H ow to protect yourself and family from entities that you might think are good Michelle will be presenting on ways to protect yourself and your family from entities in disguise. She will present what to do and what not to do when an entity that you might think is good is actually masking themselves and is of a darker side. Michelle has spent multiple years in the Paranormal Field as a paranormal investigator and researcher.  She has continued her studies and is certified in Metaphysics and Divinity and holds a degree in Spiritual Warfare and Paranormal Ministry. While studying at the Universal Life Church Seminary, Michelle studied: Counseling and Para Counseling, Atheism and Agnostics, and Religion-Ancient African practices to modern take on religion. Michelle has also studied the effects of satanic abuse deriving from cult activity. As the founder of Riverside Iowa Paranormal, Michelle uses her abilities to assist on paranormal cases, both locally and across the globe. She has been called in to assist on dark cases where the worst types of energy/sprits have been present.   Michelle is an avid believer in practicing safe paranormal techniques and grounding. She shares her knowledge and experiences with fellow paranormal researchers across the world. She also helps children with psychic abilities through teaching and counseling. Michelle also mentors' fellow mediums as they start and continue on their journeys, not only with how to work with their abilities, but the importance of how to protect themselves from psychic attacks. Another service Michelle offers is the removal and storage of haunted items in a secured and blessed location. Michelle is the host of the Un-X Network Podcast: See You In The Dark M   Michelle's presentation will be on Friday, October 11, 2024 at 4:00 p.m. For the complete X-Con Schedule and registration go to https://www.unxnetwork.com/xcon . tare actually a darker side of the entity.  What to do and not do.  Will open up for some questions. just masking themselves and are actually a darker side of the entity.  What to do and not do.  Will open up for some questions.

Dan Terry's Dowsing Rods Workshop will be at 2:30, Friday October 11, 2024. At the workshop, he will be sharing a few informative videos on the use of and possible results from using Dowsing Rods. After the short lecture and videos, attendees will be able to do hands-on training and experiments with one of the oldest tools on a ghost hunter's utility belt! Dan Terry is a Missouri born ghost hunter, author, article writer, and "Legend in His Own Mind." After 35 years of police work, he has brought his level-headed investigation techniques to the field of paranormal study. Dan stated ghost hunting upon getting his driver's license in 1979 and is adept with the older styles of ghost hunting such as using dowsing rods. For the complete X-Con Schedule and registration go to https://www.unxnetwork.com/xcon . F Dan Dan Dan

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Get ready to dive into the otherworldly at X-Con 2024, happening from October 11-13 in Springfield, Missouri! This thrilling event promises to be a haven for paranormal, UFO, and cryptid enthusiasts, featuring renowned speakers who will share their insights on the unexplained. Topics include UAPs, USOs, Ghosts, Consciousness, Investigating, Mothman, Sasquatch, and more! Engage in a live ghost hunt that will send chills down your spine, explore unique vendor offerings, and enjoy a delightful banquet that culminates in a Mad Hatter Halloween costume party. This is your chance to connect with fellow investigators and enthusiasts while immersing yourself in the mysteries that lie beyond our understanding. Don't miss out—register today to secure your place in this extraordinary gathering and be part of a community that celebrates the enigmatic and the unexplained! You won't want to miss it! Members: USE PROMO CODE UNXMEM FOR A 10% DISCOUNT! To register visit www.unxnework.com/xcon

By Violet Wisdom Meteorological fall begins this Sunday! We’re not waiting for the autumn equinox or October to get our fall on and neither should you! Let’s be honest, even if we haven’t decorated we pulled the boxes filled with ceramic pumpkins and orange lights out weeks ago. Every time I pass them in the basement I think yeah, I can wait until September. Well, it’s practically here and to kick the season off right the Un-X network has you covered.  