In this episode, Jen and Kim look at the topic of Warlocks. They are not often discussed in the occult world, so the ladies were determined to find out more about them. Are Warlocks evil, are they kind, are there any around today? What were the origins of Warlocks and are there any celebs that want to be them? You will find out the answers to all of these questions and more when you tune in for a listen. The ladies also discuss why they aren't sleeping overly well these days while they sip on 1792 Full Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon.

In this new episode, Jen and Kim talk about some of their favorite horror films, what enticed them to get more into the paranormal, but most importantly the curses and bad juju that goes along with the making of some of these epic movies. They also talk about the Dark Zone TV's live stream of the Conjuring House that they've been glued to since it started and the crazy things that happened during the filming of the Conjuring. The ladies sip on Antique Weller 107 as the selections of new bourbon in their liquor stores are dwindling. It seems everyone wants to drink whiskey during the quarantine.

Kim and Jen discuss the weird supernatural preservation of Saints, Incorruptible bodies and haunted religious relics. They discuss a haunted Buddha tooth that keeps growing, strange requests on how to embalm a Saint and a monkeys skull that apparently continually needs to be fed wine. The ladies sip on Michter's Small Batch Unblended Whiskey.

Have you heard of Busby's Stoop Chair? A convicted killer residing in the UK in the early 1700s named Thomas Busby decided that no one was going to enjoy a drink from his favorite chair after he was sentenced to death... So, he put a vicious curse on his beloved oak chair. Years later, it would appear that this curse took hold and people who sat in it started dropping off this earth like flies. Jen and Kim dive deep into this mystery and uncover the story surrounding another cursed chair in an old mansion in the USA. The ladies sip on multiple types of bourbon, just to keep themselves sane while they continue to record under social distancing measures.

In this episode Jen and Kim discover the mystery around George Whittell, Jr. and his beloved (extremely haunted) Thunderbird Lodge. From a card house to an opium den, to a 600-ft underground tunnel this story is so wild that you just can't make it up. If you liked Tiger King, you're going to love the story of this original exotic pet collector from the early 1900's The beauty and majesty of this custom built mansion seems irrelevant when you consider how haunted this place really is. It's been said that both the ghosts of Frank Sinatra and Marilyn Monroe hang out there too! Kim sips on and reviews Knob Creek Rye while Jen gets cozy with a dram of Eagle Rare.

In this episode of Boos & Bourbon, the ladies take you on a wild trip of blooper reels. After you listen to this episode you will seriously question, how they even have a podcast and are successful at holding it together every week. They talk nothing of the paranormal, but wanted to bring joy and laughter your way during this uncertain time. The bourbon which was harmed in the making of this episode are Beer Barrell Bourbon & Rebel Yell. 

Jen and Kim, along with special guest Barbara Nicholls introduce you to Project Boo Book, the first instalment of UFO related episodes. Covering topics like the now declassified Stargate Project, ESP, strange markings and the eerie coincidences that many people who have real life alien encounters experience. This episode will probably make you want to eat a Space Cookie (like Jen did before the show was recorded). The bourbon pairing of choice needed to be strong for this one, so they chose George T Stagg, the 2019 Fall release as a part of the BTAC Collection. 

While the ladies have to record from separate locations during the COVID-19 outbreak, they have found a way to stay upbeat despite missing seeing each others faces. They have discovered Tiger King aka Joe Exotic. Listen in for all of the best memes. Also, they figure out what Scrying means... Who does it, who invented it and what is it used for? Also they share some real stories about Scrying mirrors and the dark mirror as well as share a mirror related listener story. The bourbon pairing of choice is Limestone Branch Distillery's Yellowstone select. 

In this episode, Jen and Kim talk about one place in particular that has been on our minds for a long time. The Cecil Hotel. This hotel has been the home to two very well known serial killers, the Black Dahlia was there before her gruesome murder and the one of the biggest conspiracy theories surrounding the paranormal, the Elisa Lam case. While they skim over the history and mystery around this LA historical monument, the ladies sip on an oldie but goodie... Buffalo Trace.