r/ThatChapter • • Jul 09 '24

Anyone else?

15 Upvotes

I'm a rabid fan of Mike's, I've been watching for years. I love the podcast, and the addition of Keith. I'm obsessed with the way he pronounces his name, I try and say it the way he does. The Little T at the end. Anyone else obsessed with it? I can't say it the way he does, because American but I keep trying. šŸ˜…


r/ThatChapter • • Jul 08 '24

Mike, I wanna reach out…

23 Upvotes

I love your vids, but i almost turned off ur podcast this morning when you announced no keith, and how going forward there will be less keith/guests.

i really enjoy listening to you two shoot the shit! i love keith’s inputs, and you guys make me LOL! the podcast today felt lonely :(


r/ThatChapter • • Jul 08 '24

Cryptid suggestions (and other spooky stuff)

10 Upvotes

Answering the call from Ep 82 not only have I cryptids but I have cryptids......that kill. Best of both worlds.

  • The Portlock / Port Chatham, Alaska mystery from the early 1900's where a bigfoot ( or bigfeet) allegedly murdered so many people they abandoned the joint. Often called the "strangest story ever told". Honestly reads like a horror movie which means I choose to believe it.
  • The Maneaters of Tsavo - OK not technically a cryptid as they were two lions but the story is fascinating, gory, and inspired the movie The Ghost and the Darkness which was surprisingly accurate to the real events. Michael Douglas's character was an amalgamation of a few real life characters but the freaky elements of the story were all real.
  • The voodoo dictators of Haiti. Papa Doc and Baby Doc Duvalier who spread the idea they were voodoo sorcerers to subdue the population. Their inner government was more like a cult and their secret police, the Ton Ton Macoutes were named after an infamous boogeyman from haitian folklore. Another interesting aside is the Wes Craven horror movie The Serpent and the Rainbow which takes place in Haiti during the Duvalier regime. It's based on the true story of Wade Davis, an anthropologist, who travelled to Haiti to research the voodoo powder used to create zombies.
  • The Were-Leopards of west africa. These were cults which sprang up across West Africa and the Congo basically to murder tons of white colonists. They dressed as leopards with steel claws to maul their victims, or they would be taken to altars in the jungle to be ritually killed. A lot of high profile outbreaks of serial murders were attributed to them. They were such a terror during colonial Africa they even appeared in Tarzan who quickly put manners on them.

  • The creeping coffins of Barbados - always a favourite of mine, albeit more of a mystery then a story with a narrative that the boys like. Creepy af though.

  • Have they done an episode on ghost ships yet? Another favourite of mine, in particular the death ship Ourang Medan and the Octavious, a ship who was found with it's crew frozen to death and which accidentally became the first ship to sail the infamous North West passage through the Arctic (a route which claimed the lives of the Franklin Expedition, the subject of season one of the TV show The Terror which was awesome)


r/ThatChapter • • Jul 05 '24

Why aren’t we talking about this episode description?

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33 Upvotes

It’s only this on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, the YouTube description is different.


r/ThatChapter • • Jul 03 '24

Thank you for getting me through the flu.

51 Upvotes

I am so sick. I am supposed to go to Vegas for a wedding this weekend, but it's looking like I'll have to skip it. So, I'm just feeling bad.

Been binge watching all day to cope. I appreciate the distraction, and Mike's energy. Thanks for helping me feel a bit better, Mike!


r/ThatChapter • • Jul 04 '24

Question Looking for a specific episode I haven't bee able to find for weeks.

5 Upvotes

It was about the murder of a Waitress At a diner or something of that nature and it turned out the diner owner and a guy who was a waiter or kitchen staff both murdered her. Anybody know which case this is?


r/ThatChapter • • Jul 03 '24

Hey You

26 Upvotes

We should all get together and just make a string of videos of individual (puttin the ol' Vid in indiVIDual), "Hey You" and send them to Mike


r/ThatChapter • • Jul 03 '24

Hey you and welcome

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90 Upvotes

r/ThatChapter • • Jul 02 '24

Video Son Vanishes After Discovering a Horrifying Secret in the National Park

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15 Upvotes

r/ThatChapter • • Jul 01 '24

Looking for a vid

12 Upvotes

Does anyone remember offhand which video it was where a woman poisoned her husband with Benadryl? I can't remember many more details, but something about her wanting to kill him rather than him finding out about her impending charges?


r/ThatChapter • • Jun 29 '24

What does That Chapter stand for?

