of fear
I've lived in Denton all my life and still do, And my house is very close so I've been many times to smoke with my friends and fuck around. the story i was told when i was very young was almost exactly like they said except for some other information like the kkk apparently went back to check the body and it was gone, and how the alton bridge was built by the goatman to go from denton to his house. though the story has definitely been mixed up and the bridge is right next to a highschool.
Yeah no idea why he's even on here except to sell the podcast to his audience. He didn't contribute shit. They should make Papa Meat the third host and just had Charlie on as a guest since he has an interest in the topic.
I so thoroughly enjoyed this. Wendigoon is so great and insightful. The G.O.A.T.... man. I love the knowledge and the religious angle he can help bring to these discussions. Jackson was also great for organizing this and bringing it together and Charlie seemed so invested in this and the last episode of the Official Podcast. This is great and I love the content that is coming with this new channel. Keep it up! :)
Wendigoon is seriously such a sweet and heartfelt guy, he always does an amazing job at communicating with other creators AND his audience. You can tell he always really wants everyone to be comfortable and understand how much he appreciates his opportunities
I grew up in Appalachia as well, and there are so many stories and cryptids from the region. My great grandmother (also born and raised in Appalachia) hand wrote a book of all the ones she'd ever heard and it was eventually passed to me. I read from it every Halloween. Fantastic episode. Red Thread is a gem. ❤
WOAH that sounds freaking amazing. how special it is that your family kept such a treasure from your great grandmother and passed it on to you. oral traditions, passed on in the same fashion or transcribed to paper, are precious gems. and this collection of tales from your great grandmother must be one hell of a creepy precious gem. very cool!!
@@thedenmeister6414 I'm working on it! I'll come back to this thread and post a link. It may take some time as I have to edit as I go. My poor gran's education level was about 3rd grade, so many spelling/grammatical errors. Also there are very personal stories weaved in that I know she wouldn't want me to share.
@XIndigoIvyX Should give It to a local museum eventually. It may not seem significant, but books like that, especially ones written by uneducated people (the vast majority of people then) can be incredibly insightful. Gives a glimpse into their lives that would otherwise be lost.
I'm from Texas and there's a lot of goatman legends across the state, but the one I know the best is from the town I grew up in. Nearby there's a creek, road, and bridge that all go by the name 'Old Foamy', due to there at one point in time being a lot of foam on the creek. It's surrounded by heavy brush and tree coverage. Going back as far as the 1960s, like the other instances talked about in the video, legend says that goatman could be summoned if you stop your car nearby, turn off the lights, and honk the horn 3 times. After doing that, goatman will charge out of the brush and throw dead animals, rocks, and other debris at your car, before jumping on and scratching it up. It used to be a sort of hazing initiation to take the local high school freshman out and make them walk the road at night. The things that make the legend more interesting is that the area is also associated with death and the occult in general. Often times murdered bodies are found washed up around the bridge, lots of car accidents resulting in deaths occur on the road, the remains of missing pets are often found around the bridge, signs of cult ritualistic sacrifices have been found by the creek, and even reported demonic possessions in the RV park next to Old Foamy have all surrounded this stretch of road for almost a century. I remember driving the road before I knew the lore surrounding it. It always left me unsettled even then and I hated driving it alone. As far as confirmable occurrences, I can only confirm some of the deaths by car, the reported possessions, and the cult activity, as some of my family members came across the sacrifices and remains while a family friend was supposedly at one of the exorcisms of one of the possessed. Might try to dig and see if I can confirm any of the other bodies found. It was fascinating to see the connections the legends in my hometown have with the ones across the nation, and all in all was just a great podcast to listen to. Can't wait to see what y'all cover next!
Yesss the bridge. I want to say there was a paranormal show that had actually went and tried to "summon" him, and the wife of someone on the show supposedly started getting a bunch of awful symptoms. I remember looking it up and it wasn't too far from where I grew up. It's a small world!
1) "mary-land" I live about 20 min from beltsville and people definitely take goatman seriously. 2) for a future episode i think you guys should cover some old civil war stories, as common as they are. The one that i can bring to mind is the Legore bridge in Fredrick, Maryland.
also how i heard about goatman was when i was about 8 or 9 i watched a youtube video that mentioned it. One of my best ways of coping with scary things at the time was thinking about how far these things are from me and how they could never reach me. Naturally I looked up goatmans bridge location, and saw that not only did i live nearby, I had crossed the bridge before. I barely slept the next 3 nights.
