Eerily Beloved

Eerily Beloved, we are gathered here to explore the backdrop that gave us the iconic imagery of Twilight and the X-Files that some twisted few exploit for darker narratives. Each week, join host Madeline, and a rotating door of guests, as they dive into creepy cryptids, sasquatch sightings, paranormal places, and true crime cases that make the pacific northwest region, and its beautifully vast landscape, infamous.

Eerily Beloved is a history podcast hosted by Madeline Edwards, with 31 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Madeline Edwards hosts Eerily Beloved, a history show with 31 episodes published.

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  Episode #31

  What Happened to Misty Copsey?

  Aug 13, 202640 min

  On September 17, 1992, 14 year old Misty Copsey disappeared after a trip to the Puyallup Fair and despite many big crime players operating in the area at the time (like the green river killer) police dismissed it as a runaway case for months. This week we dig into the missed leads, sketchy suspects, and jurisdictional mess that left a lasting impact on her still unsolved case today. Have an eerie PNW encounter of your own or a case you want us to look into? Share it it with us eerilybelovedpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on instagram @eerilybelovedpodcast Intro music by Don Edwards

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  Episode #30

  Scary Reddit Stories vol. 6: Bigfoot Encounters

  Aug 6, 20261h 1m

  For our 30th episode we're bringing you true (?) Bigfoot and Sasquatch encounters pulled straight from Reddit. Creepy? absolutely. Believable? TBD. Hope you're not planning on camping soon, because these stories even spooked the Sasquatch skeptics in our group. Have you had a potential run in with Bigfoot? Share it it with us eerilybelovedpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on instagram @eerilybelovedpodcast Intro music by Don Edwards

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  Episode #29

  Is McMenamins Edgefield Oregon's Most Haunted Hotel?

  Jul 30, 202629 min

  Before it was one of Oregon's most haunted hotels, McMenamins Edgefield was a Poor Farm: a 330-acre campus in Troutdale where the sick, elderly, orphaned, and unhoused worked at or lived out their final years. Now ranked among the top 10 most haunted hotels in the US, Edgefield's guest ghost log is filled with decades of encounters. In this episode we dig into the ghost stories, guest book entries, and staff encounters that have made it one of the Pacific Northwest's most talked-about haunted destinations. Would you spend the night there? Have an eerie PNW encounter of your own or a case you want us to look into? Share it it with us eerilybelovedpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on instagram @eerilybelovedpodcast Intro music by Don Edwards

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  Eerily Beloved

  Mystery of the Eastern Oregon Cattle Mutilations

  Jul 23, 202647 min

  In 1967, a three-year-old horse named Snippy was found stripped to the bone with no blood, no tracks, and no explanation, kicking off decades of unexplained livestock mutilations across the American West. By the 1970s, ranchers in Eastern Oregon were finding cows in similar manners: reproductive organs removed, tongues gone, no blood at the scene, and scavengers mysteriously avoiding the bodies. In this episode we dig into the history of cattle mutilation reports, the FBI investigation that went nowhere, and the modern-day cases from 2019–2022 that reignited the mystery and became the subject of an Unsolved Mysteries episode. Aliens, satanic cults, government cover-ups, or just nature doing what nature does? Have an eerie PNW encounter of your own or a case you want us to look into? Share it it with us eerilybelovedpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on instagram @eerilybelovedpodcast Intro music by Don Edwards

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  Episode #26

  Ramtha's School of Enlightenment pt.1

  Jul 9, 202633 min

  In 1977, a Tacoma housewife picked up a paper pyramid as a joke and somehow channeled a 35,000-year-old warrior spirit in her kitchen. That spirit, Ramtha, would go on to turn Knight into a multimillionaire guru and the founder of a controversial "school" on an 80-acre compound in Yelm, Washington that still operates today. In part 1 we dive into the wild origin story of one of the New Age movement's biggest names. From that first strange encounter through Ramtha's explosion into pop culture, including celebrity followers, appearances in mainstream media, and the birth of the channeling movement that would influence decades of New Age spirituality. We dig into who JZ Knight really is, how "Ramtha" first spoke, and how a paper pyramid turned into an empire. Have an eerie PNW encounter of your own or a case you want us to look into? Share it it with us eerilybelovedpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on instagram @eerilybelovedpodcast Intro music by Don Edwards

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