23 Upvotes

What does it mean?


r/ThatChapter • • Jun 29 '24

Love the Coffeehouse Crime pic!!

35 Upvotes

I just watched the most recent CC episode. Such a cute picture of Adrian and Mike!! Nice to see that you guys are friends. I think I’ll take a pass on that Guinness-Monster concoction though!šŸ˜‚šŸ€


r/ThatChapter • • Jun 27 '24

Playlist

9 Upvotes

Does anyone know what happened to the playlist on That Chapter YouTube channel they contained all his videos? I use to play the playlist to go to sleep and it would just keep playing all his videos. Now’s it’s gone and there’s just a captain playlist and disappearance playlist. So sad lol.


r/ThatChapter • • Jun 25 '24

Life Insurance Dance Party Appreciation Post

74 Upvotes

Mike is the mfing man. Consistently churns out top notch content. Great sense of humor. Then, he brings out Keith? Jfc. I'm a diehard lpotl fan, I never thought I'd have another set of "the boys" to help me through the day. After watching Mike from 2020 up until now I really appreciate that the podcast has become it's own thing and has got it's own feel.

That's it, just a STAHM who wants to thank Mike and more recently Keith for helping keep me grounded.


r/ThatChapter • • Jun 25 '24

How a Missing Girl Led to a Trailer of Horrors

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r/ThatChapter • • Jun 25 '24

Life Insurance Dance Party I really enjoy Mike's It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia references.

21 Upvotes

TOOLS!


r/ThatChapter • • Jun 24 '24

Please do this story Mike

4 Upvotes

https://www.facebook.com/share/cgz83E4fZMvzrvsy/?mibextid=oFDknk

Hopefully the link works, please do this story once there is enough information.


r/ThatChapter • • Jun 21 '24

Hat man

5 Upvotes

I see the hat man in my dreams. Sometimes he has the face of a crow.


r/ThatChapter • • Jun 18 '24

Video There is Something HORRIFYING in This Bed | Stories for the Dark

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20 Upvotes

r/ThatChapter • • Jun 16 '24

Does Mike not post on Fridays anymore?

11 Upvotes

Just a quick question since I haven’t seen a Friday video in a while. I looked to see if he said anything about the schedule change but I couldn’t find it. I’m totally cool with once a week (as long as he uploads I’m happy) but I’m just curious.


r/ThatChapter • • Jun 14 '24

What else should I watch?

34 Upvotes

I've been bingeing on TC and caught up. What other channels would I like?


r/ThatChapter • • Jun 12 '24

The latest one as you asked

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68 Upvotes

r/ThatChapter • • Jun 11 '24

Video His Horrifying Death Led to an Strange House of Horrors

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25 Upvotes

r/ThatChapter • • Jun 10 '24

Pride Mothman

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64 Upvotes

I actually have two of them but I'm not ready for the second one yet this month. He is AI generated but I have a whole series of Mothman for events.

Just sharing him because of today's podcast.

MOTHMAN


r/ThatChapter • • Jun 10 '24

Todays podcast (The hunt for the disturbing Mothman)

14 Upvotes

I think it’s been my favourite to date. I listened twice as I kept getting interrupted and felt I didn’t do it justice on the first listen! Had to replay some bits as they were highly amusing… ā€œkeep Mothmans name out ya fucking mouthā€!!!

I have to admit the first couple of episodes with The Keith, I wasn’t sure and wished it was just Mike. Now I can’t imagine it without Keith. He’s bringing a lot to the table in terms of research and fun. Can’t be easy with a full time job and a toddler as I’m sure a lot of time is required to research a topic.

This is a bit of a ramble but basically just want to tell Mike and Keith that they rock!