Wendigoon is the greatest co-host you guys could’ve have gotten for this. His knowledge on cryptids along with his ties to Christianity make this such a good watch. I’m not even religious but I love hearing how it ties in to these legends.
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I would love this to be a regular thing!
More please. Silly question even.
Spotify is not letting me access it without a patreon sub ?
Your sin level has gone down, you’ve been blessed by the HolyToaster
@@mannypardoacedetective856hopefully that changes
Wendigoon's goatman admiration: "Ever since I was a child, an epic fusion of religious stories and Appalachian folklore."
Charlie's goatman admiration: "Goat. But man."
You guys should 100% talk about the stairs in the woods sometime. I'd love to see Charlie and Jackson's reactions to hearing those stories
True that was a great wendi video
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No that's not in their wheelhouse
Hearing the original backrooms story before it became mainstream and oversaturated with crap would've been awesome. Maybe someday they could read that story and shine a light on what it originally was before roblox and steam got a hold of it
I fell asleep to that video and my dreams where awful 😅
Two and a half years of following Wendigoon and today I found out his name is Isaiah 😂 SO happy he's joined The Official team!
I WAS JUST THIBNING THAT TOO
Who's Isaiah? He's definitely Wendi, Wendy, or Wendi-boy.
@@monkyznblondz Iceberg-Boy**
ok that is such a cool name and it fits so well for a guy like him
Aidan from Lore Lodge name dropped him pretty often because they have a podcast together on Bible stuff.
I’m not personally religious, but I really love the way Wendigoon is able to educate about it in such an entertaining way. I’m so glad he’s a cohost now!
same! it made me want to look into stuff like that more. very interesting stuff!
I wish he was more accurate.
Like a lot of the Satanic imagery we see today that he mentioned is modern.
For example, the pentagram isn't suppose to be just an inversion of a regular star, it has a more detailed history among different cultures and religions.
The upside down cross is originally a Christian symbol of St Peter who felt unworthy of being crucified like Jesus so he requested to be crucified upside down.
His objective and non-biased approach to the subject of religion has kind of fostered a community where people from different religions or people who aren't religious can talk about their beliefs and educate each other without being hostile. That's a crazy feat online.
He’s a Sunday school teacher! It’s literally his job to help others learn about the Bible! Was never really religious myself but through watching his rise from the very beginning (the algorithm blessed me w his 1st ep of the conspiracy iceberg) I’ve found myself to be more curious about the word of the lord and I’m even beginning to seek it out on my own. I find a lot of religious Christian’s to be… um… quite over enthusiastic… I guess would probably be the least offensive way to put it… , myself. So his way of not being pushy and simply connecting stories he hears (whether it be folklore or related to true crime or whatever the case) to what he knows and is comfortable with and not being the type of “you know I think THIS and if you don’t, you’re just dumber than me” Christian most of us encounter is incredibly refreshing! Wendis awesome! I’ve learned so much from him!
he is or was a sunday school teacher
43:13 we did it boys Shane Madej is officially apart of goat man history
HELL YEAH!
in shane madej we trust
SHANE MADEJ MENTIONED ‼️‼️
It was a small but SIGNIFICANT mention, its Shane's bridge now!!
Lets go make graffiti of him tell story’s of him
I absolutely love how Wendigoon is the well read scholar, Charlie's the pop culture expert, and Jackson is the interim with a foot in each realm. Absolutely beautiful blend of characters!!!
you mean the Goatman Expert Charles White.
For the most part.
It all gets real shaky when he starts talking Christian stuff, based on what his pastors have told him I'm guessing.
Because, you know, "satanic cross being an inversion" when the symbol is well documented as being a Christian symbol until the 60's.
It comes from St. Peter being crucified upside down because he refused to be put on the same level as Jesus, it was a humility thing.
Also, the whole unironically believing Satanism was ever really existed and wasn't just something Christians labelled various forms of Paganism/Occultism.
@@llamaczech Yeah he has relatively good biblical knowledge, but it is quite poor when he gets into history of Christianity.
@@llamaczech he knows the satanic cross used to be a christian symbol, he's mentioned it before in a video (I think it was his vid on rejected books of the bible but I can't be totally sure) and that's actually where I first learned about it.
@drkickyoface huh, weird that he knows that but just continues the American Christian rhetoric of the "satanic cross" actually being a thing, then.
