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Your Main Creeps Matt and Kelsey try food from Jojo's Hibachi, a very interesting food truck that serves fresh eats to Grafton, WV and the surrounding area. They specialize in Asian grilled steak, chicken, and shrimp over fried rice or noodles. You can find where they'll be next on their Facebook www.Facebook.com/people/JoJos-Hibachi-Grill .

In this episode, we recorded in front of a live audience at the first ever Grafton Monster Festival. As guest speakers, we interviewed Kathleen Cockrell Arbuthnot, the daughter of Robert Cockrell, the reporter for the Grafton Sentinel newspaper who is the first person to ever witness and describe seeing the Grafton Monster. Join us as we share stories about her and her father, his legacy, what the Grafton Monster means to locals, and a love of chocolate donuts.

In this episode, Matt is "not jazzed" to try the new Breakfast themed Cup Noodles from Nissin. One is "Breakfast" with maple syrup, pancakes, sausage, and egg. The other is everything bagel seasoning and a cream cheese sauce.

Try them if you dare. Britt the Editor finished the Maple one...

Then, Kelsey covers a few cats who have gained notoriety for their sizable figures and subsequent weight loss through joining the swim team at the Canine Aquatic Center in Evansville, Indiana. First, she tells of Cinderblock the cat. This 20+ pound cat went viral in 2019 for only placing a single paw on a water treadmill. Then she mentions the next cat to join the team: Thicken Nugget, who came to the shelter with a 30+ pound starting weight. You know we love a good pun and a weird tale. (Tail)

The Creeps also go back and forth on whether they'd eat a late night gas station roller hot dog over the weird ramen.

In this episode, the Creeps have a taste test of Uncle Frankie's salsa. They try their locally made roasted pineapple salsa against the salsa of a big box chain.
You can find Uncle Frankie's at the Bridgeport Farmers Market, or by visiting Unclefrankiessauce.com
Then for this special, the Creeps interview Stefania Ianno, founder of Breaking Stalking, an organization that combats stalking by raising awareness and helping people identify the signs of stalking.
They also talk about scripted dialogue, Leonard's Night, and Matt trying pineapple at dinnertime.

In this episode, the Creeps try something special because it was picked out by Kelsey's daughter, but something abominable because this thing was *spoiler alert* gross - gross in a way that only a sour candy flavored pickle could be. They tried Warheads Extreme Sour Dill Pickles. For those keeping score at home, I believe we're now 3 for 3 on awful pickle themed picks. Your favorite editor joins the fun for this one.



Then, Matt gives you the gift of his love for our state and all of its weirdness, it's eccentricities, it's cryptids. This time, he tells the tale of the sheepsquatch, also known as a "white thing", a creature that is said to lurk deep in the hills of Southwestern West Virginia and parts of Virginia. It can be found predominantly around Boone, Putnam, Mason, and Kanawha counties. The Main Creeps also talk about accent interpreters, how to pronounce locations, and hair dye for animals.

In this episode, the Creeps eat too many donuts and it's maybe Kelsey's fault. Today's crazy assortment of donuts, a smiley cookie, and a very good brownie comes from Gus's Goodies, located at 3972 Main St, Weirton, WV. Open 8-Noon on Monday, and 6:30 AM-5:00 PM Tuesday-Saturday.

Then, Matt tells a tale about the cast and crew of the 1997 classic film, Titanic. A tale that involves an unsolved crime, mysterious chowder, drugs at a party, and going wild in a hospital.

They also talk about Bill Paxton and finding other Dollar Trees on trips.

In this episode, the Creeps get spicy, trying entire slices of the new Pizza Hut Hot Honey Pepperoni pizza, a pan style pizza with different types of pepperoni, drizzled in hot honey.

Then, Matt covers the recent frankly disturbing trend of using ai to recreate the voices of crime victims to make videos about them on Youtube. He also covers Youtube's new policy changes in an attempt to stop these deepfakes. The hosts also briefly discuss how they feel about aspects of the true crime world and their own place in it.