Rusty Garner from The Buy, Sell, Trade Podcast sits down with Marnie this week to discuss the place where their podcasts connect: haunted objects. They cover some famous cases like Robert the doll and the Dybbuk box, but Marnie also shares a personal story about her time at the funeral home as well as the story of a haunted Furby. Stay tuned to the very end for a special announcement!

Marnie's cousin, Shelbae, joins Marnie on an adventure down to the mission at Sacred Heart. In the episode, they spend some time covering the basic history of the area and the mission and then dive head first into the hauntings and legends surrounding the site. They formulate a fun theory as to what's really going on down there.

This week, Marnie sits down with Glen McDonald from Lexington, Oklahoma. Glen is the owner of Anomalist's Books and Brews, a used bookshop that specializes in true crime and the strange and unusual. Glen shares his experiences with Bigfoot, his thoughts on the Woo, and tells about some upcoming events that are going to be held at Anomalist's. 

Marisa Mohi of YouTube fame is back this week to first discuss which gangsters of the Depression that she would swipe right on. Marnie and Marisa get into a little bit of Pretty Boy Floyd's story, and chronicle the haunted history of the County Line, previously a speakeasy that Floyd hung out at.

Bryce is back to share his knowledge about one of Oklahoma's most infamous true crime cases: the Girl Scout Murders. Marnie and Bryce discuss the crime, the suspect, elements of the case that border on supernatural, and the amazing contributions that the families of the victims made to Oklahoma law. 

This week, Will from Dystopia Rising helps Marnie explore the ways nuclear fallout would affect Oklahoma with the help of an application that shows the blast radius of various sizes of nuclear weapons. Will also explains what LARPing is and how you can roleplay the zombie apocalypse right here in Oklahoma.

KOCO producer Aimee Reece joins Marnie at the Spy studio to talk about the dark history and potential haunting of the Brady Theater in Tulsa. They cover the Tulsa Race Massacre and the life and death of operatic singer Enrico Caruso. They also discuss the potential haunting of the Brady Theater and Aimee gives her impressions from her visits there.

Back in the arena of crime this week, Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt Jennifer Gay sits down with Marnie to discuss predator psychology. They discuss the crime index for Oklahoma City, predators, the phases of an assault (from both strangers and non-strangers), and some psychological self-defense tools that you can take with you. Jennifer is an instructor at Redline Jiu-Jitsu Academy in Edmond, Oklahoma where she teaches self-defense to students of all ages.

Jay joins Marnie this week to discuss the basic history of vampires in folklore. Folklore, film, and literature are covered, as well as our very own Oklahoma City vampire story courtesy of an awesome blog. Marnie also gives some recommendations for further reading about vampire subculture in America.

Malory from OKC Over Easy joins Marnie at the Spy studio to record an episode about OKC's infamous Hatchet House. Listen to find out why this is a prime spot for trick-or-treaters every Halloween as well as what's behind the spooky legend.