Almost like whenever religion turns up he's one of the most unreliable resources out there.
I've always known that Wendigoon doesn't script his videos (which is already pretty impressive) but seeing his talk about the relations of goats to christian symbolism go for more than 10 minutes nonstop was really cool. He really is the internet's best conspiracy storyteller
there's this youtuber called General Sam, and he had him as a guest on his podcast twice. the podcast is called forehead fables and its usually just The Boys goof'in and gaff'in and Wendi's first episode is mostly just him laughing his ass off at their jokes lol, but the second one is almost entirely just Wendigoon telling a few really long really good stories. he's an AMAZING storyteller and it was really fascinating watching those chud's learn about God lol.
but yeah, TLDR if your looking for more good story teller moments from him, HIGHLY suggest that second episode of forehead fables he was on.
@@grimerime23I'm a fake general sam fan, I should have known this smh 😔
He does have extensive notes though, as shown in the second Hypnogagia video
He has several pages of notes that guide his videos, but not 100% scripted
He used to teach in a sunday school, he knows his stuff about christianity. Watch his interview with the dev of Faith, they go deep into religious topics and nuances.
I love the acknowledgement of Shane's claiming of the bridge
came here to comment that. also love the casualness of it. Like, "yeah of course shane madej of formerly buzzfeed unsolved stole the bridge from goatman, we all know this"
I was waiting for that moment of acknowledgment
“Merry-Land” got me every time 🙃😂
Good job though boys, I enjoyed this one!
The man himself in this comment section? Hell yeah.
Maybe you can join and decipher some rare cursed gun sightings around the world who haunt people’s nightmares.
I'd act surprised but I actually first heard of Wendigoon from you in a recent video.
I saw the thumbnail for his Waco video but it stayed in my Watch Later for a while.
Oh cool its mr senator man
Can attest, not many people are very merry here..
The AK Man Cometh
WENDIGOON JUST CALLED IT THE SHANE MADEJ BRIDGE. YES. THANK YOU!
Love you guys. Love watcher. Omg. Best call back ever.
all hail the watcher :))
well this aged poorly😭😭😭
@@gluten1221omg right? Felt like a punch straight to the gut tbh.
Like the comment if wendigoon should do a series with Jidion called seven minutes in heaven where they make out with Charlie Morningstar from Hazbin Hotel. It’s gonna be to good to be true.
Edit: Wow you guys are some freaks thanks for the likes.
Edit: Send this to Jackson and all other hosts, the people have spoken.
It's either wendigoon or Alex from IHE for me (if that was his name lol it's been ages)
😩 reading this gave me happy
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lets be real, ive seen Wendigoon on several different podcasts, was the best guest on all of them.
YOU BETTER NOT BE FUBKIN ME I LOVE WENDIGOOG SM
First we get CREEPCAST with Wendi and Papa Meat now we get Red Thread with the official boys! We are truly spoiled for content ❤️
This got uploaded 5 minutes after i started my patreon sub to listen to it early but im glad i subbed you guys r all amazing official podcast brand is growing i love it
Jeez, I hadn’t even heard of the Creepcast yet. Brand new it seems. Wendigoons been putting in work lately I’ve noticed! He’s popping up everywhere all over my feed. Unfortunately I typically don’t have time to watch his specific content because all of it seems very much long form content, but he’s one of the best personalities whenever he does pop up somewhere where I typically watch
I almost can't believe it
He was also on the Unsubscribe podcast a few months back. Really enjoyed that one too
@@hectichive889it's called criminaly stupid
Wendigoon is easily the best person for this type of show. Can’t wait to see how far this series goes
I think the actual creepy aspect of Anasi's Ghoatman Story is that the campers consisted of two separate groups, who knew the members of their own group but weren't that familiar with the people in the other group. The Goatman would appear in the form of an extra person, hanging around with them and everyone in both groups was under the impression that the person belonged in the other group.
Oh my God that is chilling.
I highly recommend listening to the Roanoke Tales reading of it, he has an awesome delivery
Reminds me of Mandaloregaming's story about Dusty(the second entry in the video "Mandaloregaming - A compilation of Please Stop Talking stories - Part 2")
YES
What I always found weird about it is that Anansi is an African trickster god and that in this story it's just a name, even though the Goatman clearly shows traits of a trickster in the story. I always wondered whether the name was intentional.
