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This year’s Spooky Empire had to be scrubbed due to the untimely arrival of Hurricane Matthew.  The popular horror fest was thought lost until next year due to the Orange County Convention Center’s cancellation for public safety reasons. But, good … Continue reading →

Pangea’s Ken Gerhard (Mothman Segment) and Scott Marlowe (Monkey Man Segment) are featured on a William Shatner’s Weird or What episode recently added to YouTube. Actually, the entire paranormal series is now streaming on the system. Here’s a link to the … Continue reading →

On Halloween week, Pangea’s Scott Marlowe told a packed house some creepy tales about things that go “bump” in the night! “This is the third time we’ve had Scott do a presentation for our customers and he’s brought in crowds,” said … Continue reading →

This year marked the 15th Anniversary of the Mothman Festival in Point Pleasant, West Virginia.  Pangea Fellows, Ken Gerhard, Scott Marlowe, and Robert (Reese) Marlowe were there to celebrate. The event, held in Mid-September celebtates the mysterious, winged creature — … Continue reading →

Pangea’s Scott Marlowe and Robert Reese recently made a pilgrimage to Monroeville, Alabama to pay their respects to Harper Lee at her gravesite. Nellie Harper Lee is best known for writing the Pulitzer Prize-winning bestseller “To Kill a Mockingbird” (published … Continue reading →

At the beginning of September, l will be speaking at the International Bigfoot Conference in Kennewick, Washington. A very strong line up of speakers includes Dr Bindernagel, Dr. Meldrum, Loren Coleman and another Pangea Institute Fellow,  Ken Gerhard, to name … Continue reading →

Pangea, in cooperation with Author, Dave Gibson and Monster Hunter, Scott Mardis, are announcing the first Monster Meet Up expo to be held in the Ocala, Florida area.  Mark your calendars for February 18, 2017!

Before I left for Africa, in a time that seems like a lifetime ago, I spent my last night in the United States on a quiet beach at night, alone with my thoughts gazing across a great and wide sea. … Continue reading →

The Yeti , also known as the ‘Abominable Snowman,’  has always fascinated me. In researching the creature, I was excited by the fact that stories about it go back many thousands of years, to ancient Shamanistic beliefs, long before the … Continue reading →

My wife Molly has been teaching in Doha, Qatar for the last 3 years, affording us a rare opportunity to travel to places I thought I might never get to. In early 2014, we had the chance to visit Petra, … Continue reading →