Ward Stone's guest appearances

Ward Stone

Focus on Albany

Hudson Mohawk Magazine

Other Voices

Deborah Hatswell. BBR Investigations. Cryptid Creatures, Mystery and Unexplained Events

Joe Murphy

Rapp Road

Alice Green

Eric Schneiderman

John Hughes

Jeff Weiss

Chris Davis

John Green

Samuel Johnson

Scott Ritter

Gary Greenberg

Chris Cuomo

Lynne Jackson

Andrea Miller

Michael Bloomberg

OwlTail

Half man Half Ape - Forest of BowlandYoung Girl Comes Face to Face With A Snouted Creature - Trough of BowlandThe Ward Stone Werewolf. Sept 2014 - Forest of BowlandThe Sale Fell Apeman - DubwarthAn Ape Man Chases Young Girl - Lords SeatStrange Experience Jan 2018 - Derwent WaterSomething Threw Stones at Us - KeswickThe Girt Dog Beast - Ennerdale https://linktr.ee/bbrinvestigations

Half man Half Ape - Forest of Bowland Young Girl Comes Face to Face With A Snouted Creature - Trough of Bowland The Ward Stone Werewolf. Sept 2014 - Forest of Bowland The Sale Fell Apeman - Dubwarth An Ape Man Chases Young Girl - Lords Seat Strange Experience Jan 2018 - Derwent Water Something Threw Stones at Us - Keswick The Girt Dog Beast - Ennerdale <a href="https://linktr.ee/bbrinvestigations" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://linktr.ee/bbrinvestigations</a>

The Ward Stone Werewolf 2014 & Young Girl Runs from a Werewolf

Ward Stone, Ph. D., wildlife pathologist for the state’s Department of Environmental Conservation for more than 40 years, has fought his way back from a series of strokes that almost killed him. “I can’t walk, but I can think,” he says. At almost 82, the passion he’s had since his boyhood for wildlife and for discovery is unquelled. He says in this week’s podcast that he has an unfinished job — to fight for the environment. He recalls helping Mohawks discover what was polluting their water, working to identify the West Nile virus in New York, and predicting the sort of pandemic that we’re suffering from now. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ward Stone, Ph. D., wildlife pathologist for the state’s Department of Environmental Conservation for more than 40 years, has fought his way back from a series of strokes that almost killed him. “I can’t walk, but I can think,” he says. At almost 82, the passion he’s had since his boyhood for wildlife and for discovery is unquelled. He says in this week’s podcast that he has an unfinished job — to fight for the environment. He recalls helping Mohawks discover what was polluting their water, working to identify the West Nile virus in New York, and predicting the sort of pandemic that we’re suffering from now. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Ward Stone — former wildlife pathologist

Ward Stone talks about lead in Albany