Been watching Wendigoon forever it feels like and it's always so fun to just hear him talk about anything because he always seems so passionate while also being super chill. Glad to see him joining up for a podcast like this! Also love that he respected Shane's claim on the bridge.
I love that he mentioned that, I loved that episode on Buzzfeed Unsolved
when does he start talking? i only heard him giggling for an hour
after listening to the official podcast for damn near 7 years n then hearing Jackson try to do a cold open of a horror story just made me laugh so hard. I love the new direction sm
Wdym he’s experienced at horror stories have you never seen the classic hit GHOST OF HALO
@@daki8131 ah yes his masterpiece and peak of creative genius
The Australian accent always sounds too jovial to be insidious
@@Feral_Bog_Witch yeah jackson has a sense of whimsy about him that can’t be snuffed out
@@Feral_Bog_Witchhe’s holding back laughter the whole time 😂
43:16 Wendigoon acknowledging the “true” name of the bridge made me smile.
Right? Spent so much time on that bridge as a teenager 🥲
@@goodfortunedj what gets me laughing is that Watcher fans still try to change the name of the bridge on wikipedia from “Goatman’s Bridge” or “Old Alton Bridge” to “Shane and Ryan’s Bridge”. It’s still probably one of the best episodes of Buzzfeed Unsolved.
Anything involving Wendigoon is instantly on my watch list. My favorite person on yt and seems like just an awesome person. Can't wait to see more!
Wendigoon: *Has a very deep and religious connection to this cryptid and its origins, as well as tales as to how it relates to his upbringing*
Charlie: GOATSY!
This trio is gold I’m so excited for this series
So true
Nah two of them suck
Jackson has to be the writer of the century. The emotional twists and turns as the mc crossed the bridge, and the contrast between the bleating goat and the silent protagonist. Beautiful
Agreed, truly one of the monologues of all time
I truly felt
I love the Goatman's symbolism about the bridge and a crossing train. Either it kills you outright (getting hit by the train) or it compels you to jump (Jumping off the bridge to avoid the train).
Imagine walking by trscks and hearing a perfect impersonation of Obama saying, "bussy." No way you aren't being distracted 😂
@@AzayBaeI haven’t watched the video yet but this is comment is making me laugh so hard
You love that?
😂
I cannot even tell you how much joy the coming together of Moist and Wendigoon brings me.
Moistigoon is a very unique creature
Charlie’s gonna have a field day when they get to aliens. Hopefully he gets his dad to come on as a guest.
I want him just put his dad into the podcast
That would be amazing!
The thought of a crackhead mugging Goatman is hilarious and also terrifying. Wouldnt want to mess with that guy. 😂
I listened on Spotify, but I wanted to come comment here. Y’all killed it as usual, I hope to see more cryptids in the future. Moth Man, Frog Man, and the elusive man who is only known as “Huggbees.” Keep it up, the thread may be red, but the aprons shall be blue.
There are certain Eldritch creations that even Wendigoon is too cautious to speak of
Huggbees is the scariest god damn cryptid known to man! He knows the difference between a rinsing machine and a filling machine, baffling scientists.
@@CaucasainAsian “Bulgarians”
@@ratgobbler AHHH
@@ratgobblerFrench "people"
I live in Maryland, and one time when I was on a hike with my mom, she pointed out the general area of the agricultural research center and just told me “That’s where goatman came from.”
As far as I can tell the science-based goatman legend exists because there were a lot of government experiments going on in Maryland at the time. All the FBI’s experiments with LSD were performed at a now abandoned mental hospital in Maryland called Spring Grove, which is now a popular spot for teenagers to sneak out to at night.
Ive never been myself but I dont live too far and ive heard stories about spring grove, might be cool to go check out sometime
Careful they’ll plaster the surrounding area with no parking signs
Fellow marylander here, are you talking about the research center in Beltsville?
Fellow Marylander! Huzzah!
As a Marylander this is also the general story I heard. Heard that he was the result of a science experiment gone wrong and escaped into the night
I can't believe I get to see some of my favorite creators discussing horror. This channel is going to be used for amazing things.
