Legends in the Dark

A special episode just for our listeners. Tonight J talks about listener suggestions and stories from Shawna, Rich and Becca (big thank you!!!). While Leslie talks about her own personal paranormal experiences, a story her mom shared and a light hearted story about Greystone Mansion in Beverly Hills.

So sit back, drink your favorite beverage and listen to these stories in the dark.

Want to contribute? Send your stories, or suggestions to [email protected].

Stay tune for our regular podcast episode on Friday!!!

Tonight J tells the tale of the Wendigo and convinces Leslie she never wants to go camping in the winter again. Meanwhile, Leslie tells J the story of the Carter brothers, also known as the Vampire Brothers of New Orleans. She assures J that she is almost positive they did not sparkle.

So sit back, grab a drink and listen to these legends in the dark.

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Tonight as the sun sets and the coffee flows, Leslie tells J the urban legend that started it all for her, The Babysitter and how it affected her love for true crime. Next J takes us to Fresno and the haunted Vendo building. He dives into some history as he tells Leslie the ghost stories.

So pour your favorite drink, turn off the lights, and listen to these Legends in the Dark.

Don't forget to tell us your legends at [email protected]. Leslie and J are working on a special listener episode.

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Tonight J and Leslie wish to thank all the support that listeners have been showing to the show and in celebration of having someone listening in Sweden (We are so excited about it) that Leslie is going to talk about the Silverpilen (Silver Pin or Silver Arrow) Ghost Train of Stockholm and the Kymlinge station. While J stays state side with the urban legend of Sheepsquatch.

So get your favorite beverage, sit back and listen to these legends in the dark.

Don’t forget to tell us your own experiences or Urban Legends by sending your story to [email protected]. We are thinking about doing a dedicated show of listener stories and are excited to hear new legends.

Show Notes—Leslie apologizes for any miss pronunciations during her story.

Kymlinge station, Bengt af Klintberg and Rattan I Pizzan (The Rat in the Pizza)

Tonight J talks about the Russian Sleep Experiment, an urban legend that may have no fact, but is still creepy all the same. Then we travel to San Francisco as Leslie tells about the urban legend of the Golden Gate Park Ghost Cop.

We recorded this episode last month that way our listeners will have weekly episodes for a while, which is why you may hear us talk about Halloween. Our goal is a new episode every week, released on Fridays.

If you have an urban legend from your hometown, your country or just a favorite one to share, send it to us at [email protected].

We promise, J and I will read them in the dark!

Tonight Leslie shares the bizarre tales of Route 666 also known as the Devil’s highway, while J discusses the urban legend of Slaughterhouse Canyon and the bride in white. That is if he can remember where the canyon is located.

Tonight on the maiden voyage of Legends in the Dark; J tells the weird stories surrounding Lake Lanier, while Leslie talks about the curse and hijinks surrounding the legend of Black Aggie.

Listen in the Dark as the friends try to creep eachother out, with some laughs along the way.