This week, Chandler Yarbrough joins Marnie to discuss bipolar disorder--which is what brough them together--and one of the most fascinating and compelling urban legends that Oklahoma has to offer: the idea that John Wilkes Booth lived out his final days in Enid, Oklahoma, dying in 1903. 

One of Marnie's oldest and best friends, Whitney Willis, joins her on the couch for another episode. It's Friday the 13th, so these ghoulfriends are talking about superstitions. They define the word, talk about its origin and history, and dissect black cats (only with their words), Friday the 13th, and the evil eye. Marnie also shares a little bit about one of her personal superstitions and Whitney tells about a particular insect that seems to show up at significant times in her life.

Filmmaker Bryce Holland returns from Prague to join Marnie for a discussion about fakelore and the Oklahoma Octopus. They uncover the story behind the legend and explore other forms of fakelore like the Blair Witch, Slenderman, the Blue Whale Challenge, and Momo. Marnie also shares a story illustrating how absurd the things are that truly scare her -- spoiler alert: it involves flying monkeys.

Instagram giveaway winner, Brooke Jones (along with guest, Cheyenne Meadows) sits down at the Spy studio with Marnie to discuss a trip to the Black Jail of Guthrie, Oklahoma, which is also known as the Samaritan Cult House. They discuss the case of cult leader, Linda Greene, and the disappearance of Allen Ross. They also delve into the haunted aspect of the Black Jail's history. 

This week, Allie Summerfield joins Marnie in the studio for an episode about two stories connected by one thing: witchcraft. They explore the fire of '46 that contributed to the Kitchen Lake witch legend, discuss the eerie nature of the Parallel Forest, and Marnie shares a story shedding some light on why she's afraid of the woods.

One of Marnie's oldest friends, Whitney Willis, sits down on the couch to recount the sordid tale of Nannie Doss, the infamous Lonely Hearts Killer. Whitney and Marnie explain the types of female serial killers and detail Nannie's life and her murders. They also give a shout out to Whitney's dogs and chronicle how hard dragon boating is.

Marnie joins Ashley Mason-Burns-Meerschaert at the Osteology Museum located off of Sunnylane in Oklahoma City for an episode about the study of bones, how to process an animal from death to skeletal articulation, and all of the events that the museum offers to the public. If you love gory details, you won't want to miss this one.

Sumer Wensman joins Marnie to tell the first ever Eerie Okie ghost story. Sumer tells about living in Miami, Oklahoma, while she attended NEO. At NEO, she encountered a spirit that is said to roam the halls of one of the dormitories, recognizable by the sound of her high heels on the tile floor. She also tells about a spirit that seems to have protected her from the lady in heels and several freak incidents that occurred after the initial haunting. 

Photographer Jesse Edgar of the Oklahoma Abandoned project joins Marnie at the Spy studio this week to discuss some dark Oklahoma history centering around Rev. Frank Dolan and St. Vincent's. They discuss the history of the "Bingo King" and devote the final half of the episode to the Oklahoma Abandoned project, where Jesse discusses the historical energy that often inhabits the abandoned places he visits. 

Marnie gets the chance to visit the Stone Lion Inn in Guthrie, Oklahoma, where she sits down with owner Becky Luker in the former funeral home for a chat about the building's haunted history. Becky weaves an enchanting narrative of her fortuitous discovery of the house, the way she found out it was haunted, and what it was like to live there with her kids. She also tells about the murder mystery dinners that the Stone Lion Inn hosts on Friday and Saturday nights. This is one you won't want to miss.