Cryptids of the PNW with Devon from Ouija Broads!

    Cryptids and Kindred Spirits: A Dive with Devon from Ouija Broads

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    Episode Summary

    In this enchanting episode of "Rainy Day Rabbit Holes," we dive deep into the mysterious realms of the Pacific Northwest with the delightful Devon from the "Ouija Broads" podcast. A beloved voice in the world of paranormal history, Devon joins hosts Shea and Jody for a captivating journey that intertwines laughter, heartwarming anecdotes, and the eerie tales that have long haunted the region. As the "Ouija Broads" prepare for their relaunch and work on an exciting new book about cryptids, this episode serves as a perfect opportunity to showcase Devon’s unique perspective on the supernatural.

    Listeners are treated to a delightful mix of lighthearted stories, including amusing neighborhood dramas that would make anyone chuckle, and the pesky yet memorable mosquito bites that accompany summer nights in the Pacific Northwest. Yet, amidst the laughter, Devon shares her passion for paranormal research, revealing some of her favorite haunted stories that lurk in the shadows of the region. From the ghostly whispers at the historic Pioneer Square in Seattle to the chilling tales of the infamous Oregon Ghost Tours, Devon paints a vivid picture of the haunted landscape that many have come to love and fear.

    But the episode doesn’t stop there. After a refreshing break, Devon faces her most formidable challenge yet: a thrilling round of "Who Am I? Cryptid Edition." As she deftly navigates through this engaging trivia game, listeners are invited to discover what truly qualifies as a cryptid versus a myth. With her extensive knowledge of cryptozoology, Devon enlightens us on creatures like the elusive Sasquatch, the legendary Chupacabra, and the mysterious Ogopogo of Okanagan Lake. Each revelation is sprinkled with fascinating historical context, shedding light on how these creatures have woven themselves into the cultural tapestry of the Pacific Northwest.

    This episode promises not just to entertain but to educate, as listeners learn about the rich history of cryptids in the area and how local folklore has evolved over the years. Whether you’re a die-hard fan of the paranormal or simply curious about the myths that lurk around every corner, this episode of "Rainy Day Rabbit Holes" is an immersive experience that will leave you eager for more. Join us as we explore the intersections of history, mystery, and the supernatural, all while sharing a laugh or two along the way. Tune in for a blend of knowledge and humor that captures the very essence of what it means to delve into the rabbit holes of Pacific Northwest history.


    August 10, 2025

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    Ouija Broads

    Ouija Broads

    The Ogopogo

    The Ogopogo

    Ogopogo Sighting

    Ogopogo Sighting

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    Chapters

    00:00
    Intro and Welcome
    02:40
    What's Chapping Our Ass: Mosquitoes, Trashy Neighbors, and Home Depot Rage
    14:10
    Meeting Devon and the Origins of Ouija Broads
    20:30
    Soul Sisters of Weird History and Podcast Chemistry
    27:00
    Creative Lives, Art Farm Dreams, and Teaching Classes at MostGhost.com
    33:30
    Devon's Upcoming Cryptid Book (What Is a Cryptid, Really?)
    38:45
    🎧 AD BREAK & Patreon Shout-Out (BREAK POINT)
    41:10
    👣 Who Am I? Cryptid Edition – Devon Plays the Game
    12:30
    Wrapping Up and Where to Find More Ouija Broads & Most Ghost

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    Episode Location

    Okanagan Lake Provincial Pk, Summerland, British Columbia V0H 1Z6, Canada

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    Beautiful, sandy and pebbly beaches surrounded by ponderosa pine and sagebrush make this park the perfect spot for swimming and water activities. At the two large campgrounds in the park, panoramic views will add to your enjoyment. The landscape across the lake, from beach to skyline, is part of Okanagan Mountain Park, accessible by boat or by driving back through Kelowna.

    Lat: 49.682073Lng: -119.721195

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