Night Mode

Content warning: This episode discusses children in distress, alleged possession, mental health evaluations, and child protective services.

In 2012, Latoya Ammons and her family claimed something terrifying was happening inside their home in Gary, Indiana.

What began with strange noises and swarms of flies eventually involved hospital staff, child services, police officers, psychologists, and a Catholic priest.

One of the most disturbing claims? Witnesses said a 9-year-old boy walked backward up a hospital wall.

In this episode of Night Mode, we go through the documented timeline, the psychological explanations, the alleged paranormal evidence, the exorcisms, and the people who walked into the case skeptical—and came out believing something they couldn’t explain had happened.

So what was it?

A haunting?
A shared belief?
A psychological crisis?
Or something somewhere in between?

🌙 Turn the lights down. This is Night Mode.

Night Mode gets a new ritual: Tiny Patch Notes. K. checks in with honest “changelog” updates on life, games, creative energy, and mood—then unpacks what it means when your emotions say you’re failing but your actions show you’re still showing up.

This is a soft, late-night episode for anyone who feels like a mess on the inside while still holding everything together on the outside. Quiet progress counts here.

📝 Share your own “soft patch notes” in the Q&A

In this episode of Night Mode, K. dives into the “too many tabs open” feeling—when your brain is juggling mom life, gaming, creating, and surviving all at once. We talk about mental lag, background processes, and why being multi-layered isn’t a failure. You’ll leave with one simple question to help you move a few tabs to the background and bring one thing to the foreground that’s actually for you.

In the first full episode of Night Mode, K. (a.k.a. LadyAtoms) explains what this show actually is and who it’s for. Some nights will be real-life talks about burnout, motherhood, creativity, and trying to be “too many things” at once. Other nights will be gaming chaos, lobby stories, brain-rot moments, and original songs born from late-night nonsense.

Night Mode is for people who don’t fit in one box—book lovers, gamers, parents, creators, goblins with goals, and anyone listening in the dark with too many thoughts and not enough energy.

This episode sets the tone: no fake perfection, no forced niche, just honest after-dark brain.

Night Mode is a late-night mix of books, games, original songs, and real life from K. (a.k.a. LadyAtoms). Some episodes are cozy story talk, some are gaming chaos and brain-rot anthems, and some are honest check-ins about motherhood, creativity, and burnout. If you’re listening in the dark with too many tabs open in your brain, this show is for you.

• part hype track,

• part inside joke,

• part “why is this stuck in my head at 3 a.m.?”

In this very first episode of "Youngest Between Siblings", your host Lady K opens up about their own experiences growing up as the youngest child in a family, while always feeling like the middle child. It's aa heartfelt exploration of emotions, challenges, and resilience that come with this unique position.

As the series goes on, Through personal anecdotes and reflections Lady K will share moments of seeking recognition and the impact it had on her self-esteem and relationships. You'll hear about times when they, felt overshadowed by her older siblings and how she learned to navigate these emotions.

As we continue, we will even share stories from listeners and get insight from their perspectives. Join us as we delve into this deeply personal conversation as Lady K embraces their unique position within their family and celebrates the strength that comes with being the "Youngest Between Siblings." Share your own stories with us on social media, and remember, your voice matters, even if you've felt like the "invisible middle."