If you cry constantly or really enjoy a nice pair of pants, this episode is everything you've been waiting for. Meghan recounts the tale of the Squonk, who can be found by following its puddles of tears, as well as the Fresno Nightcrawler, who may or may not just be a fashion icon strutting his stuff.

What do you do if you suddenly come down with a case of lycanthropy? Should you go to a friary? Find a kid with a stick? Nicole uncovers some interesting history on werewolves and cases of the past, as well as some recent claims.

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This week, Meghan dives into the tangled web that is the Loch Ness Monster’s history, with appearances from a saint, a business man and his university graduate wife, and an actor/director/producer/con man—just to name a few. Is Nessie hanging out in Loch Ness? We hope so, but we’ll let you decide for yourself.

In this episode, Nicole tells the very stupid tales of three "haunted" dolls. Meghan and Nicole also delve into hysterics over a poorly designed book cover.

Happy Halloween! This week Meghan discusses the weird, wild tale of the Bell Witch -- an invisible witch named Kate, who loved having philosophical debates and getting drunk, that haunted and terrorized the Bell family in the 1800s (they owed enslaved people so they 100% deserved it). This episode features weird rabbit-dog creatures, violent poltergeist activity, and the seventh president of the United States Andrew Jackson, so buckle up.

Nicole is dipping into the doppelganger phenomenon up to and including her own experiences! From a questionable school teacher to the dramatic life of Percy Shelley, we're learning not only about seeing doubles but also about the unusual habits of the Shelley family. Everyone keeps a loved one's heart in their desk, right?

In this episode, Meghan discusses the pseudoscience of ghost hunting equipment. Both Meghan and Nicole also discuss their lack of knowledge regarding science -- this will either be relatable or polarizing to our audience.

Also, Thomas Edison makes a fun cameo for all our phonograph fans.

Behold the tale of the Loveland Frogmen! There have been numerous sightings of these bipedal frogs in Clermont County, Ohio from 1955 to 2016. These handsome guys are about 3 feet tall and may be able to control electricity through sticks which is super fun. The frogmen have been seen by a variety of folks including a lonely businessman, rightfully bullied 1970s cops, and a Pokemon Go player. If only we could all be so lucky.

In this week's episode, Meghan shares some of the lore behind Kappa. Hold on to your butts because these "very polite" little guys really want to meet you. You may encounter one in the river or just hanging out to do mischief in your house. So grab your cucumbers and get ready to learn about this famous yokai.

In this episode, Nicole discusses the very problematic, racist, and classist history behind the Black Eyed Kids lore. Trigger warning: mention of violence against BIPOC.