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Welcome to the Maine Book of Secrets. We had to take a week off from the usual program but we didn't want to leave you hanging so here's a compilation of some of my favorite moments from the last few months of the show. Strange news, UFOs, cryptid encounters, and all the wonderfully weird things we like about this state waiting all in one package. Don't worry, we'll be back next week with a live episode from a very special location. New episodes drop every Thursday anywhere podcast are found. If you have a story to share, find us on Facebook or visit acadiaafterdark.com/mainebookofsecrets to get in touch. If email isn’t your style, our hotline is open 24/7 at (401) 592‑4921. Leave a message telling your story, and we may feature it on a future episode. This podcast is a production of Acadia After Dark. Title theme by Ryan Curry. You’ll hear brief excerpts from news reports woven into tonight’s discussion. These clips are used for commentary and context, transforming the original material as part of the storytelling. Their inclusion falls under fair use. If you enjoy the show, leave a like or a rating — whichever your preferred platform allows. Visit acadiaafterdark.com for more content from the Maine Book of Secrets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the Maine Book of Secrets. It's been a hell of a week in the news. A friggin' moose got stuck in a well (again), the town of Penobscot ran out of room to bury Grandma, and somehow the French managed to take down Hannaford's delivery app. In the second half of the show, Autumn shares what may be Maine's very first ghost story, while Chris Julian opens up his case files for two strange encounters. One details an extraordinary UFO sighting. The other investigates reports of a mysterious creature lurking beneath the surface of a Maine lake. Is it an undiscovered species, a case of mistaken identity, or just a really big fish? Stick around and decide for yourself. New episodes drop every Thursday anywhere podcast are found. If you have a story to share, find us on Facebook or visit acadiaafterdark.com/mainebookofsecrets to get in touch. If email isn’t your style, our hotline is open 24/7 at (401) 592‑4921. Leave a message telling your story, and we may feature it on a future episode. This podcast is a production of Acadia After Dark. Title theme by Ryan Curry. You’ll hear brief excerpts from news reports woven into tonight’s discussion. These clips are used for commentary and context, transforming the original material as part of the storytelling. Their inclusion falls under fair use. If you enjoy the show, leave a like or a rating — whichever your preferred platform allows. Visit acadiaafterdark.com for more content from the Maine Book of Secrets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Maine Book of Secrets. The leaves are changing, spooky season is right around the corner, and it's getting frigging cold out there bub! In the news, a follow-up on a story from last week, things in Bangor are getting batshit crazy, and look at the size of that zucchini! Also, Chris Julian shares an encounter from his files of a hunter dealing with an aggressive sasquatch and Autumn tells us about a reportedly haunted lighthouse. New episodes drop every Thursday anywhere podcast are found. If you have a story to share, find us on Facebook or visit acadiaafterdark.com/mainebookofsecrets to get in touch. If email isn’t your style, our hotline is open 24/7 at (401) 592‑4921. Leave a message telling your story, and we may feature it on a future episode. This podcast is a production of Acadia After Dark. Title theme by Ryan Curry. You’ll hear brief excerpts from news reports woven into tonight’s discussion. These clips are used for commentary and context, transforming the original material as part of the storytelling. Their inclusion falls under fair use. If you enjoy the show, leave a like or a rating — whichever your preferred platform allows. Visit acadiaafterdark.com for more content from the Maine Book of Secrets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Maine Book of Secrets. This week’s Maine news is a wild mix: a rogue rock in a Dunk’s parking lot wreaks havoc, ghost lobsters, and we learn a life‑hack you’ll want to keep in your back pocket. Then we dig into a list of eleven haunted spots across Maine. And in listener stories, Autumn brings us a creepy encounter with a headless entity. All this and more on this week's episode. New episodes drop every Thursday anywhere podcast are found. If you have a story to share, find us on Facebook or visit acadiaafterdark.com/mainebookofsecrets to get in touch. If email isn’t your style, our hotline is open 24/7 at (401) 592‑4921. Leave a message telling your story, and we may feature it on a future episode. This podcast is a production of Acadia After Dark. Title theme by Ryan Curry. You’ll hear brief excerpts from news reports woven into tonight’s discussion. These clips are used for commentary and context, transforming the original material as part of the storytelling. Their inclusion falls under fair use. If you enjoy the show, leave a like or a rating — whichever your preferred platform allows. Visit acadiaafterdark.com for more content from the Maine Book of Secrets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the Maine Book of Secrets. This week, we head to Derry, where a community celebration was held in