Just in time for the holiday season, Side Talk explores one of the most infamous haunted locations in paranormal history — Borley Rectory, often referred to as the most haunted house in England.

In this special Christmas episode, Billy dives into the dark and unsettling history of Borley Rectory, a place plagued by reports of phantom footsteps, ringing bells, mysterious fires, writings appearing on walls, and the chilling legend of a ghostly nun said to roam the property.

But this episode goes deeper than one haunted house. Billy also explores why ghost stories have long been tied to Christmas, tracing the tradition back to Victorian England, Charles Dickens, and the belief that winter — with its long nights and quiet stillness — thins the veil between the living and the dead.

From documented investigations to folklore passed down through generations, this Side Talk blends haunted history with holiday tradition, reminding us that long before Christmas horror movies, people gathered around fires to tell ghost stories meant to unsettle, warn, and fascinate.

Dim the lights, get comfortable, and enjoy this eerie Christmas Side Talk episode — available now on the Say What Again Billy Podcast