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Cryptids Of The Corn

by Cryptids of the Corn Podcast

Welcome to Cryptids of the Corn podcast, where we like to say is where scientific and magical thinking combine. We use the great and powerful Mr.E’s background of biology and The Clone masters Jay’s background in uncovering conspiracy to tackle all things Cryptozoological, Ufologically, paranormal and conspiratorial topics that occur anywhere corn can be found. We try our best not to lead you off with our own thoughts so you can develop your own theories. So, if you like Cryptids, Organic UFO, fae Folks, Demons and Extinct Animals that aren’t extinct this is the show for you! So, without further ado, Welcome to the Corn Fields!Contact or share a story at our email.cryptidsofthecornpodcast@gmail.com

Latest episodes

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Toronto Tunnel Monster: Where'd all the Cats Go? S.9 Ep.20

#8 trending · Nature

Mr. E and Jay Clone look into the infamous Toronto Tunnel Monster. A very strange creature from a very strange city with an even stranger past. Eventually we get around t

Sep 28
58 min

Titanoboa

The largest snake ever discovered, and it had an appetite for crocodilians! Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com

Sep 25
21 min

Peninsula Python: Ohio Super Snake

Jay is still missing. Sending out an SOS, Mr. E welcomes back special guest Earyaan of Cemetery Shrooms Podcast. They discuss the famous Ohio serpent known as the Peninsu

Sep 23
24 min

Swiss Giant Snake Photo w/ special guest Earyaan S.9 Ep.19

Jay took the week off and the great and powerful Mr. E brought a mysterious southern northerner to step in and fill in the shoes this week. Please give a Cryptids of the

Sep 21
36 min

The Moa? and other large Birds back from death

Jays not here and I'm not feeling well so no cool description sorry. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privac

Sep 16
30 min

The Most Dangerous Toys: Patreon Release Special S.9 Ep.18

With fair week going on, we are a little cramped with time, so here is another sneak peek behind the Patreon curtain. We dive into some of the most dangerous toys we had

Sep 14
57 min

Tomato Frog

This judging frog is a rare species from the island of Madagascar and holds a big place in the corn cult family heart. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brand

Sep 11
25 min

PATREON PREVIEW: Bell Witch

Mr. E and Jay Clone pull an episode from our Patreon catalogue to give you listeners a little insight to what goes on behind the curtain. Described as "a bad lady" in our

Sep 9
52 min

Ghosts in the Coal Mine: Sheppton Mine Disaster S.9 Ep.17

Mr. E and Jay Clone repel down a coal mine to describe the accounts of 3 miners trapped in a cave-in. While in complete darkness the miners witnessed an angel or perhaps

Sep 7
1 h 16 min

Hyena

First episode in the new studio and we decided to pick an old friend of the show to highlight on Freaky Fauna Friday, the Hyena. This animal is famous for its bone crushi

Sep 4
33 min

Studio Update and Future Festivals Speaking Events

Mr. E and Jay Clone are sitting in the new studio space. Bare, unpainted walls and cement floors. We still have a long way to go but finally the space is ready to be move

Sep 2
38 min

Costa Rican Fushigi Balls S.9 Ep.16 (WARNING: AUDIO TROUBLES THIS WEEK)

Mr. E and Jay Clone are moving into the new studio, and the space is not quite ready for audio yet! We are powering through these tough times, but it will be better very

Aug 31
1 h 17 min

The Tully Monster

We don't know what this thing is! Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Aug 28
18 min

David Hardie: Building a Cryptid Empire

Mr. E sits down with David Hardie, Author, Illustrator, and all-around amazing human being. Amongst the many things David embarks on, a special event he put together is c

Aug 26
1 h 55 min

The Cape Sable Sea Serpent: Red-eyed Monster of the Abyss S.9 Ep.15

Mr. E and Jay Clone look into the incredible string of sightings of the Cape Sable Sea Monster, not too far off from another famous monster, that Gloucester Sea Serpent.