Tune in and check in often! For the next two months Un-X will be presenting some fantastic shows and posting blog specials focusing on paranormal investigations, ghost stories and all things spooky. And mark the evening of October 31 on your calendar because we'll be doing a special three-hour program to mark our 3rd Anniversary! Send us your pictures and stories! We have three incredible contests this month: BEST REAL GHOST STORY CONTEST: Send us your best ghost story! The winner will have their story published in Un-X Magazine and will receive an Un-X swag package including a copy of Margie Kay’s book “Gateway to the Dead:, 2 issues of the printed magazine, bumper sticker, two laptop stickers, Un-X Pen and a ghost keychain. Winner must reside it the U.S. Deadline- September 25, 2024. Rules: Story length: 500-750 words-Submit a word document to kunxradio@gmail.com  along with your name and location. All stories must be REAL accounts- no fiction. BEST DECORATED HOUSE OR CAR FOR HALLOWEEN Enter your decorated haunted house or car in this contest. The top three photos will be place in Un-X magazine. The first-place winner will receive two tickets to X-Con 2024 and some X Swag! Entry deadline September 25, 2024.  Rules: Must be your own house, not someone else's. Cannot be a paid haunted attractions. May be located anywhere in the world. Send a description, location, owner information and at least three photos to kunxradio@gmail.com . MOST HAUNTED TOWN IN AMERICA CONTEST Submit your town as the most haunted and get some publicity! The winning town will receive a feature article in Un-X Magazine and interviews on Un-X Podcasts (video and audio)  during the month of October on our vast network! A Certificate will be mailed to the winning town’s mayor. Send an email stating why your town is so haunted in 750 words or less along with photos, your name and title, along with a short bio to kunxradio@gmail.com  by September 25, 2024. Visit www.unxnetwork.com for more information and to enter the contests. 3. Need a few ideas? Here you go!

By Violet Wisdom The use of sound frequency for mental health goes back at least 2,500 years. Tibetans have been using singing bowls for at least that long for meditative purposes. 4,500 years ago, the Great Pyramid of Giza is believed to have been built at least in part, through sound wave levitation. And yet, the power of the energy of sound has only recently become recognized for its vast benefits. By oscillating 40 hertz sound and light waves in clinical trials  scientists are seeing measurable responses in people suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. In trials testing the theory on mice, actual brain scans  showed a decrease in the plaque that causes Alzheimer’s only when the specific use of 40 hertz occurs. Neuroscientists are hoping the treatment will get approval soon as Alzhiemer’s drugs can cost as much as $20,000 a year and have potential negative side effects. These results are even spurring research into using sound and light treatment for autism, schizophrenia, parkinson’s and multiple sclerosis.  Although practiced theoretically, music therapy didn’t become a taught medical treatment  until 1940 and wasn’t officially a recognized industry until the early 1970s. Music therapy is primarily focused on using songs, singing and or playing instruments as the catalyst for potential healing. I myself played music in nursing homes for residents who were experiencing sadness or grief. Certified music therapists customize their services based on the individual or group needs such as a treatment for a person with a specific type of anxiety or people in an addiction recovery center. Listening to or playing music has a natural effect of calming. It can also work to maintain a healthy breath rate and heart rate.  While some companies are already offering apps and devices to provide oscillating 40 hertz light and sound, it is not yet approved by the FDA. It is also recommended that a doctor or certified holistic healer be consulted before use. Although considered for people with epilepsy as a treatment, it could also trigger a seizure. It is exciting to see more and more alternative and holistic approaches to healthcare being treated seriously. Hopefully, someone will finally put care over profit, a girl can dream, right?

It’s Fall, and the Un-X Network has some unique contests to enter! First, enter your town for the Most Haunted Town in America Contest! Submissions for the most haunted town in America are being accepted until September 25, 2024. The winning town will get some free publicity to attract visitors and will receive a feature article in Un-X Magazine and interviews on Un-X Podcasts (video and audio) during the month of October! A Certificate will be mailed to the winning town's mayor. Next, enter the Best Decorated House or Car for Halloween Contest! The top three photos will be placed in Un-X Magazine. The first-place winner will receive two tickets to X-Con 2024 October 11-13 in Springfield, Missouri! And finally enter the Best REAL Ghost Story Contest with your best true ghost story! The winner will have their story published in Un-X Magazine and will receive some awesome Un-X swag! No purchase is necessary. The contests are open to persons 18 years of age and older. See the full rules at unxnetwork.com/contests .

