Episode 23 - Haunted Hospitals & the Waverly Hills Tuberculosis Sanatorium
What could be better than a random appendicitis attack? How about an undead nun to nurse you back to health! Listen to a collection of bone-chilling stories of hospital hauntings from the healthcare workers who lived to tell the tales. Then we top this horror sundae off with a review of one of the most haunted hospitals in America - Waverly Hills Tuberculosis Sanatorium!
Episode 22 - The Curse of the Lottery!
They say money can't buy happiness (I disagree), but winning a multi-million dollar jackpot could, right? You'd think! Listen to these true stories of seven lotto winners who flushed their money - and sometimes their lives - down the drain. Tell me - do you think the lottery is cursed?
Episode 21 - True Crime Haunting: Bobby Mackey’s Music World (aka the Portal to Hell)
You'll never hear a story quite as bizarre as that of Bobby Mackey's Music World, a haunted honky tonk in Wilder, Kentucky. It's true crime meets demonic possession! Within its walls is a long history of murder, mob activity and Satanic cults, all set to the tune of a steel guitar. Bring your vial of holy water to this one, guys!
Episode 20 - Death By…
Elevators. Escalators. Turtles falling from the sky. We all have a phobia about the things that could kill us. In this episode we explore the probability of you getting killed by what you fear most, as well as some of the most bizarre, improbable and downright dumb ways people have bit the dust. WARNING: Graphic content, death and dismemberment. Please use discretion and skip this one if you're triggered by these topics.
Episode 19 - America’s Most Cursed: The Kennedys
Happy President's Day, Ya'll! In this episode we explore the family who would stop at nothing to get one of their own into the White House and the nonstop tragedy that pummeled them every step of the way. The Kennedy saga has been the subject of countless books, movies and documentaries and that's because their story is fascinatin'! Are they really cursed or just really bad at making decisions? Listen and decide!
Episode 18 - Ghosts of Memphis, Vol II: Earnestine &Hazel’s
In their heyday, Earnestine Mitchell and Hazel Jones rubbed elbows with some of the biggest names in rock and soul history. Their juke joint was the go-to hangout for the after-show party crowd. After decades of decadence, 13 souls remain at the bar to party for eternity. From a haunted jukebox to a fire-haired phantom to a cheeseburger that'll make you wanna slap your, mama, Earnestine and Hazel's has got it all.
Episode 17 - Alaska’s Titanic: The Sinking of the SS Princess Sophia
In 1918, the SS Princess Sophia sank in a freak accident off the coast of Juneau, Alaska. All 353 passengers aboard her perished. But some of them found their way out of their watery graves and still reside in the basements of Juneau businesses.
Episode 16 - Ghosts of Memphis,Volume I: Pink Lizzie
In 1871, the city of Memphis, Tennessee was paralyzed with fear. Pink Lizzie had returned from the grave looking for a buried treasure...and revenge on the man who wronged her family.
Get ready to hear Memphis' oldest ghost story and to really hear my accent at it's absolute worst!
Episode 15 - America’s Most Haunted: The Lemp Mansion, St Louis, MO
Beer and baseball, it's what St Louis is made of! But there's a dark side to the city, and in it a haunted mansion that was once home to a German beer baron who made it all possible. In this episode we cover the history of the Lemp family, the tragic circumstances that led to six of their deaths (four of which happened inside the mansion) and the hauntings that have been going on ever since the death of the final Lemp heir.
Episode 14 - High Spirits: Haunted Bars & Restaurants in New Orleans
Food, drink and ghosts are a few of my favorite things (top 3, actually). In this episode, I present you with the haunted history of Muriel's, Lafitte's Blacksmith Tavern and The Court of Two Sisters, all located in the French Quarter, as well as food and drink recommendations at each.
