Amanda and Sarah spread some urban legends in this week's episode. Sarah tackles some Pittsburgh urban legends, including a doctor believed to be Jack the Ripper, the Clownman of Swissvale, and the many, many stories surrounding Blue Myst Road in North Park. Amanda recounts a childhood brush with Bloody Mary and the horrific origins of the Roky Erickson song "Bloody Hammer." Other topics covered include an attainable celebrity sex game, bad exes, and a scatological urban legend.

Amanda and Sarah are joined by guest Tyler Crumrine, a theater pro and author with a spooky tale about a cursed mixtape. He also reads a ghosty bit from his new book Adventure Hooks, a collection of "tabletop-RPG-ready hybrid poems." Other topics covered include the sexy world of dramaturgy, raccoon impressions, and the depths of Tyler's Bachelor/Bachelorette fandom.

Amanda and Sarah sink their teeth into the dog boys/men and werewolves of Pennsylvania. Sarah recounts some very creepy encounters with werewolfish beings while Amanda tackles the Shenango Dog Boy. Other subjects covered include a legendary bear, movies to avoid if you're surrounded by corn fields, and the least amazing thing about Matthew McConaughey.

Amanda and Sarah welcome guest Katie Houston, who shows off her heart-stopping horror movie scream and talks about the Blue-Eyed Six, a creepy Lebanon County, PA cemetery legend with murderous origins. In addition, Sarah has a possible brush with a doppelganger and Amanda delves into convicted murderer/Wiccan fraud, Daniel LaPlante.

This time around, Amanda and Sarah take on cemeteries. Sarah dives into the rich and storied history of the Old Burying Grounds in her hometown of Beaufort, NC and dispenses a few spooky tales from her day as a tour guide there. Amanda explains the origins of some weird graves in the Wildwood Cemetery in her hometown of Williamsport, PA and in Pittsburgh's Allegheny Cemetery.

This week, Amanda and Sarah review Mansfield 66/67, a new documentary about actress/sex symbol Jayne Mansfield and the strange events surrounding her supposed relationship with Anton LaVey, head of the Church of Satan. Then special guest Chris Duerr talks at length about his childhood living in an extremely haunted house and dealing with a malevolent being known as The Shadow Man.

This week, Amanda returns to the subject of cursed places (see the first episode for her take on Dead Man's Hollow) to talk about the mysterious Bennington Triangle in Vermont. Sarah explains the spooky reasons behind the use of "haint blue" paint in the South, as well as a few other regional beliefs. Other subjects covered include Amanda's high standards for cults, using the Outlander series as pre-teen porn, a Law and Order: SVU drinking game, and the Honorable William J. Pervis.

This week, guest Jess Turner talks about her experiences with the paranormal, including a story that gives Amanda and Sarah major chills. Other topics of discussion include things that literally go bump in the night and takes on various vermin, including gross urban legends, some facts about the nutria, and Amanda's childhood crush on the Rat King from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Welcome to the first official episode of Ghoul on Ghoul! This week, Amanda and Sarah formally introduce themselves and share their favorite spooky Southwestern PA legends - the Green Man of Beaver County (AKA Charlie No-Face) and Dead Man's Hollow, an allegedly haunted conservation area in Allegheny County.