Lauren Coleman
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Sep 23, 2026
Corey ThompsonHOST
But The main owner for Catalyst is going to be helping run Monarch.
Corey ThompsonHOST
This is Lauren Coleman, will be the IP creative consultant for the video game company Monarch.
Corey ThompsonHOST
The other part of this that's kind of cool is Monarch is starting a video game company with something that they call the XP Network.
Corey ThompsonHOST
What that is, is they're offering real-world rewards, discounts, cash discounts, and product for buying and playing a lot of their games.
Lyle BlackburnGUEST
You know, they don't have copies of the original news files.
Lyle BlackburnGUEST
Most of this old stuff, you can zero it back to Lauren Coleman.
Lyle BlackburnGUEST
You know, somebody at some point pulled these newspaper articles and interviewed these people.
Lyle BlackburnGUEST
I had a guy just, I answered this message yesterday, asked me about the Lake Worth Monster case.
Steve StocktonHOST
New England author Joseph A. Citro is the person considered to have coined the term Bennington Triangle in 1992 while doing a radio broadcast about paranormal and other unusual activity in the area.
Steve StocktonHOST
According to Citro's findings, He states that the area has similar characteristics with the equally strange Bridgewater Triangle in the bordering state of Massachusetts, which has been written about extensively by cryptozoologist Lauren Coleman.
Steve StocktonHOST
The Bennington Triangle is centered around the heavily wooded forest of Glastonbury Mountain and also includes the small towns of Bennington, Woodford and Shaftesbury, and also the abandoned or ghost towns of Somerset and Glastonbury.
Steve StocktonHOST
Over the last 200 years, there have been many encounters with and sightings of
CianHOST
She has multiple entries where Hall's ideas are discussed.
CianHOST
If Hall isn't cited directly, then Lauren Coleman or Lyle Blackburn have both perpetuated much of Hall's thinking.
CianHOST
I think that's fair and I'm happy to agree with that.
CianHOST
So always happy to issue a correction.
Curt CovertGUEST
Yep.
Curt CovertGUEST
Well, I tell you what, Lauren Coleman over at Catalyst came over to my booth.
Curt CovertGUEST
I don't know what year we were in, but, you know, but he always like, you know, came by my booth and said, yeah, hey, you know, you might think about next year.
Curt CovertGUEST
He did that again this time.
Nomar SlevikHOST
Teenagers in Dover, Massachusetts reported a small, pale, spindly humanoid with bulbous features and rough skin.
Nomar SlevikHOST
Investigator Lauren Coleman, who coined the name of the creature, interviewed the witnesses within days of their sighting.
Nomar SlevikHOST
Over a 48-hour span, multiple teenagers saw a similar creature.
Nomar SlevikHOST
It was perched on rock walls or clinging to trees and retreating into wooded gullies.