By Violet Wisdom If you’re a sensitive/empath and or HSP, you have experienced the overwhelming affect of being in a busy wholesale club, shopping mall or any crowded place. There are several reasons for this, some of which you may already know, all of which require a few techniques to mentally survive your next outing.  Being both a sensitive and HSP, I grew up thinking there was something wrong with me. I dreaded lunchtime at school. I was always hungry by the time we were released into the giant brightly lit room filled with the odors of French fries and cardboard textured pizza. As we shuffled through the line like cattle to the feedlot I felt fidgety and anxious while the sounds of the other kid’s conversations seem to grow more loudly with each step. By the time I got my brightly-colored plastic tray to one of the long faux woodgrain tables I was overwhelmed and found it difficult to think let alone eat. In my early 20s, I recall one time I was drug to the mall with my mother and sister to go shopping . Within twenty minutes of browsing through store after store, I felt brain-fried. With my arms crossed tight to my chest I could feel my eyes begin to float. Upon a suggestion that something on the rack was cute , I could not respond. My mother asked me why I couldn’t just be a normal girl. I wanted to know the answer to that too. I know now why I can’t be in those places, especially for any length of time. Terms like sensitive, empath and HSP are new, at least in mainstream.   Sensitivity to stimuli is common and has an evolutionary explanation. Keeping in mind our brains haven’t evolved in a few hundred thousand years, it isn’t hard to see why. The sound of a branch cracking nearby could indicate a predator being near. The odor of smoke, a fire. The feeling of a cool breeze, a storm. As hunter/gatherers, we humans relied on our senses for safety and food. Today our daily lives are so packed with sensory stimuli it’s bound to be overwhelming. However, an interesting thing happened on the way to the modern world… some of us became able to ignore it.  In the same way, genetic traits gave me green hazel eyes and big feet, they also gave me highly sensitive neurons. At some point after leaving the hunter/gatherer life, people born without that trait were able to survive just fine. Today, these seemingly lucky folks who can ignore bright lights in high ceilings, loud noises and pop-up ads make up about 80% of the population. In fact, the HSP trait is not only found in about 20% of humans, but also in dogs, sheep, horses and more. In basic terms, HSPs have to mentally process every stimuli. When there is an overabundance of stimuli, it’s like a computer getting too hot, it shuts down. HSPs are also highly sensitive to caffeine and medications. Click here  for a free online test to sif you are an HSP. Whether you are an HSP or someone you love is, understanding this will make life easier for you. It is also important to note that it is NOT a disorder or illness and does not require medication. In many situations, it is a gift. The term sensitive can also apply to the empath side of sensitivity. There is no online test for this that I know of, although there are a few ways to tell if this is you. Have you ever felt an emotion that has absolutely no bearing on the situation you were in? Have you ever been able to predict someone’s behavior even though there were no physical clues before the behavior occurred? Being a sensitive/empath means that you feel other people's emotions in the same way you feel your own (I also believe being an empath is connected to extrasensory perception and clairvoyance, but that is another subject). This is a simplistic explanation, but applicable. Here’s an example; I was once parked at a gas station digging through my purse for my phone. It was a beautiful day and I felt happy, excited to get to the office and start working. Out of nowhere I suddenly felt an overwhelming sadness. So much that I began to cry. At that moment (not sure why) I looked out my car window to see a woman weeping in the car next to me. Seeing her bawling into her hands I was able to turn off the emotion, wipe my eyes and get on with my day. Now imagine being surrounded by hundreds of people, all with varying emotions, all piercing into your psyche like gamma rays. This is the experience you will always find at the wholesale store. You begin to feel it as you flash your membership card at the attendant by the entrance door. It grows as you push your gigantic cart through the veritable obstacle course made of flat screen televisions and ten-foot coffee can towers. Getting nearer to the produce section you stop to get your bearings as you observe dozens of people moving like zombies with the expression of slot players at a casino. By the time you make the corner to find fifty rolls of toilet paper in one package your brain is starting to scream at you… “get out of here!”  So, here are a few tips outside of never leaving your house: Make a list and stick to it. Save the shopping for someplace less busy. Take someone with you who you know will also stick to only getting what’s on the list and possibly allow you to split up and meet at the checkout. Take five to ten deep breaths before going into the store. Entering in a relaxed state will help stave off some of the anxiety. Take another five to ten breaths when you get back in the car. When possible, try to keep as much physical distance between yourself and others. If you have to duck into an empty aisle for a few seconds, that’s okay. Last but not least, imagine being surrounded by a calming, safe barrier before you go in.  Personally, I’ll take these few limitations to be able to feel and sense the world, people and animals around me fully. Just as long as for the most part, it’s only a couple of emotions and stimuli at a time.

