It’s October and we wanted to get in the “spirit”; pun intended.  This week we bring you stories of haunted places.  Dana tells us about the Nahanni Valley where some visitors took in the sights while someone took off their heads. This beautiful place has a scary past that few are trying to revisit.  Nydia tells us about Aokigahara Forest, Japan’s Suicide Forest, a place so haunting, it is said to lure its visitors to their deaths. Cindy does our favorite thing, she shares a listener haunting. 

For dinner this week, Cindy made us Jack O Lantern stuffed peppers that were worth all the farts. For dessert, she delighted us with chocolate cupcakes just like the ones we used to have at the school Halloween party before the sugar free moms had kids. The wine this week was Shinas Estate The Verdict Cabernet Sauvignon, a fruity red wine with silky smooth berry flavors. 

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This week we also got to work with some other podcasts we think you should check out! You can find them here:

Haunted Housewives Podcast

Where did we get our info? 

Dana:

NWT Quick Facts 

Legends of the Nahanni Valley

Nahanni National Park Reserve

River Stories: The McLeod Brothers Three

The Mysterious Valley of the Headless Corpses 

Secrets of the Nahanni

The Valley of Headless Men. The spectacular scenery of the Nahanni… 

Legends of the Nahanni Valley by Hammerson Peters

Nydia:

Aokigahara - The Haunted Forest

Aokigahara

In Japan, more people died from suicide last month than from Covid in all of 2020

Desperate Japanese head to 'suicide forest'

The nature found in the Aokigahara "sea of trees"

Cindy: 

Listener story

What did we eat?

Jack-O-Lantern Stuffed Peppers | Savory 

White rice

Chocolate cupcake

5-Minute Chocolate Buttercream Frosting

Ghost Pretzels (+ Video)

What did we drink?

SHINAS ESTATE THE VERDICT CABERNET SAUVIGNON

Theme Song By: 

Jon Katity

Organ

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