honor of Stephen King’s birthday — and Reverend Redbeard may have enjoyed the festivities a bit more than planned. We also hear from a friend of the show who shares a chilling experience they had at the Maine Paranormal and Horror Con. Finally, Chris Julian recounts an unsettling moment from the most recent ghost tour at Fort Knox, adding another layer to the ongoing stories surrounding the site. New episodes drop every Thursday on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts. If you have a story to share, find us on Facebook or visit acadiaafterdark.com/mainebookofsecrets to get in touch. If email isn’t your style, our hotline is open 24/7 at (401) 592‑4921. Leave a message telling your story, and we may feature it on a future episode. This podcast is a production of Acadia After Dark. Title theme by Ryan Curry. You’ll hear brief excerpts from news reports woven into tonight’s discussion. These clips are used for commentary and context, transforming the original material as part of the storytelling. Their inclusion falls under fair use. If you enjoy the show, leave a like or a rating — whichever your preferred platform allows. Visit acadiaafterdark.com for more content from the Maine Book of Secrets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the Maine Book of Secrets. We spent the weekend at the Maine Paranormal & Horror Con, so of course we’ve got stories to tell. In this week’s episode, we break down the event and dig into some local news involving a missing‑persons case that’s back in the headlines. We also share an interview with a listener we met in person at the convention. And finally, Chris Julian returns to the Stud Mill Road, revisiting the spot where he encountered two mysterious figures just a few short months ago. New episodes drop every Thursday on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts. If you have a story to share, find us on Facebook or visit acadiaafterdark.com/mainebookofsecrets to get in touch. If email isn’t your style, our hotline is open 24/7 at (401) 592‑4921. Leave a message telling your story, and we may feature it on a future episode. This podcast is a production of Acadia After Dark. Title theme by Ryan Curry. You’ll hear brief excerpts from news reports woven into tonight’s discussion. These clips are used for commentary and context, transforming the original material as part of the storytelling. Their inclusion falls under fair use. If you enjoy the show, leave a like or a rating — whichever your preferred platform allows. Visit acadiaafterdark.com for more content from the Maine Book of Secrets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the Maine Book of Secrets. Summer’s winding down, the air’s cooling off, pumpkin spice is back in full force, and the Blue Hill Fair has wrapped for the year. In the news, a 91‑year‑old man tackled one of Maine’s most dangerous peaks, a supposed bigfoot sighting stirred up a small town, and—no surprise here—people are still spotting strange things in the sky. And of course, your listener stories carried the show. We heard about glowing orbs drifting across the night, an upbringing shaped by the oddities of rural Maine, and a final story from someone who lived in a rental where eerie noises echoed through the house and an ominous figure appeared at the foot of their bed. New episodes drop every Thursday on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts. If you have a story to share, find us on Facebook or visit acadiaafterdark.com/mainebookofsecrets to get in touch. If email isn’t your style, our hotline is open 24/7 at (401) 592‑4921. Leave a message telling your story, and we may feature it on a future episode. This podcast is a production of Acadia After Dark. Title theme by Ryan Curry. You’ll hear brief excerpts from news reports woven into tonight’s discussion. These clips are used for commentary and context, transforming the original material as part of the storytelling. Their inclusion falls under fair use. If you enjoy the show, leave a like or a rating — whichever your preferred platform allows. Visit acadiaafterdark.com for more content from the Maine Book of Secrets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the Maine Book of Secrets. On this week’s show, your hosts kick things off with a look at the upcoming Maine Paranormal and Horror Convention, happening September 12–13. They talk about what they’re most excited to see, the great work the organizers put into the event each year, and what listeners can expect when they stop by the Maine Book of Secrets booth. In the news this week: a woman was arrested after breaking into a Maine home simply to make coffee, and a man was found deceased near a firepit in Sanford. Then it’s time for listener stories. Nick shares his experience on I‑395 involving a strange object in the sky, Renee tells us about an old hospice facility with a past that’s hard to pin down, and we have a very special story submitted by a close member of the Maine Book of Secrets family that you won’t want to miss. New episodes drop every Thursday on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts. If you have a story to share, find us on Facebook or visit acadiaafterdark.com/mainebookofsecrets to get in touch. If email isn’t your style, our hotline is open 24/7 at (401) 592‑4921. Leave a message telling your story, and we may feature it on a future episode. This podcast is a production of Acadia After Dark. Title theme by