By Margie Kay Mothman has not left Independence, Missouri. A woman and her husband reported seeing a "human-sized or larger creature with legs and huge wings" flying low over the Missouri River as they crossed the 291 bridge near La Benite Park on Sunday, August 11, 2024. The witnesses said that the creature was a very dark color, perhaps black, and it had bat-like wings that appeared to be 15 to 20 feet in width. Nether of the witnesses had ever seen anything like it and were shocked at the creature's appearance. "It was dusk, and we were driving home from having dinner with friends. As we crossed the bridge, I noticed this strange thing gliding over the river from north to south from one bank to the other about 60 feet or so from the bridge. I asked my husband to slow down so we could get a better look at it. The thing then flapped its wings once as it landed in the trees on the opposite bank." No photos were taken. The couple wishes to remain anonymous. Numerous sightings of Mothman-type winged creatures have been reported in the Independence, Sugar Creek, and greater Kansas City area since 2011. Some speculate that the creature is following the Missouri River and sleeping under bridges. There have been four other sightings near this same bridge since 2016 but we have not received any reports for over a year - until now. Since the Mothman Prophesies book and movie were released people have associated Mothman sightings with bridges and disasters. So far, we have had no disasters in the KC area after such sightings. The remaining sightings have occurred within a couple of miles of the Missouri River, which winds around greater Kansas City. --------------------------------- Margie Kay is a veteran paranormal and cryptid investigator living in Independence, Missouri. She is the author of "Winged Aliens," and 15 more books. Kay is the CEO of the Un-X Network.

By Margie Kay Introduction to MO MO: Missouri's Enigmatic Bigfoot Monster Deep within the dense forests and rugged terrain of Missouri, a legendary creature has captured the imagination of locals and cryptozoologists alike. Known as the "MO MO," short for "Missouri Monster," this enigmatic being has been the subject of countless tales and sightings, fueling curiosity and sparking debates about its existence. This article delves into the fascinating world of MO MO, exploring its origins, sightings, and the ongoing efforts to unravel the mystery surrounding this elusive monster. For decades, the MO MO has been a source of intrigue and speculation, with eyewitness accounts and alleged evidence adding fuel to the fire. Some claim it is a unique species distinct from the famed Bigfoot, while others dismiss it as mere folklore or misidentification. Regardless of one's stance, the allure of this mysterious creature has left an indelible mark on Missouri's cultural landscape. As we embark on this journey, we will examine the various theories, eyewitness testimonies, and scientific investigations surrounding the MO MO. Join us as we unravel the mystery and explore the captivating world of this enigmatic monster, where fact and fiction intertwine, leaving us to ponder the possibilities that lie beyond our understanding. The Legend of MO MO: Origins and Sightings The legend of the MO MO can be traced back to the early 1900s, when tales of a towering, hairy creature roaming the woodlands of Missouri first emerged. These stories, passed down through generations, often described a bipedal being with a distinct, ape-like appearance and a powerful, musky odor. One of the earliest recorded sightings dates back to the 1920s, when a group of loggers claimed to have encountered a massive, hair-covered creature in the Ozark Mountains. Their account detailed a terrifying encounter, with the creature emitting loud, guttural sounds before disappearing into the dense foliage. Since then, numerous sightings have been reported across various regions of Missouri, from the Mark Twain National Forest to the rolling hills of the Ozarks. Eyewitnesses have described the MO MO as standing over 7 feet tall, with broad shoulders, long arms, and a distinctive, cone-shaped head. Sighting 1: In the 1970s, a family camping in the Ozark National Scenic Riverways reported seeing a large, hairy creature crossing a river, leaving behind massive footprints. Sighting 2: In the 1990s, a group of hunters in the Mark Twain National Forest claimed to have witnessed a towering, ape-like being watching them from a distance before retreating into the woods. Sighting 3: In recent years, several hikers and outdoor enthusiasts have reported hearing strange howls and vocalizations, attributed by some to the elusive MO MO. While skeptics have dismissed these accounts as hoaxes or misidentifications, the persistent