Trevor Collins

blends them all together.

So at the end, we'll talk about those various theories and how they all overlap.

It's kind of a more interesting and unique take on our normal theories.

You know, normally it's like Theory A and B and C. This one, they all kind of weave together.

But Lake Superior is...

Truly, I mean, any of the Great Lakes, they're enormous.

If you're international and you're not super familiar with the Great Lakes, it is probably more apt to say that they are baby seas or baby oceans because a lake feels like, yeah, my grandpap's got a lake outside his house, you know?

Right.

These things are monsters and they can get terrifying.

We've also talked about the Michigan Triangle, so to speak.

There's been disappearances, shipwrecks galore all throughout Lake Michigan and the Great Lakes.

And again, we'll talk about kind of the weather that centers on these sometimes and maybe some of the origin behind that so-called Michigan Triangle.

But before we dive in, Fredo, you know we have a lot happening these days.

We've got the Scary Stories podcast happening every other Thursday, but also on our Patreon page at redwebpod.com.

This Wednesday, we have a poll.

It's kind of a choose-your-own-adventure with Red Web, whether it's a future episode of Movie Club, of this podcast, of Scary Stories.

Or if you sometimes it's just putting things in contention with one another, whether it be a cryptid battle, choosing your favorite haunted location we've been to, or even voting for what the next bonus feature you guys are going to get.

It's always a grab bag.

So come hang out.

Choose what's going to happen on Wednesday and Friday.