You are joking right? Scott and Forest are anything but how you describe them. I'd recommend you stick with it and give it another go based on what you are asking for. Their deep dives and research are second to none.
Or as it's becoming more and more known, "Cliff and usually Bobo", given the latter's frequent absence in unlikely circumstances. Every episode it's "Is Bobo even there? Is he stuck up a tree? Can he remember how hats work?" etc. It is a really enjoyable podcast though.
For all the flack I've given it over the years, I do have a strong affection for Finding Bigfoot as its heart is in resolutely the right place (and they have been at the mercy of egregious editing on a number of occasions, which was out of their hands). They're genuine researchers, getting out there. Fair play to them.
Talking Til Dawn? They've been a bit infrequent lately but there's quite a back catalogue, and it's two Scottish blokes, and they do some quite in depth investigations into most of the stuff they talk about.
Oh nice, I'm really into Neolithic and ancient Britain right now!
Mysterious Universe certainly went through a difficult patch where every free episode seemed to be an analysis of some obscure book about someone claiming to have led a fantastical and mystical (and fictional) life full of encounters with spirits and demons etc. However, In my opinion I feel It has definitely picked up again in the last six months or so and is mostly back doing what it does best, for example Mothman:
Yes, lots of those. However, listened to the mothman raids again and you are right - a good episode. Thanks!
Again, not a podcast but a few short spoken essays from BBC Sounds of a Fortean nature. The five episodes are collectively titled the further realm and were first broadcast back in 2015.
Wonderful. I now have to catch up
I've done some podcasts and unless you're going for a recording of a conversation type they are pretty time consuming to produce. So time would rule me out. Although I did enjoy making the ones I did.
The most recent episode of Mysteries and Monsters has Mr. Stu Neville as guest talking about 60's and '70's horror films and tv. I haven't listened to the whole episode yet, but enjoyed the discussion about The Abominable Dr. Phibes, and subsequently, Vincent Price.
Mysteries & Monsters has definitely gone off the boil after a fantastic start with the likes of Rob Gandy, Small Town Monsters, David Clarke. The Ghost Story Guys, Katy Elizabeth (Champ) etc. Now we seem to mostly get the likes of "The New Mexico Book of Witches with John LeMay". I no longer routinely listen to every episode but there are still some gems and FT contributors to be found such as @stu neville, Rob Gandy, @RuthRoperWylde and @lordmongrove so it is worth keeping an eye on.
Thanks. I’ll have a butchers.
