On Christmas Eve 1973, The Garabedian family experienced a miracle-- What that miracle actually WAS remains a secret to their family, but every Christmas season since then they've decorated their home in the Bronx with one of the most curious and strange displays of holiday spirit in all of New York. Brian and Eric hop in the car to see it for themselves, hoping to rekindle some of their own missing fire for Christmas.

Brian & Eric dive into one of the strangest corners of the paranormal they've encountered yet: People who claim that they have seen Santa Claus! 

The boys discuss the inevitable AI apocalypse that is sure to come with ChatGPT, how the Mii Plaza might be the best example of a multiverse, the internet experience of their youth, and why damn kids these days can't seem to get off their phones. 

Brian & Eric (and Jaime and Tess Pfeifle of Astonishing Legends) goof around for an hour live from their booth at ParaConn II in Ansonia, Connecticut. They discuss faith healer and exorcist Biff Saunders, hear ghost stories from convention goers, and cheer on any rad babies they see. 

There's a Blood Moon tonight! Brian & Eric discuss everything about The Blood Moon: What causes it? What are the superstitions around it? Could it possibly signify our coming doom? 

What they definitely don't do is spend the entire hour talking about nearly anything else: Underage drinking, marijuana, Star Trek, solar eclipses, and whatever else comes to mind.

Brian & Eric watch their hero and pope of the paranormal Tony Spera in his new Netflix show 28 Days Haunted. They're not that enthused by the results-- but pitch an idea for a show with 20x the Tony. 

A movie that never got made because it killed four potential leading men? A movie where the devil may literally live inside of it? A movie about Jesus that God may have LITERALLY TRIED TO STOP? Willie Muse & Emily P. Heller join Brian & Eric to talk about Halloween, and cursed movie productions. 

Brian & Eric begin by discussing strange frogs that have begun appearing at Chernobyl... but quickly devolve into talk about New York City's 'Mole People', debut a new segment called D-D-D-D-D-DOGMAN WATCH, and get deep into the life and times of The Amazing Kreskin. 

Artist David Bowen rigged up a machine that allowed a regular houseplant to wield a machete and also taught flies to wield a handgun. Brian & Eric... wish he had done neither of those things. They also learn about squatter's rights, decide what qualifications allow someone to claim the title "Loki Boy", and read about human deaths at the hands of monkeys.