This week Laura tells us about one of the few heart warming operations that occurred doing WWII.

Happy Monday - have the week you'll have. Kidding!

Let's travel to the Gulf Coast this week, folks and the city of Galveston, home of one of Texas' most haunted hotels - the Hotel Galvez!

A stunning luxury hotel and spa with one of the worst starts in the history of hotels, this place has ALL the creepies - ghost children, ghost nuns, a ghost bride, and a bathroom in the lobby to be avoided at all costs.

Settle in and let Laura be the buzzkill for a change. Also use your own bathroom. Seriously, stay away from this one.

For real.

Don't do it.

Bathroom.

No.

We're traveling to NYC this week, folks - to one of the city's most haunted locations - The Morris-Jumel Mansion.

Built before America was America, this stately home saw many key lives lived within its walls such as George Washington and Aaron Burr. Lin Manuel Miranda even wrote some of his award winning play Hamilton in this very place!

A parade of ghosts linger here including Washington, Burr, a Hessian Soldier, and a maid that committed suicide. But the most attention commanding spirit is that of the lady of the house - Eliza Jumel. Shushing school kids, demanding you leave her bedroom, and utterly ignoring men is what this ghost is famous for.

Come on in and let's discuss if the road to hell is truly paved with good intentions, as only we can do.

Carrie kicks off America's birthday with a story of body part thievery!

And not just ANY body part from ANY person - Albert Einstein's BRAIN.

Then maybe call us to plan your next party - we've got a new idea for favors.

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Today we tell you all the spooky doings of our 2nd recap episode of our paranormal investigation of Trans Allegheny Lunatic Asylum!

Joined by the incomparable Anthony Simonelli of Seekers Club of the Paranormal, and the unparalleled Scott Reddick of Piedmont Paranormal Investigation and Research Team we tell you all about our private overnight investigation of the infamous ol' girl!

Grab a bottle and settle in, we've got loads of evidence to bring you from the some of the best investigative teams in the business!

Laura kicks off this week telling us about the Stonewall Riots in the '60s!

A nod to Pride Month she details what is considered to be the start of the gay rights movement, complete with dancing girls, coin tosses of a different sort, and call to action to stick with bottled beer.

Happy Monday - let's all do the can can!

Today we are taking you to Ireland and the famous Hellfire Club!

Started in the early 18th century this club was a place for debauchery, shenanigans, blasphemy, and all the alcohol you could drink. While the original one eventually ended, several others were started and are still around today. Albeit, less devil worshipping. We think.

We also find out loving Laura is not a 10, Carrie does the art stuffs now, and we brag more about Magic Mind and how it's really keeping our own minds on the best track. Which, we all know is a feat, but Magic Mind does it effortlessly!

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This week we explore another abduction story in the case of Barney & Betty Hill.

In 1961 the couple were returning home from a belated honeymoon when they noticed they were being followed by a strange light. What would happen next sent the couple into infamy and became the baseline for the way we view abduction stories.

Carrie also invents a new drinking game, and we tell you about a fabulous new energy boosting gem we found in Magic Mind.

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In this week's episode Carrie tells us about a little known (to us anyway) punishment device used in some Arkansas prisons called The Tucker Telephone.

We have nothing witty to say about this one guys, it's all just gross.

Taking you back another boozy doozy this week, guys!

This week's episode is a real bummer, guys. Built as the Iroquois Theater in Chicago, IL after being open just 5 weeks, a fire broke out during a play and roughly 600 people were killed. Known as being worse than the Great Chicago Fire, the remnants of the lives lost are still here today. Shadow figures, children crying, and women screaming are just some of the common paranormal occurrences here, and in Death Alley where the bodies were carried out to in the aftermath. Grab a tissue, everyone, we all need one this time.