Aug 24
58 min

Dunkleosteus

Ancient, armored death fish. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Aug 21
8 min

Hocking Hills Bigfoot Festival 2026 Review

Mr E. and Jay Clone travel to MacArthur Ohio to speak at the biggest Bigfoot festival in the country! We survived the storm tent camping at the campgrounds and made some

Aug 19
35 min

Monsters of the Congo S.9 Ep.14

Mr. E and Jay Clone explore the monsters hiding in one of the most dangerous places in the world when it comes to flora and fauna. We discuss the familiar members of the

Aug 17
59 min

Weird Al Concert: Ohio State Fair 2026

Mr. E and Jay Clone travel to the Ohio State Fair to enjoy the Christmas present Mr. E gifted Jay Clone this year. A review of the State fair and what new activities we e

Aug 12
47 min

Voodoo Dolls: History, Mystery and Misconceptions S.9 Ep.13

Mr. E and Jay Clone dive into the spooky history of voodoo dolls and adjacent humanoid action figures. We discuss the vast cultural differences and importance of these do

Aug 10
1 h 11 min

Chart trend

Position in the Nature chart (US), last 90 days.

#5
all-time peak
102
days in the top 10 since Nov 2024

Chart positions

Where Cryptids Of The Corn ranks today in each Apple Podcasts chart (US, Sep 29, 2026).

#19 ▲ 4 Nature US
#127 ▲ 48 Science US

What listeners say

A curated, balanced selection of Apple Podcasts reviews.

I first heard of Cryptids Of The Corn when they were guests on another podcast I listen to. So, loving anything Cryptid related and how they presented themselves on the other show, I had to check them out. I was not disappointed!! Justin and Jay bring fresh new perspectives on all things cryptid, paranormal and beyond. They’re entertaining, interesting, insightful and funny. Plenty of interesting guests and collaborations with other podcast hosts to make a great show even better. Now I have to bounce around to other shows from time to time, but that is because I don’t want to blow through their entire podcast series and have to wait for a new episode. Keep up the great content guys!!!

Jason Seig · Sep 2026

Your podcast is one of the very few I feverishly anticipate listening to every week! I absolutely love that I learn a lot AND burst into laughter during each episode. Jay, your rants speak for a lot of us. Keep it up! Mr. E, your sighing and (assumed) eye rolling also speak for a lot of us. Praying God blesses you and all of your loved ones. Most sincerely, Mary in AZ.

Emary54 · Aug 2026

Hands down, my favorite show about cryptids. Found them earlier this year & have now listened to every public episode. Got to meet them at a Bigfoot event in Arkansas & was blown away by how genuine & kind these guys were. I love how they research more than just Bigfoot. With their critical, yet open-minded approach, they consider all possibilities from the paranormal to Lazarus taxon to misidentified wildlife. They are big on conservation and are unapologetic about it. They are admittedly Christian but don’t call everything paranormal a Nephilim or a demon (ifykyn). They are also intensely curious and accepting of other cultures & belief systems. They strive to stay kid friendly while not watering down their content. If I was still teaching, there are many episodes I would definitely use in my lesson plans & classroom activities. Does the audio quality vary? Yes. Is it just a couple of guys having a conversation? Yes. Do they go off on random tangents? Yes. Do words get mispronounced? Yes. Has the show (& the hosts) evolved since they started in 2021? Yes. If those things drive you crazy, this isn’t the show for you. But if you are looking for a couple of genuine, family-oriented, good ol’ boys from the Midwest discussing our beautiful weird world, you’ve come to the right place.

Cyborg Betty · Jul 2026

The show has gotten weird, odd, sloppy. Suggestion: reduce the frequency of your podcast and improve the quality. Jay is all over the place, and tries to be funny too often. Sometimes the pair don’t seem to be having a conversation - almost as if the show is constructed from 2 independent asynchronous monologues. In the past, Jay was sort of the proxy for the listener… he would ask questions I might ask, play the role of skeptic, help connect insights. It’s also getting tiresome, embarrassing how Jay is constantly cynical about prevailing science… most recently in the pod pertaining to unanswered questions in physics. Choose your battles. To constantly challenge everything - without basis or evidence - is not the “scientific method” and damages the credibility of the show.

Bigcountry1000 · Jul 2026

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