Untold Radio AM #308 Ohio Bigfoot & the Woods of the Unknown with Richard Mccandlish
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**EP 308: Ohio Bigfoot & the Woods of the Unknown with Richard McCandlish**
What happens when the dense forests of Ohio start whispering secrets that don’t belong in the ordinary world?
On this episode of Untold Radio AM, hosts Doug Hajicek and Jeff Perrella sit down with researcher and investigator **Richard McCandlish** for a deep dive into Ohio Bigfoot encounters and the strange, unsettling woods that seem to guard them. From eyewitness reports and track evidence to the eerie atmosphere of places locals simply call “the Woods of the Unknown,” Richard brings first-hand accounts, field insights, and questions that refuse to stay buried.
If you’ve ever wondered whether the Midwest holds more than just tall tales, this conversation will have you looking twice at the tree line.
Untold Radio AM explores the stories that rarely make the evening news — cryptids, odd wildlife research, strange disappearances, UFOs, mysteries of life after death, and everything else that remains… untold.
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