Ryan Curry. You’ll hear brief excerpts from news reports woven into tonight’s discussion. These clips are used for commentary and context, transforming the original material as part of the storytelling. Their inclusion falls under fair use. If you enjoy the show, leave a like or a rating — whichever your preferred platform allows. Visit acadiaafterdark.com for more content from the Maine Book of Secrets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back to the Maine Book of Secrets. On this week’s show, we start with two major headlines: the passing of Dolly Parton, a cultural icon whose influence reached generations, and the ongoing discussion around the proposed data center project here in Maine. We break down what each story means for the region and why they’ve sparked so much conversation. We also take a look at the coal roads of Bangor — their history, their role in shaping the city, and why they continue to matter today. Then we turn to listener stories. Chris Julian shares an encounter turned in by a local tribal member that left him questioning what he saw, and Autumn returns with Eva’s story about a piece of land that seems to carry more than its fair share of magic. New episodes drop every Thursday on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts. If you have a story to share, find us on Facebook or visit acadiaafterdark.com/mainebookofsecrets to get in touch. If email isn’t your style, our hotline is open 24/7 at (401) 592‑4921. Leave a message telling your story, and we may feature it on a future episode. This podcast is a production of Acadia After Dark. Title theme by Ryan Curry. You’ll hear brief excerpts from news reports woven into tonight’s discussion. These clips are used for commentary and context, transforming the original material as part of the storytelling. Their inclusion falls under fair use. If you enjoy the show, leave a like or a rating — whichever your preferred platform allows. Visit acadiaafterdark.com for more content from the Maine Book of Secrets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome Back to the Maine Book of Secrets. On this week’s show we talk about the recent bridge collapse in Old Town, the historical implications of the new teaser for It Welcome to Derry season 2 and the devastating weather we have been experiencing in the last few years. We also dive into some stories submitted by you listeners. From a mysterious family portrait to a cursed piece of land in Ripley, these stories are sure to leave you wondering what exactly is going on up in this neck of the woods. New episodes drop every Thursday on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts.   If you have a story to share, find us on Facebook or visit acadiaafterdark.com/mainebookofsecrets to get in touch. If email isn’t your style, we now have a hotline that you can call 24/7 at (401) 592-4921. Just leave a message telling your story and we may just play it on a future episode. This podcast is a production of Acadia After Dark.   Title theme by Ryan Curry. You’ll hear brief excerpts from news reports woven into tonight’s discussion. These clips are used for commentary and context, transforming the original material as part of the storytelling. Their inclusion falls under fair use.  If you enjoy the show, leave a like or a rating—whichever your preferred platform allows.  Visit acadiaafterdark.com for more horror from the foggy coast of Maine. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this first episode of The Maine Book of Secrets, hosts Chris Julian and Autumn Tierney—along with producer Reverend Redbeard—dig into some of the week’s strangest news and share a few of their own personal encounters with the uncanny.   This week’s conversation wanders from the recent Ghost Hunt at Fort Knox to the Maine Hotdog Festival, and finally to the sudden wave of shark sightings along our coast. New episodes drop every Thursday on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple Podcasts.   If you have a story to share, find us on Facebook or visit acadiaafterdark.com/mainebookofsecrets to get in touch. This podcast is a production of Acadia After Dark.   Title theme by Ryan Curry. You’ll hear brief excerpts from news reports woven into tonight’s discussion. These clips are used for commentary and context, transforming the original material as part of the storytelling. Their inclusion falls under fair use. Real encounters with the strange, the uncanny, and the unseen corners of Maine.   If you enjoy the show, leave a like or a rating—whichever your preferred platform allows. Producer’s Note: Please forgive the audio issues in this first episode. We were ironing out a few technical bugs, and—like much of what we do—this show is a learning experience in real time. Thank you for your patience, and enjoy the episode. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

There are stories in Maine people don’t tell in daylight. Stories whispered on long drives home, or passed down around woodstoves in the dead of winter. Now, they finally have a home. The Maine Book of Secrets is collecting real encounters from real Mainers — unexplained lights, impossible footprints, haunted houses, creatures out of place, and moments that never left you. Send us your story. Because some secrets deserve to be heard. Coming soon to your podcast feed. Visit acadiaafterdark.com/mainebookofsecrets for more Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.