Episode 13 - The Demon Hunter’s Handbook
I recently found a mysterious book in my library that I'd never seen before. It's called The Demon Hunter's Handbook and it was written by a cat named Abelard Van Helsing. Although I don't recall applying for or accepting such a job, and I'm not sure how the HR department slid this handbook onto my home bookshelf, I read it anyway. And now wish I hadn't. Because apparently, if you're physically able to read it, then it's your job to fight the forces of Hell. Gonna be honest, the job does not sound lit. Wanna take the position? Listen to what the handbook says and decide!
Episode 12 - 6 Pieces of Cursed Art That Will Eat Your Soul!
Well, maybe they won't exactly eat your soul. They will definitely nibble some holes in it though! Today we discuss 6 pieces of art that are famously haunted, cursed, or both. These paintings, sculptures and vases do everything from making you flunk your algebra midterm to outright killing you and your entire family just for laying hands on it. Hit up Google for the visuals, but please don't buy this art!
Episode 11 - America’s Most Haunted, probably: The Cecil Hotel
It's the 97th anniversary of the day that freakin' jerk named the Cecil Hotel opened and the mouth of Hell opened with it. She seemed so cool at first, but she turned into a psycho real fast. Just like me! Almost from the beginning, the Cecil drew in desperate souls and quickly became a vortex of misery, violence and despair. In this episode, I chronicle the dozens of deaths that occurred there (hundreds if you ask the former hotel manager) , as well as the violent murderers who called it home, leading up to the tragic and mysterious case of Elisa Lam.
Episode 10- Tomb in the Sky: The Dead of Mount Everest
Each year, hundreds of people attempt to climb Mount Everest. Each year, someone dies trying. More than 200 bodies remain there, making the mountain a graveyard in the sky. In this episode, we look at why the climb is so deadly and the lives behind some of the most well-known climbers who still reside on Everest. Do you love to cry? Do you think my voice is nasal but not quite nasal enough? Well get ready, because I'm barely intelligible through my tears. Apologies in advance.
Episode 08 - America’s Most Haunted: The RMS Queen Mary
Shiver me timbers, it's a ghost ship! Hands down, the RMS Queen Mary holds the title of America's Haunted. In this episode, we cover her glory days as The Grey Ghost, a wartime vessel who murdered friend and foe alike, her time as a luxury cruise liner with a penchant for drowning her guests, and how throwing people around until they broke their necks earned her the nickname "Rolling Mary". The stories of the ghosts aboard the Queen Mary will haunt you worse than a bad shrimp cocktail.
Episode 07 - Freaky Fiction: Range Anxiety
What the human eye can't see, a Tesla cam can...as long as you have enough battery. Take a joyride with me in my electric car to a graveyard in the boondocks. What could go wrong??? Range Anxiety is original fiction by Moi!
Episode 06- Campfire Tales: Tall Man
Everyone has heard of Tall Man, the freaky deaky urban legend that some kids take a little too seriously. But I bet none of you know about our Tall Man. This ghost, or collection of ghosts (there's definitely more than one) likes to hang out in my cousin's bathroom and scare the bejesus out of visitors. Is he a dead confederate soldier? The lost soul of a Mennonite? The wandering apparition of a Native American? Or maybe just a dude with an eternal bladder control issue? Listen to the saga of Tall Man and draw your own conclusions!
Episode 05- TRUE Tales of Halloween Horror!
It's HALLOWEEEEEEEEEN! Can you tell I'm excited?!? In this episode, we cover 3 horrific and TRUE tragedies that occurred on Halloween night, as well as the origins of Halloween and some weird 'ween traditions that thankfully died a natural death and are no longer with us.
Episode 04- "You have to let us in": Stories of Black Eyed Kids
In 1996, Texas journalist Brian Bethel encountered two children who demanded to be let inside his car. What made him yeet out of there instead of helping them was the fact that the kids had solid black eyes. After sharing his story, similar tales from people who were approached by Black Eyed Kids began to fill the internet. Are BEKs simply an urban legend? Or are they supernatural beings that need permission to be let inside before they can do their damage? Listen and let me know what you think!