FDR once said, “The only thing to fear is fear itself.” You know what we say to that? YOU try recording an episode of your ghost podcast on a haunted country road at dusk, MR. ROOSEVELT. That’s right, Maggie and Juli head to Seven Sisters Road from Episode 27. It was on this deserted and completely dark road where Maggie dishes us all the deets on Sauerkraut Cave and where Juli, the masochist, tells us car-themed urban legends.  Buckle up and get ready for quite the ghostly ride.

Buckle up, because in this episode we hit the open road—two haunted roads to be exact. First, Maggie tells us all about Seven Sisters Road in Nebraska. This story of mysterious deaths will really grind your gears—literally. Next, Juli reverses us back to the 1930s to learn more about Resurrection Mary, a ghost just trying to find two things that most people are looking for on a Friday night: a man and a ride home.

Lace up your hiking boots, roll up your sleeping bag and get ready for a little summer lovin’ because Juli is taking us on an adventure to Pine Glenn Close–erm–Cove. This nunnery turned summer camp has a history of heartache (and we're not just talking about that one time your crush sat next to someone ELSE by the fire pit). Next, Maggie transports us back in time to Chillingham Castle in the 13th century where John Sage tortured over 7,500 people. Now, the castle is bursting at the seams with disgruntled ghosts and people are still finding human remains. Name ONE thing that’s "chill" about that. We’ll wait.

New year, same love of ghost stories. In our first episode of 2020, Maggie serves us up info on the White Horse Tavern in Rhode Island, America’s oldest tavern. This place is famous for its mysterious deaths, ghostly residents and delicious fresh seafood. Ooo la la reserve us a table STAT. Next, Juli gives us the dirty deets on the exorcism of Roland Doe which inspired the movie that had your boomer parents vomiting in the theatre: The Exorcist.

Last Christmas, I gave you my heart but the very next day you gave it away. This year, to save me from tears I’m going to LOCK MYSELF IN A BOX FOR YEARS. Like any good Hallmark movie, this episode contains a Christmas wedding and human torture!

First, Maggie opens the door to the LaLaurie Mansion in New Orleans where some terrible things happened resulting in major hauntage. Juli then tells of the sweet story of the Mistletoe Bride which sounds cute and festive but is actually really, really, really sad.

Yippe-ki-yay, Ghosties, on this episode we explore the Dude Rancher Lodge haunted by the legit cutest spirits in the wild, wild West. Speaking of the wild, we traverse to the mysterious Hoia Baciu Forest in Romania. Disappearances? Aliens? Ghosts? Oh my! This forest has it all.

On this week’s episode, we celebrate America by talking about its first ghost town where 117 English men, women and children disappeared in 1587 leaving behind one word: CROATOAN. Did a witch cast a spell? A native American spirit overtake the settlers? Or (lame) did they just move to Croatoan Island?

Another thing American’s love? BEER. Listen to the story of Lemp Mansion. This family has connections to a deadly curse & PBR (tbh, PBR sometimes feels like a curse the next day).

This week we are taking you to two exotic and extremely similar locations: Taiwan & Indiana. First, Juli immerses us into Taiwanese ghost culture. Learn about the Minxiong Ghost House, Ghost Marriage, Ghost Festival, and Maggie’s Ghost Fiancé: Steve. Next, Maggie tells us all about Willows Weep, a house shaped like an upside-down cross that is (surprise, surprise) haunted by a demonic force. Someone call TLC because this house is literally begging for a makeover.

For our first episode ever recorded in front of a live audience, we decided to face our fears: dolls, demons and the state of Indiana. 

First, Juli tells us all about a house in Gary, Indiana that allegedly contains over 200 demons. Okay, wow, are ya’ll paying rent or what?? 

Next, Maggie tells us about Annabelle, a creepily large Raggedy Ann doll. Imagine if Elf on the Shelf was actually a murderous demon and there you have Annabelle!

OOOHHH-klahoma is the place for US (and a lot of ghosts, apparently). This week Maggie & Juli coincidentally both tell stories from the state famous for… uhhh, tornados? and uhh, being a state?

First, grab your tissues folks because Maggie tells a sad story about Katie DeWitt James and the haunting of Dead Woman’s Crossing. 

Next, Juli gets inspired to start her own cult by telling us the story of a jail turned church turned Samaritan Cult House. You’ll never look at soy milk the same after this story…