“If good thing happen why satan” is the most intellectual and hilarious argument I’ve ever heard 😂😂
So glad wendigoon remembered that the Alton bridge was renamed to the Shane Madej bridge can't have a proper goatman video without at least mentioning the fact Shane embarrassed ol goaty by robbing him of a whole bridge
This was incredible, isaiah's insight was so interesting, Charlie's humorous takes on literally anything and Jacksons charisma and the research he did all really did shine through beautifully, couldn't ask for better chemistry in a podcast like this. This is just *cheffs kiss*
I really like that all of you have very distinct voices. Sometimes when I listen to a podcast and can't tell who is talking bc I'm an idiot 😭
I'm very excited to keep up with this podcast! I love a good spooky story.
I was just ab to comment this! Idk if it’s because I already knew what Charlie and Wendigoon sound like, or because they really do have distinct voices (to me, they sound different from each other)
When I was like 9 or 10 years old, I watched a TV show special about the Maryland Goatman, and I became so infatuated with it that when we had to make a poster about something we liked about our country I did mine about Goatman. Now, imagine this, you're a teacher at a Christian school, and in the middle of all of these little presentations about cultural landmarks and historic events, the quite kid in the class then comes up, opens their poster filled with images a demonic goat creature and they start telling stories about families being butchered! 😂 needless to say, the teacher wasn't all too happy lol
The quite kid.
The *quite* kid.
😮💨
He was quite the kid indeed.
i dont know why but the description of the mimicry from the 4chan story sounding like a cat meowing words is terrifying to me. not even just in relation to goat man, but that being what it would sound like is so creepy it freaks me out. maybe it's because i have cats and know exactly what that sounds like so to imagine that sound but in the form of "let me in" is so insanely scary
Jackson has really been coming into his own since TOP moved to their own channel, and I just love to see it.
I agree he’s a very entertaining person and he deserves more eyes on him
He’s always been my favourite boy
He's from Australia, the nearest town is 163 miles away, not a whole lot of dating prospects, he's been coming into his own for a long time.
@@LunarLocust i know you're joking but the Sunshine Coast (where Jackson lives) isn't that remote lmao
@_herb when your only options are bogans, abos, or your cousin, you pick your cousin
I remember watching wendigoon's conspiracy theory iceberg videos back when he had like 10k subs, seeing him grow over the last few years has been so cool, and seeing him co-hosting this pod kinda blows my mind
I watched him before that but I think that he was at like 100k at that point
And things such as
when he used to end all his videos with stuff like "wow! 80k subs! thanks so much you guys, it really means the most" and the sub count would steadily go up by rising increments every week, you could tell he was struggling with ways to convey his ever increasing gratitude in some way that correlates to the batshit insane amount of growth his channel was experiencing :')
Same I was watching Charlie before wendigoon came around so seeing them come together is so crazy
The biggest knowledge bomb in this video for me is that Wendigoon’s name is ISAIAH. Like, it’s not a surprising name, given his Sunday school background, but that fact that he’s being referred to as Wendigoon second is weird.
I think it suits him
Great first episode and helped me finish my first job shift rather quickly! A fun start and I will definitely return :3 🐐
This podcast was fucking awesome. I grew up following cryptids and it's a real interesting topic. With someone as knowledgeable as Wendigoon and the comedy of Charlie & Jackson this was a blast, and it seemed like fun for the crew too.
This was really fun to watch - the creepy cryptic talk coupled with the boys’ brand of humor is so solid. Would love to see y’all cover the Ghost Light of Chapel Hill, Tennessee!
Honestly bringing wendigoon in to a show segment is the best decision ever he's just such a good personality
I think that by virtue of these cryptids being so well known, so feared, and often times, so often 'seen' by people, it doesn't matter if they're real or not. The cryptids themselves may not be real, but the legacy they create, the fear they cause, and the legends surrounding them, are certainly real enough.
It definitely matters if they're real.
Honestly this. They're not real, but they serve as a fascinating piece of culture and history...and they inspire some really good stories sometimes.
42:41 FUCK YEAH!! 🤘🏻😝🤘🏻 As someone who lives in Denton County, Texas I am so stoked y’all are talking about this. I love this story for 2 reasons........
1. I LIVE NEAR IT.
2. It’s the story that got me to “BUZZFEED UNSOLVED!” 🤘🏻😝🤘🏻 I FUCKING LOVE RYAN AND SHANE! They killed it with that episode! 😂👍🏻
I remember being in year 5 and all these kids in my grade were told to STOP playing bloody Mary because the younger kids who saw this, became too afraid to use the bathrooms. Parents started complaining that their kids were having accidents at school or home (sometimes both) because they were refusing to go near bathrooms.
i love this. my dad loves cryptids/cryptid lore, too - far more hardcore into the research than i am. i’m just the one holding the popcorn going “ooooh creepy” in morbid appreciation. can’t wait to introduce him to this podcast. you all are awesome!
