In this episode, The CryptoNaturalist shares a homemade winter tradition and ponders the importance of making meaning, ritual, and gratitude.

Humans once believed that doorways were a separate place  neither one room nor the other, but their own distinct world. Broadly speaking, people dont believe that anymore, but that doesnt mean it isnt true. Reminder: Transcripts of this and

Thoughts about loving ourselves in an imperfect world in a strange tavern on a dark hill.

Cassandra recalls an old friend and a nameless fish.  The CryptoNaturalist is written by Jarod K. Anderson and Leslie J. Anderson. Cassandra is voiced by Leslie J. Anderson. The CryptoNaturalist is voiced by Jarod K. Anderson.  Reminder: Transcr

An island that swims. A gift of a moment. Hummingbirds that rattle the landscape like thunder.

Welcome to the Cassandra Logs. In this episode, Cassandra visits with a dragon.

The thing about an unexplainable RV is that its unexplainable, but lets give it a shot anyway. Thanks to Fara Tucker for this weeks hidden lore poetry. Fara Tucker is a writer, poet, storyteller, teacher, photographer, former therapist, and current the

A jellyfish is part ghost part flower and part trap. Is it any surprise that some defy explanation?

The forest. The fire. The guitar in the wind. The covered bridge that has no business being there.Background guitar music was “Three Ravens” by Axletree. Downloaded from https://freemusicarchive.org/music/Axletree.Thanks to Meredith Smith for this episode

There are many places to hide strange nature. Mountaintop snows. Undersea trenches. In your pocket. Thanks to The Pine Hill Haints for permission to play their song. You should get to know them. Visit thepinehillhaints.com to learn more.Hidden lore poetry