nature of the sightings has fueled ongoing fascination and investigation into the existence of this enigmatic creature. Debunking the Myth: Skepticism and Criticisms Despite the numerous sightings and accounts, the existence of the MO MO remains a hotly debated topic, with skeptics and critics offering alternative explanations for the reported encounters. Some of the most common criticisms and debunking efforts include: Misidentification of Known Animals: Critics argue that many sightings can be attributed to misidentifications of bears, large primates, or other wildlife native to Missouri. The excitement and adrenaline of an unexpected encounter can lead to distorted perceptions and exaggerated descriptions. Hoaxes and Fabrications: Skeptics point to the lack of conclusive physical evidence, such as clear photographs or DNA samples, as an indication that some sightings may be hoaxes or fabrications designed to generate attention or perpetuate the legend. Psychological Factors: Some psychologists suggest that the belief in the MO MO could be influenced by psychological factors, such as pareidolia (the tendency to perceive patterns or familiar shapes in ambiguous stimuli) or the desire for excitement and mystery. Lack of Scientific Evidence: Critics argue that without substantial scientific evidence, such as verifiable DNA samples or conclusive footprint analyses, the existence of the MO MO remains unsubstantiated and falls into the realm of folklore and urban legends. While these criticisms and debunking efforts offer alternative explanations, they have not diminished the fascination and belief among those who claim to have witnessed the MO MO firsthand. The ongoing debate and investigation continue to fuel the mystery surrounding this enigmatic creature. MO MO Sightings: Eyewitness Accounts and Testimonies Despite the skepticism and criticism, numerous eyewitness accounts and testimonies have fueled the belief in the existence of the MO MO. These firsthand encounters, often detailed and consistent in their descriptions, have contributed to the ongoing fascination with this elusive creature. One of the most compelling accounts comes from a group of hikers who claim to have encountered the MO MO in the Mark Twain National Forest in the early 2000s. According to their report, they stumbled upon a large, bipedal creature covered in thick, reddish-brown fur. The hikers described the creature as standing over 8 feet tall, with long arms and a distinct, cone-shaped head. As they watched in awe, the creature let out a series of guttural vocalizations before retreating into the dense foliage. Another eyewitness, a local farmer from the Ozark region, recounted a chilling encounter in the late 1990s. While tending to his livestock one night, he claimed to have heard loud, thunderous footsteps approaching his barn. Upon investigation, he reported seeing a massive, hair-covered figure standing in the shadows, emitting a foul, musky odor. Terrified, the farmer retreated to his home, leaving the mysterious creature undisturbed. These accounts, along with numerous others, have been meticulously documented by researchers and enthusiasts, often accompanied by detailed descriptions, sketches, and occasionally, blurred photographs or video footage. While the evidence remains inconclusive, the consistency and vividness of these testimonies have contributed to the ongoing belief in the MO MO's existence. MO MO vs. Bigfoot: Similarities and Differences As the legend of the MO MO has gained traction, comparisons to the more widely known Bigfoot phenomenon have been inevitable. While both creatures share some similarities, there are distinct differences that set the MO MO apart as a unique entity. Similarities: Bipedal, humanoid appearance Covered in thick, reddish-brown or dark fur Towering height, often reported to be over 7 feet tall Emitting loud, guttural vocalizations Leaving behind large, distinctive footprints Differences: Physical Characteristics : The MO MO is said to possess a distinct, cone-shaped head and broad shoulders, which are typical bigfoot features. Habitat and Range : While Bigfoot sightings have been reported across various regions of North America, the MO MO appears to be primarily concentrated within the state of Missouri, particularly in the Ozark Mountains and the Mark Twain National Forest. Behavior : Some eyewitnesses have reported the MO MO exhibiting more aggressive or territorial behavior compared to the typically elusive nature attributed to Bigfoot sightings. Cultural Significance : The MO MO holds a unique cultural significance within Missouri, with its legend deeply woven into local folklore and traditions, whereas Bigfoot is more widely recognized as a broader North American phenomenon. While