I like the dynamic and show. jackson provides the history, and reports, encounters etc, and his genuine interest and being able to ask good/funny questions and giving responses to wendi. I genuinely enjoy hearing about the input wendi gave with how it relates to the bible and beliefs, very interesting stuff, and charlie is charlie
Throughout the show, i got creeped out or scared, laughed or was caught in moments of deep interest. Great show so far.
Wendigoon and Charlie are the best match up collab ever made! This is awesome!
Hasent been a year yet but this episode still makes me nostalgic
Brat
loved the video so much!! just one misconception though, the upside down cross was not a traditional Satanist symbol until the media/movies started using it in the 1960s (at least in terms of theistic Satanism that was being discussed). i can’t wait to hear more of the podcast, you guys have so much conversational chemistry!!
FINALLY!!!! Im so happy for all of you, yall came along way i cant wait ti see how far this will go!!!
Y'alls chemistry is so good, so glad you're working on this together !!
24:10 “He just ran out of that cabin and went straight to heaven” had me in stitches 😂
Absolutely incredible first episode! It was fascinating to hear everyone's take and stories on Goatman, especially Isiah's knowledge of both cryptid and religious. Followed you boys on Spotify, have been listening there as well, you got a 5 star rating from me!🔥🤘
I remember learning about goatman on a hike. Our neighbor didn't time when we'd cross a specific covered bridge properly. Rather than crossing it, she had us turn around and take a more complicated trail to cross the river. When we asked why she explained that the goatman shows up on that bridge twice a day in a very short, very specific window, and when she was younger, she tested that out at the night time window and had to hide under the bridge for a handful of minutes while his hooves clopped on the wood above her, pacing the bridge.
"I'M STANDING ON YOUR BRIDGE GOATMAN!"
i cannot be scared by jackson, probably the best one to make horror stories not scary.
Bro cannot scare a fly
Yeah his voice had me giggling not scared lmao
Amazing. I'm so glad that you guys decided to make a podecast like this. I'm a big fan of Wendigoon, Charlie, and Jackson in their own bubbles. I couldn't be more excited to watch every episode that you three make about a genre I love and you all are so passionate about. Stay good you guys!
(BTW, super excited for creepcast with big Papameat)
holy fuck i'm super glad wendigoon knows about the movie ghost stories. i think it's a hidden gem. i watched it when i was around 14 and it incredibly messed with me. alex lawther is an incredible actor!
"Oh no, a small knife! My only weakness!" - the Goatman, probably.
i LOVE Anansi's Goatman story, and i'm pretty sure Isaiah got a good chunk of it wrong 😭 imo, it's more well-written than it comes off in his summary. other than that this was pretty fun to listen to, really looking forward to more episodes
edit: actually i think it would've been cool for isaiah to have read an excerpt from the story. if they go over other things like the stairs in the woods, it'd be cool if everyone read a bit of their favorite story about the concept. :) (edit 2: I KNEW IT. 3 cheers for creepcast)
That’s the one thing about wendigoon, sometimes he gets stuff wrong, idk how he does his research but it’s too bad cause he’s a good content creator otherwise.
@@idkhahahahaI think it’s to be expected since he doesn’t use a script.
@@JustSomeWeirdo i think i get what you mean about not having a script because then he doesn't have anything memorized which allows for errors, but having thorough research/notes should balance that out. he did say he hadn't read the story in a long time, so it makes sense he summarized it badly. mostly i just wanted to point it out because Anansi's Goatman story is a favorite of mine and i hope people don't take the summary at face value!
He definitely left out the most absolutely terrifying part where the thing disguises itself as one of them and is in the cabin with them while they're all sleeping and only one guy notices, he watches it all night while it does this weird convulsive silent laughter.
@@idkhahahahairks me that he thinks wendigos shapeshift💀 he really is named after it and probably thinks they have antlers lmao
This series is so perfect for Wendigoon, I can’t wait to see what’s in store
This was a super good podcast, and the three of you have such a good energy as “Jackson, Question leader and story writer Isaiah, Christianity expert and resident Appalachian boy and Charlie, silly guy and cryptid enthusiast.” 😅 I’m excited for the next episode!
