Bedeviled Eggs

Welcome to the PNW! Today, Ainsley tells the story of the haunted Pittock Mansion located in Portland, Oregon. These are some of our most hospitable ghosts yet. They will be glad you listened. 

BOO! Happy Halloween! This episode is certainly not about Wonka or the sweet subject of Xtina's song. Get ready to never trust candy from strangers or even your family members again after Kori explains how Ronald Clark O'Bryan poisoned his child with Halloween candy. Check your candy, kids. 

Let's take a stroll to NYC's Greenwich village - filled with history, beauty, a shoutout to Missouri, and haunts...? Today, Ainsley takes us to the House of Death. 

Blink-182’s original line-up has reunited, and as their 1999 song tells us, “Aliens Exist.” Or do they? Kori shares the origins of the term “UFO” in this episode about the Roswell Incident.

Looking for a place to grab a drink for Halloween? Want to eat with a few ghosts? Then look no further as Ainsley tells the story of Stone's Public House located in Ashland, MA.

 To kick off Spooktober, Kori shares her love/hate relationship with the story of Kate, the Bell Witch of Tennessee. Kate pranked Andrew Jackson's men but brutally tormented the Bell family.

Ainsley takes us to Louisville, Kentucky to share the story of the Waverly Hills Sanatorium. The sanatorium was home and is still home for tuberculosis patients and staff as well as something called the "Death Tunnel."  

This week Kori takes us back to the 1800s to talk about the literal rich history and many ghosts of the Jerome Grand Hotel in Jerome, Arizona. Time to get spooky. 

We're taking a step aside from the paranormal and shifting to true crime for today. Inspired by her move to LA and re-watching AHS, Ainsley tells the unsolved story of Elizabeth Short AKA The Black Dahlia. 

We're back for season 2, and we realized that we accidentally left this story out of our dive into the Conjuring universe! Join Kori as she shares about a man who tried to use demon possession as a way to get out of murder - a defense backed by none other than the Warrens.