Media

Counter Clock, a podcast investigating unsolved cases and mysteries.

Podcast series exploring criminal cases and investigations, season 8.

Irish radio program focusing on agriculture, environment, and rural issues.

Coursera is an online learning platform offering courses from universities worldwide.

A game about an elderly witch building a bond with a creature, developed by Wildflower Interactive.

A film set in Limerick, Ireland, directed by David Gleeson.

A podcast segment called Cozy Thursdays, hosted by Toni and Ryan.

Podcast about missed romantic connections posted on Craigslist, featuring personal ads and stories.

Crane and Company, media organization reporting on WNBA controversy.

The television show 'Crashing' in which Mo Amer has appeared.

Album by the Mint Chicks titled Crazy Yes, Dumb No, awarded at the Independent Music New Zealand awards.

A mysterious, possibly supernatural creature with large eyes and black orbs, invading a woman’s home.

A podcast and radio show segment featuring discussions about animals, dogs, and related topics.

Credible Threat is a new true crime podcast launching in 2025, produced by Broken Cycle Media.

American singer, songwriter, and musician, known for his work with the band Creed.

A podcast named CreepCast that discusses horror stories and internet folklore.

A podcast dedicated to sharing creepy stories, urban legends, and horror tales.

Podcast series focusing on true crime stories and investigations.

A podcast series hosted by Jonathan Hirsch and Cooper Maul, focusing on true crime stories.

The episode title focusing on a family murder case in Sugar Land.

The show 'Criminal' created by Lauren Spohr and Phoebe Judge

A media platform run by and for young disabled people, aiming to challenge misconceptions.

Crocodile Dundee, a fictional character from Australian movies.

A literary work titled 'Crónicas del ángel perdido' by Altea, involving spiritual and mystical themes.

A memoir written by Dusty Baker about his life and career in baseball.

Crowd Science, a BBC World Service podcast that explores scientific questions and topics.

A fantasy and romantasy novel by Sophie Clark, set in a world where humanity and demons are at war.

Fictional character from Disney, one of the villains in the Halloween costumes.

A cruise ship docked in the Canary Islands, with passengers disembarking.

CryptoTalk.fm, a podcast platform or show related to cryptocurrency discussions.

A Harvard course in computer science that has been transformed into a popular online class.

The CSB ThinLine Study Bible in Camel Suede Soft Leather Touch, a Christian study Bible.

A stock market index in China, representing 300 large-cap stocks.

C-SPAN, a cable and satellite television network that broadcasts government proceedings and public affairs programming.

A religious painting depicting the Virgin Mary, placed on a table in the narrator's grandmother's house.

A podcast episode focusing on cults, their followers, and related tragedies.

The book titled 'Curiosity in All Things' is a monograph authored by Dora Drimalas and her team.

A first-person dungeon adventure game where words trigger events affecting friends.

The book 'Cutting the Cord,' authored by Martin Cooper, discussing the history and impact of the cell phone.

Cyberball, a virtual game used in research to induce feelings of social exclusion and social pain.

Book titled 'Dad Brain' exploring the science of fatherhood and its impact on men's lives.

Book authored by Darby Saxbe titled 'Dad Brain, the new science of fatherhood and how it shapes men's lives' that explores fatherhood.

Podcast hosted by Tim Butterly, discussing comedy and personal stories.

A well-known animated character, a duck, whose gender and vocalizations have been discussed in the context of bird song.

The album by Daft Punk that contains remixes of Discovery, released in 2003.

A report providing data on rental increases and housing market trends in Ireland.

Norwegian media outlet providing news and updates on various topics, including sports and economy.

Swedish newspaper where Aurora Ljungstedt's stories were published.

The Daily Beast, an online news and opinion website.

A newspaper mentioned in the story, used for communication and clues.