I grew up within walking distance to pope lick trestle bridge. I’ve walked across it. Hell one of my wife’s first dates was on that bridge. I’ve lived in the rural woods of Kentucky all my life. There is no goat man, and no one here believes there is one. Yknow what’s right next to the bridge? A public park, giant gas station, and houses. It’s not even in a small town or rural area. Might as well be apart of Louisville it’s so close. It’s so surreal seeing giant UA-camrs discuss a silly little half forgotten town mascot as if there’s a possibility of it’s existence. People on the internet remember this thing more than the people who live 2 doors down from it. I’d walk across it on FaceTime with you guys if you wanted.
God, I'm so hyped for future episodes. You guys are awesome
i was deadass wishing last week we had a consistent wendigoon and charlie podcast, adding jackson in and making the topic cryptids is maybe the best thing i couldve gotten out of that ask
fantastic content, thank you so much boys
Now this is a podcast ill actually listen too every week. This is an unexpected treat
Grew up in Lewisville TX (in denton county) and visited the old bridge many times with friends. The lore of it goes; a cheating husband was caught by his wife and she cut his head off and sewed a goat head in it's place then hung him from the bridge. He later disappeared and was said to show up if you stopped your car on the bridge at night and ran around it three times. On one of these trips with friends we got out and noticed men in KKK robes on the bank of the river walking/dancing around a fire and got so goddamned freaked out we stopped our little ritual and got in the car and immediately drove away as fast as we could.
Yah I grew up in highland village and would go to goatmans every Halloween. The story I’ve heard though is that he was a freed slave abs would post “this way to the goat man’s “ on old Alton which was the main bridge connecting Dallas and Denton. And local’s didn’t like it so they hung him and when they looked over the bridge he was gone. Then they burned his home and family out of fear
I've lived in Denton all my life and still do, And my house is very close so I've been many times to smoke with my friends and fuck around. the story i was told when i was very young was almost exactly like they said except for some other information like the kkk apparently went back to check the body and it was gone, and how the alton bridge was built by the goatman to go from denton to his house. though the story has definitely been mixed up and the bridge is right next to a highschool.
I could listen to Wendigoon tell stories all day. He’s such a good storyteller.
Charlie really just listening along with us I love it
Yeah no idea why he's even on here except to sell the podcast to his audience. He didn't contribute shit. They should make Papa Meat the third host and just had Charlie on as a guest since he has an interest in the topic.
This was so good, can’t wait for more episodes!
I know it isn't technically a cryptid but I kinda want to hear Wendigoon tell the official podcast crew about the mystery flesh pit national park
I so thoroughly enjoyed this. Wendigoon is so great and insightful. The G.O.A.T.... man. I love the knowledge and the religious angle he can help bring to these discussions. Jackson was also great for organizing this and bringing it together and Charlie seemed so invested in this and the last episode of the Official Podcast. This is great and I love the content that is coming with this new channel. Keep it up! :)
Being from Bowie Maryland myself, learning about Goatman was one of the most harrowing memories I had as a kid
Wendigoon is seriously such a sweet and heartfelt guy, he always does an amazing job at communicating with other creators AND his audience. You can tell he always really wants everyone to be comfortable and understand how much he appreciates his opportunities
I grew up in Appalachia as well, and there are so many stories and cryptids from the region. My great grandmother (also born and raised in Appalachia) hand wrote a book of all the ones she'd ever heard and it was eventually passed to me. I read from it every Halloween.
Fantastic episode. Red Thread is a gem. ❤
Would highly recommend transcribing that for a digital copy! Would love to read it.
WOAH that sounds freaking amazing. how special it is that your family kept such a treasure from your great grandmother and passed it on to you. oral traditions, passed on in the same fashion or transcribed to paper, are precious gems. and this collection of tales from your great grandmother must be one hell of a creepy precious gem. very cool!!
@@thedenmeister6414 I'm working on it! I'll come back to this thread and post a link. It may take some time as I have to edit as I go. My poor gran's education level was about 3rd grade, so many spelling/grammatical errors. Also there are very personal stories weaved in that I know she wouldn't want me to share.
@@bloodybrittanyart it is indeed a treasure. I'm working on making a digital version to share. (:
@XIndigoIvyX
Should give It to a local museum eventually. It may not seem significant, but books like that, especially ones written by uneducated people (the vast majority of people then) can be incredibly insightful. Gives a glimpse into their lives that would otherwise be lost.
