Bryce is back to discuss some of the legends surrounding Beaver Dunes State Park in Beaver, Oklahoma. Marnie and Bryce touch on the expedition of Coronado, the strange green light that was responsible for the disappearance of three Spanish explorers, the legends of Men In Black, and the possibility of government experimentation as well as the possibility of a UFO below the sand dunes. They also veer off into topics such as what it's really like to be out in the middle of nowhere on a clear, starry night, as well as some of their favorite conspiracy theories.

This week, Marnie's mom Larrissa pulls Marnie's chestnuts out of the fire by being an emergency guest and discussing a case that hits close to home for the Vinge family: Karen Silkwood. Silkwood was an activist and whistleblower who died under mysterious circumstances after threatening to go public with information about wrongdoings by the Kerr-McGee oil corporation.

This week, Hannah Elliot joins Marnie to discuss several types of cryptids specific to Oklahoma. She also shares her personal experiences with some of these beasts, as well as some well-researched first-hand accounts from others.

This week Jay's back to help Marnie explore the case of Sean Sellers, who killed his parents in cold blood and blamed it on a demon. They speculate about the Satanic population and Val Kilmer's weird Wizard World behavior. They also talk about the phenomena of urban legends, primarily focusing on the Purple Church legend of Spencer, Oklahoma.

Author and ghost expert Jeff Provine comes to the couch this week to share some of his favorite ghostly tales from his research. Jeff is the author of multiple books about hauntings in Oklahoma and the leader of ghost tours in Norman and Oklahoma City. He also shares a tale that reveals why high school girls are the best sources when it comes to urban legends.

Bryce is back this week to talk werewolves with Marnie. They discuss the case of the Lawton wolfman, along with the most mysterious tombstone that Oklahoma has to offer. Katherine Cross, buried in Konowa Cemetery, whose epitaph reads: Murdered by human wolves.

Filmmaker Bryce Holland joins Marnie to discuss an event known as the Siege of Honobia, which spurred a family to leave their hometown after being harassed by monsters. They also discuss Bryce's documentary, THE TOWN THAT BIGFOOT BUILT. 

Jerry joins Marnie this week to discuss the most curious outlaw in Oklahoma history: Elmer McCurdy. 

Marnie's mom joins her on the couch to talk about the three women that have been executed by the State of Oklahoma, and one women who is awaiting her fate. They examine some death row statistics and then jump into the cases.

Jay Sheldon joins Marnie to discuss one of the darkest spree killings in Oklahoma history: the Sirloin Stockade murders committed by Roger Dale Stafford.