Cryptids Of The Corn

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Man Made Horrors Beyond Our Comprehension part 2 Electric Boogaloo S.9 Ep.26

Mr. E and Jay Clone discuss man made horrors and technology beyond our comprehension and even further past our ethics. Have you ever wanted to put a fruit fly into a digi

Nov 9
1 h 01 min

Wild Turkey

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Nov 6
20 min

Hoop Snake: Fearsome Folklore, Factual Science

Mr E and Jay Clone discuss a tall tale that may be grounded in more truth than we realized. Is it possible for a snake to form a hula hoop and roll away to escape predato

Nov 4
31 min

Capturing Bigfoot: Review from the Corn S.9 Ep.25

Mr. E and Jay Clone stepped into the studio to watch the long-awaited documentary Capturing Bigfoot. Without giving away any spoilers, we share our feelings on the film a

Nov 2
1 h 13 min

The Maga Bats

Spooky Giant Bats! Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Oct 30
24 min

Pumpkin Carving History

Happy Halloween! Tommy Gun Fund: https://www.paypal.com/pool/9toLPoMUxh?sr=wccr NEW BOOK LINK: A KIDS GUIDE TO INTERDEMENTIONAL MONSTER: Amazon.co.uk: England, Justin

Oct 28
24 min

A Case for Hollow Earth S.9 Ep.24

Hey guys jays not here so I have to write this and a don't want to lol. So, get ready or from gravity talk on this episode of Cryptids of the Corn. Tommy Gun Fund: http

Oct 26
1 h 11 min

Big Black Cats

Really scary black cats! Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Oct 23
17 min

Ohio Bigfoot Jamboree 3 Review

Mr E. and Jay clone put on another Bigfoot Jamboree hosting fellow podcasters, craft vendors, food vendors, and even a pooping cow! We had an amazing experience and it’w

Oct 21
45 min

1800's UFO Flap Part 2 Electric Boogaloo S.9 Ep.23

Mr. E and Jay Clone continue to look at the past with the phenomena of UFO flaps and the strange entities that accompanied them. Living clouds, raining fish, and marching

Oct 19
1 h 10 min

Halloween Crab

The Great and Peaceful Mr. E and Jay take a look at this colorful tropical land crab. It could be your movie night best friend. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle

Oct 16
20 min

Scary Stories from Reddit: Real Life Horror: Listener Discretion is Advised

Mr. E and Jay Clone take another for this year's scary season at spooky "real" stories of Reddit. Axe wielding maniacs invading tents, stalkers following you home, and ev

Oct 14
32 min

Airships in the 1800's: Plane's, Train's, and Balloons? S.9 Ep. 22

Mr. E and Jay Clone finally dive into one of North America's greatest mysteries, the airship flap of the 1800's. Although dirigibles were invented in the 1850's, they did

Oct 12
1 h 03 min

Basking Shark

Earth's second largest fish still holds many secrets for us and one unfortunate truth, that they are quickly disappearing. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/

Oct 9
23 min

The Zuiyo-Maru: Japanese Fisherman Catch Basking Shark?

Mr. E and Jay Clone discuss the Zuiyo-Maru caught on the Japanese fishing trawler. Originally the carcass was said to be that of a Plesiosaur but after much debate from l

Oct 7
40 min

Leviathan Part 2: Deep Sea Electric Boogaloo S.9 Ep.21

Mr. E and Jay Clone bring up some old stories that were covered in previous seasons of Cryptids of the Corn about the man-eating Leviathan. It is said God created this ma

Oct 5
42 min

Takin: Bumblebee Goat

This large, hoofed mammal is famous for its unique horns, stunning coloration, and it's extremely agile nature. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Priv

Oct 3
19 min

Mr. E's Lost Briefcase: The Sisterhood of the Traveling Secrets

Mr. E and Jay Clone look into the mysterious case of a very strange briefcase with extraordinary contents. Found in a dumpster, this mysterious wooden box had everything

Sep 30
31 min

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

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

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Chart positions

Where Cryptids Of The Corn ranks today in each Apple Podcasts chart (US, Nov 9, 2026).

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What listeners say

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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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