

Episode 114: The Michigan Dogman Pt. 2
Mar 3, 2025
Join Grace Godvin, a director with a firsthand encounter of a dog with a man's face, and her aunt Nancy Martin, who shared the eeriness of the experience. They dive into the chilling aspects of the Michigan Dogman legend while Maeve Rogers, a wolf researcher, discusses the fine line between folklore and wildlife behavior. Together, they explore the captivating intersection of myth and reality, igniting curiosity around this legendary creature and what it might reveal about humanity's fascination with the unknown.
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Aunt Nancy's Confirmation
- Nancy, Grace's aunt, confirms the Man-Dog sighting, emphasizing its human-like face and unusual demeanor.
- The experience made her more open to others' unusual stories, changing her perspective on the unexplained.
Expert Skepticism
- Maeve Rogers, a wolf expert, expresses skepticism towards the dog-man stories due to her scientific background.
- However, she acknowledges the fear and mystery surrounding wolves, stemming from cultural narratives and misinformation.
Wolves and Bipedalism
- Wolves rarely stand on their hind legs, typically only to reach or interact with something.
- Their quadrupedal build is optimized for speed and chasing prey, not bipedal movement.