A Juicy Pear Podcast digs into Northern Wisconsin paranormal stories

A Juicy Pear Podcast, hosted by Wendy Kok, is spotlighting supernatural accounts from Northern Wisconsin through guest interviews and firsthand stories. The show is also seeking new voices as Kok expands the podcast’s focus on unexplained encounters and local folklore.

Why it matters: - The podcast is turning Northern Wisconsin’s paranormal reputation into a recurring storytelling format built around firsthand accounts. - The show aims to attract listeners who want personal stories about unexplained events, not just recycled ghost lore. - Kok is also using the podcast to extend the reach of her writing about haunted forests and regional folklore.

What happened: - A Juicy Pear Podcast released a pitch centered on Northern Wisconsin’s supernatural stories and unusual encounters. - Host Wendy Kok says the show features guests with personal experiences tied to Bigfoot sightings, UFOs, and other unexplained phenomena. - Kok says the podcast has welcomed a range of guests, including musicians and celebrities. - Kok is also the author of A Thousand Years of Crooked Forest Series, including book one, A Grey Resort. - Kok invited listeners to share strange experiences for possible future episodes. - More information is available at the podcast’s website.

The details: - Kok describes the podcast as focused on “raw, personal experiences” that challenge common beliefs about the supernatural. - The show centers on stories tied to Northern Wisconsin woods and the “unknown” around them. - Kok says the podcast explores eerie mysteries, strange lights in the sky, and close encounters with unexplainable creatures. - The books in A Thousand Years of Crooked Forest Series are presented as atmospheric stories that blend research with firsthand accounts. - The podcast and the books both draw from the same regional themes of haunted forests, spirits, and unexplained activity.

Between the lines: - The podcast is positioned less as a generic paranormal series and more as a regional mystery brand built around place-based storytelling. - Kok’s emphasis on authenticity suggests the show is trying to stand out in a crowded paranormal podcast market by leaning on personal testimony. - The mix of guests, books, and listener submissions points to a broader content strategy around the same supernatural niche.

What's next: - Kok is actively looking for new stories and additional guests with unusual experiences. - Future episodes are likely to continue mining Northern Wisconsin folklore and unexplained encounters. - Interviews with Wendy Kok can be requested through the podcast’s website.