# James Cawley

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THE LIGHTS OVER PHOENIX: The 1997 Phoenix Lights, the UFO Sighting Arizona Still Can't Explain

Help support the Podcast, New Book Launch!  🚀 https://a.co/d/04y1y2lh On March 13, 1997, an unidentified V-shaped formation crossed three hundred miles of Arizona airspace in sixty-five minutes, witnessed by an estimated three hundred thousand people, and the state of Arizona officially said nothi…

6000 DEAD IN ONE NIGHT - THE WIND FROM DUGWAY: The 1968 Army Nerve Agent Disaster in the Utah Desert

6,000 DEAD: THE WIND FROM DUGWAY A Dust and Echoes Original — written & performed by James Cawley In the spring of 1968, the wind carried something invisible across a Utah valley. By the next morning, the snow was full of the dead. This is the true story of the day a secret Army base on the edge …

WHAT THE SEA KEEPS: The Flannan Isles Lighthouse Mystery and the Three Keepers Who Vanished (1900)

Three men kept a light on a rock twenty-one miles out in the North Atlantic. One December night in 1900, the sea took all three of them and left no bodies behind. It left only a single coat, still hanging on its hook, and a question that has gone unanswered for more than a hundred years. This is t…

Digital Storytelling & Indigenous Heritage

This episode features James Cawley, Creative Director of the Northwestern Band of the Shoshone Nation. We explore his work in historical storytelling and the vital role digital platforms play in preserving and sharing indigenous heritage today.

THE HOLLOW: THE HEX MURDER: The 1928 Pennsylvania Witch Killing at Hex Hollow

In 1928 a troubled young man stared at the dollar bill in his palm and watched George Washington's face slowly become the face of the man who had cursed him. That man was the gentlest soul in the county, and naming him was a death sentence. This is the true story of the Hex Murder. The night three…

THE THING AT THE WINDOW: The 1955 Hopkinsville Goblins and the Kentucky Farmhouse Siege

A little before eleven on a hot August night in 1955, two cars came down a Kentucky road too fast and stopped wrong in a police station lot. Eleven people climbed out. Five terrified adults and a huddle of frightened children. For hours, something small and pale and glowing had laid siege to their …

HE CALLED HIMSELF NO ONE - The Unsolved Disappearance of Everett Ruess in the Utah Canyon Country

The Mystery of Everett Ruess and the NEMO 1934 Carving in the Escalante Desert  Everett Ruess was a twenty year old artist and wanderer who walked alone into the canyon country of southern Utah in November of 1934 and was never seen again. His disappearance has never been solved, and it remains on…

The Woman & The Water: The True Story of La Llorona, the Weeping Ghost of the Rio Grande

La Llorona, the Weeping Woman, is the most enduring ghost of the American Southwest... a woman in white who drifts along the rivers and the irrigation ditches at night, weeping for the children she drowned, and who will take yours if she mistakes them for her own. But she was never one ghost...she …

REST STOP: A Desert Horror Story About the One Rule You Never Break

Seventeen-year-old Tyler is three hours into his first solo cattle run across the high desert, alone on a two-lane at one in the morning, when he pulls off at a rest area set half a mile back from the highway. One concrete building. No windows. No lights for fifty miles. Something knocks on the do…

Four Low, Five Year Missions, and Foggy Glasses

Jon's still on a boat, so Bill Taylor takes the Captain's chair — and brings a Ford Bronco and a lifetime of Star Trek with him. Bill walks through the Bronco Off Rodeo, the complimentary off-road training Ford throws in with every Bronco, which he went into swearing he'd never take his own truck o…