Brian & Eric get freaked out learning about phroggers, people who live secretly in occupied homes. They also discover the fatal flaw in many UFO theories, and discuss a mysterious television signal that allegedly warned of a 2016 New Jersey train crash.  

Volume III begins! A very sinus-y Brian & Eric return from hiatus ready to talk about a man named Dragon from Secrets of Skinwalker Ranch, discover the spookiest of cheeses, and wonder if they could continue to be friends with someone in love with an imaginary cockroach. 

Jordan Cline (Fireside Paranormal) might be the nicest guy in the paranormal biz! We talk to him about Fireside Paranormal, what it was like growing up in a haunted house, his ghost hunting adventures, and what happens when you bring a haunted serving tray into your home. 

EXTRA BONUS SHOW! Charles Rosenay!!! returns to share some stories from his new book 'True Ghost Stories of Connecticut' debuting this weekend at Paraconn II in Ansonia, CT. We also look into some of the popular Beatles conspiracy theories and gauge which ones Charles thinks may actually be plausible. 

Nick Grossman, a clairvoyant and psychic, talks to Brian & Eric about what it was like growing up with his unique gifts... as well as what it's like putting together a paranormal convention. Did we mention we'll be at Paraconn II July 16-17th in Ansonia, CT? 

In the latest season of Stranger Things, the main characters are accused of being in league with Satan because they participate in a Dungeons & Dragons club... Chris Wolf (Offworlders, Night Tripper) joins Brian & Eric to talk about the REAL 1980s Satanic Panic surrounding a dumb game where you pretend to be a dwarf and fight monsters. 

Brian & Eric sit down with Tim Binnall, news editor of Coast to Coast AM, to discuss everything from the state of paranormal media to when the when would be the right time for the U.S government to tell us what they know about aliens (Spoiler: It's not now). 

Jenna Stoeber (Polygon) joins Brian & Eric to talk about a darkly funny true tale of science, greed, AND MURDER! In 1800's Scotland, William Burke and William Hare killed sixteen people and sold their bodies to the local university for dissection. The boys maybe project onto the characters a little too hard.