I'm from Texas and there's a lot of goatman legends across the state, but the one I know the best is from the town I grew up in. Nearby there's a creek, road, and bridge that all go by the name 'Old Foamy', due to there at one point in time being a lot of foam on the creek. It's surrounded by heavy brush and tree coverage. Going back as far as the 1960s, like the other instances talked about in the video, legend says that goatman could be summoned if you stop your car nearby, turn off the lights, and honk the horn 3 times. After doing that, goatman will charge out of the brush and throw dead animals, rocks, and other debris at your car, before jumping on and scratching it up. It used to be a sort of hazing initiation to take the local high school freshman out and make them walk the road at night. The things that make the legend more interesting is that the area is also associated with death and the occult in general. Often times murdered bodies are found washed up around the bridge, lots of car accidents resulting in deaths occur on the road, the remains of missing pets are often found around the bridge, signs of cult ritualistic sacrifices have been found by the creek, and even reported demonic possessions in the RV park next to Old Foamy have all surrounded this stretch of road for almost a century. I remember driving the road before I knew the lore surrounding it. It always left me unsettled even then and I hated driving it alone. As far as confirmable occurrences, I can only confirm some of the deaths by car, the reported possessions, and the cult activity, as some of my family members came across the sacrifices and remains while a family friend was supposedly at one of the exorcisms of one of the possessed. Might try to dig and see if I can confirm any of the other bodies found.
It was fascinating to see the connections the legends in my hometown have with the ones across the nation, and all in all was just a great podcast to listen to. Can't wait to see what y'all cover next!
Awesome!! Let us know if there’s any more you find.
Yesss the bridge. I want to say there was a paranormal show that had actually went and tried to "summon" him, and the wife of someone on the show supposedly started getting a bunch of awful symptoms.
I remember looking it up and it wasn't too far from where I grew up. It's a small world!
Demonic possession in the trailer park? You sure that ain't just meth?
This is going to be such a great series!
So funny while also informative, can’t wait for the next episode!
Some of my favorite people here... this is fantastic!
I literally got so happy when I heard Charlie and Jackson where gonna host a podcast with wendigoon. Am I dreaming
1) "mary-land" I live about 20 min from beltsville and people definitely take goatman seriously. 2) for a future episode i think you guys should cover some old civil war stories, as common as they are. The one that i can bring to mind is the Legore bridge in Fredrick, Maryland.
also how i heard about goatman was when i was about 8 or 9 i watched a youtube video that mentioned it. One of my best ways of coping with scary things at the time was thinking about how far these things are from me and how they could never reach me. Naturally I looked up goatmans bridge location, and saw that not only did i live nearby, I had crossed the bridge before. I barely slept the next 3 nights.
About a month ago, I told someone " if witchcraft is real, why are you broke and depressed". Great to see these thoughts making the rounds
This makes me so happy! Wonderful show!!!❤
I loved that episode and can’t wait for more content like this. Please discuss Moth Man next!🦇
me realizing wendigoon is not in fact his actual legal name
never in my wildest dream i ever imagine Wendigoon and Charlie make a podcast together.
but now here we are.
Jackson's my favorite official podcast member, real happy he's one of the hosts on the red thread
Charlie is better >:(
Fantastic episode! Really looking forward to the next one🎉🎉❤
OH MY GOD JUST FOUND THIS CHANNEL AND I LOVE U GUYS
Wendigoon is the greatest co-host you guys could’ve have gotten for this. His knowledge on cryptids along with his ties to Christianity make this such a good watch. I’m not even religious but I love hearing how it ties in to these legends.
i can’t wait to hear about more cryptids i’ve always loved these weird things
Love hearing people talk about Maryland, my home, even if it’s just about the Goatman. This was awesome, thanks you guys 💕
Great ep, great chemistry, great topic
I could not think of a more perfect trio for a podcast like this.
For some reason, up until they put up the artist rendition, I imagined goatman wearing jeans and standing straight up at all times
absolute dream team for a podcast, lot of chemistry between everyone. really enjoyed this episode, cant wait for the next!
I like how contrasting MoistCritical and Wendigoon are in terms of their beliefs but have very likable personalities at the same time as creators.
I am so excited for this! Found Wendigoon through the Official Podcast and love the conspiracy theory icebergs on his channel. 🎉
OMFG just discovered this thank god. Love you bros