Trevor Collins

And then, of course, our squonks of the week.

We have Brett O'Meara, Zarathustra, and Andy Schrock.

Thank you all so much.

And now I rest my voice because it is about to pop.

All right, Task Force.

Thank you all so much.

This was a really, really fun one.

This was a great ride.

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Lots of exclusives, but also somewhere either before or after this episode, Red Web Radio 2 is finally coming out.

I'm so excited.

I'm currently working on that right now, but very excited about that.

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So go enjoy that if it's out now.

But with that, Fredo, I'll see you right back here next Monday for yet another mystery.

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We've seen them depicted in iconic books, movies, and television shows and have made them a staple in our culture.

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Today, we're diving into the history and origins of werewolves.