13 Nights 7: Fearsome Florida
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- Kali describes Ocala National Forest’s scale, sand-pine scrub ecosystem, hundreds of water bodies, and natural springs.
- James and Kali discuss how Ulster Scots migration may help explain shared folklore across Florida and Appalachia.
- Blowing Rocks Preserve reveals an unexpected geological connection: Florida’s Anastasia Formation and sand include material linked to the ancient Appalachian range.
- Kali recounts unsettling Ocala stories, including a dog that refused to cross a bridge and a camper’s account of a nearby double murder.
- James explains the Skunk Ape as a Florida-region Bigfoot-like cryptid distinguished in reports by its powerful odor.
- They discuss the Rainbow Family’s origins, barter-based ideals, decentralized gatherings, and the possibility that encounters with people living outdoors can be mistaken for cryptid sightings.
- Florida legends including the Coyote Woman, Dark Man, spectral monk, ghostly hitchhikers, and shadowy Watchers are compared with Appalachian and wider traditions.
- The hosts consider natural explanations for shadow figures and strange lights, including fog, low light, terrain, and the brain’s interpretation of ambiguous shapes.
- Kali notes reports of free-ranging rhesus monkeys in Florida; James shares Appalachian stories of strange lights, shadow figures, and Bloody Bones.
- "Maybe it's a skunk ape. Who knows?"
- "you really smell this one before you see it."
- "don't go through it at night"
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