the similarities between the MO MO and Bigfoot are undeniable, these distinct differences have led some researchers to speculate that the MO MO may be a distinct species or subspecies, separate from the broader Bigfoot phenomenon. Investigating MO MO: Research and Expeditions As the fascination with the MO MO has grown, so too have the efforts to investigate and uncover the truth behind this enigmatic creature. Researchers, enthusiasts, and amateur investigators have undertaken numerous expeditions and research initiatives in an attempt to gather evidence and shed light on the mystery. One of the most notable research efforts is the Missouri Monster Project, a collaborative effort between local researchers and cryptozoologists. This project has organized numerous expeditions into the Ozark Mountains and the Mark Twain National Forest, employing various techniques such as trail cameras, audio recordings, and plaster casting of suspected footprints. During one expedition in 2018, researchers claimed to have captured audio recordings of strange vocalizations and howls, which some believe could be attributed to the MO MO. Additionally, several plaster casts of large, elongated footprints were obtained, fueling speculation about the creature's existence. Another group, the Ozark Sasquatch Society, has been actively investigating MO MO sightings and collecting eyewitness accounts for over a decade. Their efforts have resulted in a comprehensive database of sightings and encounters, providing valuable data for further analysis and research. While conclusive evidence remains elusive, these research efforts have contributed to a growing body of knowledge and have helped to keep the mystery of the MO MO alive. As technology and investigative techniques continue to evolve, the search for this enigmatic creature remains an ongoing pursuit for those dedicated to unraveling its secrets. The Impact of MO MO: Local Culture and Tourism The legend of the MO MO has left an indelible mark on the local culture and tourism industry of Missouri. From small towns embracing the lore to businesses capitalizing on the fascination, the impact of this enigmatic creature has been far-reaching. In several communities within the Ozark region, the MO MO has become a source of pride and identity. Local businesses have embraced the legend, offering MO MO-themed merchandise, tours, and events. Restaurants have created themed menu items, while gift shops sell everything from t-shirts to plush toys depicting the elusive creature. One notable example is the town of Steelville, which has become a hub for MO MO enthusiasts. The town hosts an annual "MO MO Fest," attracting visitors from across the state and beyond. The festival features guest speakers, guided hikes, and various activities centered around the legend of the MO MO. Beyond the economic impact, the MO MO has also influenced local art and storytelling. Local artists have created sculptures, paintings, and murals depicting the creature, while writers and storytellers have woven the legend into their works, preserving and perpetuating the rich folklore surrounding this enigmatic being. The impact of the MO MO on local culture and tourism highlights the enduring fascination with the unknown and the human desire to embrace mystery and legend. As the legend continues to captivate imaginations, it is likely that the MO MO will remain an integral part of Missouri's cultural identity for generations to come. MO MO in Popular Culture: Books, Films, and TV Shows The allure of the MO MO has transcended the boundaries of local folklore and captured the attention of the broader popular culture. From books and films to television shows and documentaries, the legend of this enigmatic creature has found its way into various forms of media, further fueling the fascination and speculation surrounding its existence. One of the most notable works exploring the MO MO phenomenon is the book "The Ozark Howler: The True Story of the Missouri Monster" by Lyle Blackburn. This comprehensive account delves into the history of sightings, eyewitness testimonies, and the ongoing efforts to investigate the creature's existence. The book has garnered widespread attention and has been praised for its balanced approach, presenting both skeptical and believer perspectives. In the realm of film, the MO MO has been the subject of several independent documentaries and short films. One such film, "MO MO: Missouri Monster," follows a group of researchers as they venture into the Ozark Mountains in search of evidence and clues about the creature's existence. The film captures the excitement and challenges of these expeditions, offering a glimpse into the dedication and passion of those pursuing the truth behind the legend. Television