REI Co-op Studios. Usually here on Camp Monster's podcast we do stories about creatures that people thought they saw.

Monsters glimpsed for a moment at dusk and then gone.

Encounters that some may dismiss as the tricks your eyes can play on you. But this story is different.

This story is about the tricks that your ears can play on you.

If what we're going to talk about really is a trick. Maybe we're

biased being a podcast but sounds are amazing things. And just like their wavelengths of light that your eyes can't see

and others that are right on the edge of perception, the same thing is true of sounds.

For example, some of you can hear the tone that's been steadily building under the last few sentences I've spoken.

The rest of you are wondering what I'm talking about.

Or this one.

Some of you can hear that sound just fine.

You probably think it's kind of annoying, but...

But many of you can't hear it at all.

Maybe that explains the story we're about to...

about to hear.

Well, here, as long as we play it in the right frequency.

Well, maybe that's the explanation.

Maybe the hum that some people here when they visit Taos, New Mexico, maybe there really is a sound there, and only

certain people can hear it.

So listen. Really, really listen throughout this episode and keep listening, even after.

And if you begin to hear that sound, that sound they call the Taos Hum?

Well, it may be too late.

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