It’s October 17, 1973 — a night that would change one man’s life forever, and put the tiny Alabama town of Falkville on the map of America’s strangest unexplained encounters. A frantic call about a UFO landing sent the local police chief into dark fields under a hungry moon. What he saw wasn’t a craft… but something else: a humanoid figure, metallic and glowing, standing in the gravel road like a reflection of light itself. One photograph, a high-speed chase across rough terrain, and a lifetime of ridicule followed.

Join Gary and GoldieAnn as they drive Within the Mists of Alabama to discover the Falkville Metal Man.

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Tracing back to 19th-century eyewitnesses, accounts describe a massive, serpent-like creature seen in the waters of New England’s longest river. The most famous report occurred in 1886 near Middletown, Connecticut, when two men claimed their boat was struck by an enormous animal that raised a long neck and dark head above the surface. Additional sightings followed in later years along the river in Connecticut and Massachusetts. Though no physical evidence has ever been found, the reports fueled regional folklore, blending natural mystery, misidentification theories, and enduring river-borne intrigue.

Join us today, as we cruise Within the Mists of Connecticut to tell you about the Connecticut River Monster.

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King’s Cross Station is a place millions of people pass through every year without a second thought. Trains arrive. Trains depart. Footsteps echo. Lives intersect with one another for only a moment before moving on. But beneath the hum of routine, something else lingers—something born on a single night in November of 1987, when a fire raced through the Underground and 31 lives were lost in minutes.

In the decades since, commuters and storytellers alike have whispered about a young woman seen in the depths of the station—long brown hair, dressed like any ordinary traveler, crying as if her heart is breaking. Some say she’s searching for someone. Others say she never even notices those who pass by.

Today, join Gary and GoldieAnn as they venture Within the Mist of London as we step carefully into the space where a documented tragedy ends and a ghostly legend begins—The Crying Girl of King’s Cross Station.

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