With Christopher Balzano and Natalie Crist temporarily grounded from tripping, it's time to stay home and explore the movies that scare the crap out of Natalie. How much of the Ring is based on folklore? Does Poltergeist owe more to urban legend than to the paranormal community?

Ron and Lou discuss evolution, Elisa Lam and the paranormal elevator experiment and more...

Dr. Schutz interviews paranormal investigator, researcher, and podcast host, Ashley Moreno.

Lillie discusses the disappearance and deaths of missing NASA and Black Project scientists 

In the winter of 1985, strange occurrences began to transpire inside Erie Hall on the college campus at Geneseo, New York. Over a period of several months, a number of the students would have their lives forever altered by a series of paranormal events. Apparitions sighted, strange voices heard and moving objects witnessed all became part of the experience shared by those young adults now over twenty years ago. Through the considered efforts of several of these students, a recorded history now exists detailing the day-to-day terror these unsuspecting college dorm mates underwent. Photographs, voice recordings, scribbled notes and formal written journals all now serve to authenticate the events that unfolded around them.  Even though the C2D1 Haunting took place years ago, it is still talked about and all the people who experienced this frightful time will never forget. Christopher is an extreme haunting survivor and still has a lot to say about a time that changed his life forever..  ,

Tim interviews Heather Taddy TV host and former Paranormal State member

Dark Matter News - Episode 39

 Greg talks with Dr. Rachel Toles about her upcoming show at the Fitzgerald Theater on April 19th called “The Psychology of Serial Killers”. At the event, Learn about serial killers you’ve never heard of before in this acclaimed, sell-out show. ‘The Psychology of Serial Killers’ will give even the most dedicated true crime fan new insights to the phenomenon of serial homicide.

This unassuming four-story building, constructed in 1740 by architect William Kent, has earned a chilling reputation as one of the most haunted houses in Britain.

For nearly two centuries, tales of a malevolent, shapeless entity have gripped the imaginations of Londoners, blending folklore, tragedy, and inexplicable horror.

Drawing from documented accounts, newspaper clippings, and paranormal investigations, we delve Within the Mist of London and into the spine-chilling legend of the Nameless Thing of 50 Berkeley Square, a creature that defies reason and leaves a trail of madness and death in its wake.

Marla and Ron talk Ghosts with long time Ghost Hunter Richard Senate