has also embraced the MO MO phenomenon, with various shows and specials exploring the mystery. One notable example is the "MonsterQuest" episode titled "The Missouri Monster," which delved into the history of sightings and examined potential explanations for the creature's existence. Beyond these dedicated works, the MO MO has also made appearances in various forms of popular culture, from references in television shows and movies to appearances in video games and online forums. This widespread presence has further solidified the creature's status as a cultural phenomenon, transcending its local origins and capturing the imagination of audiences around the world. Unraveling the Mystery: Theories and Speculations As the mystery of the MO MO continues to captivate minds, numerous theories and speculations have emerged, attempting to explain the origins and nature of this enigmatic creature. From scientific hypotheses to paranormal explanations, the search for answers has given rise to a diverse range of perspectives. One prominent theory suggests that the MO MO could be a previously undiscovered species of primate, perhaps a remnant population of an ancient hominid species. Proponents of this theory point to the consistent descriptions of the creature's bipedal, humanoid appearance, as well as the lack of definitive evidence linking it to known primate species. Another hypothesis posits that the MO MO could be a surviving relic population of the Gigantopithecus, an extinct genus of ape that once roamed parts of Asia and is believed to have been one of the largest primates to ever exist. This theory draws parallels between the MO MO's reported size and the massive proportions of the Gigantopithecus, although skeptics argue that the likelihood of such a population surviving undetected in modern times is highly improbable. On the more fringe end of the spectrum, some have proposed paranormal or interdimensional explanations for the MO MO phenomenon. These theories suggest that the creature could be a manifestation of supernatural forces or an entity from a parallel dimension, appearing and disappearing at will. While these ideas may seem far-fetched, they highlight the enduring fascination with the unknown and the human desire to find explanations for unexplained phenomena. Regardless of the theory or speculation, the ongoing search for answers surrounding the MO MO has captivated researchers, enthusiasts, and the general public alike. As new evidence and insights emerge, the mystery continues to evolve, fueling further investigation and debate in the pursuit of unraveling the truth behind this enigmatic creature. Conclusion: The Ongoing Fascination with MO MO and the Bigfoot Phenomenon The legend of the MO MO has captivated the imaginations of countless individuals, transcending the boundaries of Missouri and becoming a part of the broader Bigfoot phenomenon. Despite the skepticism and criticisms, the enduring fascination with this enigmatic creature continues to fuel ongoing research, investigation, and cultural impact. As we have explored, the MO MO has left an indelible mark on local culture, influencing art, storytelling, and tourism. Its presence in popular culture has further solidified its status as a cultural phenomenon, capturing the attention of audiences around the world. While the existence of the MO MO remains shrouded in mystery, the ongoing efforts to unravel its secrets have brought together a dedicated community of researchers, enthusiasts, and curious minds. From organized expeditions to the analysis of eyewitness accounts, the pursuit of truth continues, fueled by the human desire to explore the unknown and push the boundaries of our understanding. As we look to the future, the fascination with the MO MO and the broader Bigfoot phenomenon shows no signs of waning. With advancements in technology and investigative techniques, the possibility of uncovering definitive evidence or unraveling the mystery remains tantalizingly within reach. If you're intrigued by the legend of the MO MO and the broader Bigfoot phenomenon, consider joining one of the many online communities dedicated to exploring this fascinating topic. Connect with like-minded enthusiasts, share your own experiences, and stay up-to-date with the latest research and expeditions. Together, we can unravel the mysteries that lie beyond our understanding and continue to fuel the enduring fascination with these enigmatic creatures. Whether you're a believer or a skeptic, the allure of the MO MO is undeniable. Its legend has transcended the boundaries of Missouri, capturing the imagination of people from all walks of life and reminding us that there are still mysteries waiting to be explored in the vast, untamed corners of our world.

