History Creeps

On this episode of History Creeps, author Carter Johnson (The House on Dead Boy Lane and Meadow View Road) joins Chris and Johnny to discuss the Brown Mountain Lights of North Carolina and a 50-year-old fire that has been burning beneath a town in Pennsylvania.

On this episode of History Creeps, author Carter Johnson (The House on Dead Boy Lane and Meadow View Road) joins Chris and Johnny to discuss the Brown Mountain Lights of North Carolina and a 50-year-old fire that has been burning beneath a town in Pennsylvania.

Charles Manson and Jonestown. Helter Skelter and Kool-Aid. All these things have two things in common. One, they're associated with two cults responsible for a couple of the most horrific moments in modern American history. And two, they're covered in this episode of History Creeps.

Charles Manson and Jonestown. Helter Skelter and Kool-Aid. All these things have two things in common. One, they're associated with two cults responsible for a couple of the most horrific moments in modern American history. And two, they're covered in this episode of History Creeps.

Charles Manson and Jonestown. Helter Skelter and Kool-Aid. All these things have two things in common. One, they're associated with two cults responsible for a couple of the most horrific moments in modern American history. And two, they're covered in this episode of History Creeps.

On this episode, Chris and Johnny explore strange disappearances. From ghost ships to entire colonies vanishing into thin air, these unexplained instances have been recorded throughout history all over the world. Chris and Johnny do their best to try to "find" answers to what can be behind these weird events.

On this episode, Chris and Johnny explore strange disappearances. From ghost ships to entire colonies vanishing into thin air, these unexplained instances have been recorded throughout history all over the world. Chris and Johnny do their best to try to "find" answers to what can be behind these weird events.

In this episode, Chris and Johnny look at some of the more brutal ax murders in American history. Frankie Silver, Lizzie Borden and the Villisca ax murders are just a few of the horrors that the guys explore.

In this episode, Chris and Johnny look at some of the more brutal ax murders in American history. Frankie Silver, Lizzie Borden and the Villisca ax murders are just a few of the horrors that the guys explore.

On the fourth episode of History Creeps, Chris and Johnny discuss the 1938 radio performance of War of the Worlds, orchestrated by Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre, and the effect it had on the American public. Stories of mass panic and even suicides have long been associated with the Halloween night performance. Chris and Johnny take a look into the truth behind those stories and try to find out exactly what happened that night in 1938.