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Verbal Echo

Di: Monica Martin and Co-Host Sara Rowe
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Welcome to The Verbal Echo. Join host Monica Martin and Co-host Sara Rowe as we recount experiences through the voices of those who've lived to tell their stories. We seek to understand the human story, with all its unexpected and often weird twists and turns.

You will hear first-hand stories of the unexplained—from mysterious cryptids and alien encounters to paranormal experiences that defy explanation through the lens of the human experience. We will talk with authors, researchers, other podcasters, experts, and everyday people who need a sounding board to share everything they know.

Each episode features human stories that challenge what we think we know, revealing details that often fly under the radar. We don't want mainstream conversations on this podcast. We look at the fringe, the edges, and the intersections of thought-provoking topics and coax them out of the shadows.

If you’re drawn to the strange and hidden, join us on The Verbal Echo and discover how every story can change what you believe is possible.

No guardrails.

Connect with the host, Monica Martin

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  • Kevin LeStarge - Author and Researcher - Multi-Dimensional Bigfoot
    May 29 2026

    Kev LeStarge grew up in Wisconsin and has always had a fascination with Sasquatch, which has led him on many expeditions across the country in search of the great mystery. Kev shares life lessons he’s learned through friendship, exploration, the power of patience, respecting nature, and his passion for Sasquatch.

    Kevin's Links:

    Instagram: The Bigfoot Archive

    Etsy: PineShadowDesign

    "Billy Finds Bigfoot" book on Amazon

    "Billy Finds Bigfoot" book on Hangar1Publishing

    “Is It Real, or Not?” book on Amazon

    “Is It Real, or Not” book on Barnes and Noble

    Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing it with a friend!

    Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, Send an email to verbalecho@gmail.com

    Read Monica's stories on the Medium Publication

    Read Sara's Blog: Life Snacks on Blogspot

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    Music Artist credits for this podcast:

    Season 1: Ikoliks

    Season 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, and Licensed music through ASYNC

    Season 3: Async sponsored Artists - Song "I Have You" episode 62 by Marigolde; Song "Unbreakable" by Aeris Moon, episode 63.

    Legal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by hosts and guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from others.

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    1 ora e 47 min
  • Part Deux: From Haunted Mines to Missing Persons: Tommyknockers and The Bennington Triangle
    May 27 2026

    In Part Two of this split episode of The Verbal Echo, Sara takes listeners deep into the wilderness of the mysterious Bennington Triangle — a remote area of southern Vermont linked to strange disappearances, unsettling folklore, and decades of unanswered questions.

    Sara breaks down the history behind the region and examines the series of disappearances that helped create the legend of the Bennington Triangle between 1945 and 1950. From experienced outdoorsman Middie Rivers to college student Paula Welden and several others who vanished without explanation, the episode explores the facts, timelines, search efforts, and eerie similarities surrounding each case.

    Along the way, Sara also dives into local theories connected to the area — including unusual environmental conditions, wilderness survival challenges, possible serial activity, and paranormal speculation tied to Glastenbury Mountain. Why have so many stories emerged from this isolated stretch of forest? And how did a cluster of missing persons cases evolve into one of America’s most enduring regional mysteries?

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    Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing it with a friend!

    Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, Send an email to verbalecho@gmail.com

    Read Monica's stories on the Medium Publication

    Read Sara's Blog: Life Snacks on Blogspot

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    Follow us on Patreon for even more content about our episodes and see video episodes before they are uploaded to our audio podcast. We share even more content on Patreon. Join today, it's FREE to join - be a founding member on our Patreon Channel where you get even more content.

    Join us! Verbal Echo Podcast on Patreon

    Music Artist credits for this podcast:

    Season 1: Ikoliks

    Season 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, and Licensed music through ASYNC

    Season 3: Async sponsored Artists - Song "I Have You" episode 62 by Marigolde licensed by Async; episode 63 "Unbreakable" by Aeris Moon-licensed by Async.

    Legal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by hosts and guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from others.

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    54 min
  • Echoes from the Mine: Tommyknockers, Cornish Folklore & Stephen King’s Dark Inspiration - Part One
    May 19 2026

    In Part One of this split episode of The Verbal Echo, We head deep underground into the eerie folklore surrounding the legendary Tommyknocker. From the mining traditions of Cornwall to the gold and silver camps of the American West, miners told stories of mysterious knocking sounds, tiny underground beings, and warnings that seemed to come from inside the rock itself.

    The episode explores the origins of Tommyknocker lore, the harsh realities of 19th-century mining life, and how these legends followed Cornish miners across the world. We also explore Stephen King’s fascination with the legend and discusses how it inspired his 1987 novel The Tommyknockers, blending mining folklore with paranoia, isolation, and extraterrestrial horror.

    Are Tommyknockers simply superstition born from dangerous underground work… or could the stories point to something stranger lurking beneath the surface?

    Would you like to make your own Cornish Pasty? Send us your pictures! Recipe Below.

    Cornish Pasty Recipe!

    Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing it with a friend!

    Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, Send an email to verbalecho@gmail.com

    Read Monica's stories on the Medium Publication

    Read Sara's Blog: Life Snacks on Blogspot

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    Follow us on Patreon for even more content about our episodes and see video episodes before they are uploaded to our audio podcast. We share even more content on Patreon. Join today, it's FREE to join - be a founding member on our Patreon Channel where you get even more content.

    Join us! Verbal Echo Podcast on Patreon

    Music Artist credits for this podcast:

    Season 1: Ikoliks

    Season 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, and Licensed music through ASYNC

    Season 3: Async sponsored Artists - Song "I Have You" episode 62

    Legal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by hosts and guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from others.

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    1 ora e 3 min
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