by Faun Grey Fall is near and our contests for Halloween have begun! So get your ghost story ready, and get your house decorated for halloween (It's never too early)! We've introduced a new contest for entire towns this year! If your town is very haunted and you think it might be a contender for the Most Haunted Town in America, please submit it! Best REAL Ghost Story Contest Send your real ghost story to us by September 25, 2024! The winner will have their story published in Un-X Magazine and will receive an Un-X swag package including a copy of Margie Kay's book "Gateway to the Dead," 2 issues of the printed magazine, bumper sticker, two laptop stickers, Un-X Pen, and a ghost keychain. Winner must reside in the U.S.  Deadline September 25, 2024 Rules:  Story length: 500-750 wordsSubmit in WORD Must be a REAL account - no fiction! Send your story to kunxradio@gmail.com   along with your name and location.  Best Decorated House or Car for Halloween ​Enter your decorated haunted house or car in this contest. The top three photos will be placed in Un-X Magazine. The first-place winner will receive two tickets to X-Con 2024!  Entry deadline September 25, 2024 Rules: Must be your own house, not someone else's. Cannot be a paid haunted attraction. May be located anywhere in the world. Send a description, location, owner information, and at least three photos to kunxradio@gmail.com  by September 25.  ​ Most Haunted Town in America Contest! Submit your town as the most haunted and get some free publicity! The winner will receive a feature article in Un-X Magazine and interviews on Un-X Podcasts (video and audio) during the month of October on our vast network.  Send an email stating why your town is so haunted in 750 words or less along with photos. Spread the word and get others in your town to submit their experiences as well! Send to kunxradio@gmail.com by September 25! *Contests open to Un-Xsubscribers. Subscriptions are free or paid depending on the plan chosen.  No purchase is necessary. Not open to Un-X Network Staff or show hosts. Good luck!

By Violet Wisdom Just ask your 401k. It's interesting that AI didn’t predict this. As it turns out, AI isn’t nearly the be-all, end-all everyone expected it to be. Or at least, what investors thought it would be. In fact, the internet itself seems to be collapsing in on itself. Search engines simply don’t work well. The internet is saturated and your search results are a bad combination of paid exposure and a failing AI attempt to provide what you’re looking for based on your browsing history (because obviously, we aren’t capable of knowing what we really  want to see). Yesterday, August 5, 2024 the stock market saw a drop  of over 1,000 points. Everyone got a little overly excited about what AI would be able to do and freaked out when it turned out it wasn’t quite meeting expectations. Japan experienced its largest stock market drop since 1987. Japan manufactures AI chips, the entire industry collectively suffered all at once. Even the Oracle from Omaha, Warren Buffett  has sold over half his Apple stock this year, that’s saying something.  To top it all off, these dismal earnings reports happened to come in on the heels of some not so great unemployment numbers, different subject, but keeping things in perspective.  I got two letters in the mail last week notifying me that some of my data was stolen at some point in the last five years. I got an email from a third. They all read the same, your information was stolen from our system… sorry about that.  These letters go in the same place as solicitations and credit card offers, the “worthless bucket” that is destined for my next bonfire.  After the recent news that Google’s Incognito wasn’t incognito at all, the tech giant also made news yesterday  after a Federal Judge ruled the company a monopoly (which by the way isn’t allowed per the law here in the United States.) We have become dependent on a technology-based system that doesn’t function very well. It isn’t capable of protecting our data, our bank cards, or our information. By the time us humans figure out how to protect a system from the most recent hack, a new one is underway. Even upgrades to keep systems safe can apparently cause worldwide blackouts with one tiny glitch. It took only one bug  in one file of many in an IT update a few weeks ago to shut down 8 million computers around the world. This left airplanes unable to fly, banks to close and news stations to go off the air.  I’m not a stockbroker, but I’m not feeling very warm and fuzzy about investing any money or our future in something that seems to be going the wrong direction.