It was mentioned as a book Roz read when she was 17, with cryptid theories within, possibly written by a single person.
I got my hands on a book when I was like 17 that was like, I can't remember. It was, you know, mysterious California or something like that. And there was like all this stuff. I'm sure it was like one...
— Episode: 385 - Ghosted! by Roz Hernandez
Episode: 385 - Ghosted! by Roz Hernandez
It was mentioned as a book Roz read when she was 17, with cryptid theories within, possibly written by a single person.
I got my hands on a book when I was like 17 that was like, I can't remember. It was, you know, mysterious California or something like that. And there was like all this stuff. I'm sure it was like one dude writing it up straight out of his own head.
Episode: 339 - Grab Your Chapstick
The podcast hosts discussed the book 'Mysterious California', specifically in the context of the Mount Asahidake story, where it was mentioned that it details the existence of lizard-like creatures in the Mount Shasta region.
I think I've mentioned this to you before, but I read the book Mysterious California and it does talk about how like Mount Shasta does have lizard humanoid creatures walk around in golf clothes.
Episode: 217 - Live at the Cobb Energy Performing Arts Cent...
It was mentioned as a book that Georgia was reading when she first moved to Los Angeles and found out that her childhood lake, Blue Lake, had a Loch Ness monster legend.
Now cut to when I first moved to LA, I was reading a book called Mysterious California.
