What started as a confrontation ended with Eugene Horsch dead — and the more you look at what happened before, during, and after that encounter, the more questions there are.

In this episode of Permission to Ramble, we’re breaking down the Eugene Horsch case step by step: what led up to the confrontation, what the available footage and records show, the law-enforcement response, and the details that deserve a much closer look.

No rumors passed off as facts. No skipping the uncomfortable details. Just a deep dive into what we can actually verify — and the questions that remain.

🎧 New episode of Permission to Ramble out now.

Did CERN quietly knock us into the wrong timeline... or did the internet take a few very real scientific experiments and build an entire alternate reality around them?

In this episode of Permission to Ramble, Ella goes down the CERN rabbit hole: the Large Hadron Collider, the “God particle,” microscopic black holes, time-travel theories, the Mandela Effect, alleged portals, questionable performances and the persistent belief that something changed in 2012.

We’re separating what CERN has actually done from what scientists only theorized—and what the internet completely ran away with. Because the truth may not prove we entered another dimension, but it is much stranger than the usual debunking allows.

A sudden power outage. A kidnapping caught on camera. A body hidden inside a trunk and a police pursuit that ended in gunfire.

When Pasadena businessman Shukur Aikebaer disappeared from his workplace, investigators uncovered a case involving familiar faces, unanswered motives, and a family desperate to understand why anyone would want him dead. This is the still-developing Chino Hills kidnapping and murder case and the devastating story of the man at its center.

A spider appeared in my bathroom... and somehow sent me spiraling into Iceland.

This week, we’re rambling through Viking settlements, ancient systems of justice, undead draugar, brutal witch trials, terrifying folklore and one deeply questionable form of wealth magic involving a dead man’s skin.

Because in Iceland, the line between history and folklore is dangerously thin and apparently, pants can be haunted.

High above Eureka Springs, Arkansas, stands a grand Victorian hotel known today as America’s Most Haunted Hotel. But the Crescent’s darkest story isn’t about ghosts.. it’s about the suffering of people who were still alive.

In the 1930s, flamboyant radio personality and professional con man Norman Baker transformed the hotel into a cancer hospital. Baker wasn’t a doctor, his treatment wasn’t a cure, and the desperate patients who trusted him paid the price.

In the first episode of Permission to Ramble, Ella follows the Crescent from Eureka Springs’ legendary healing waters to Baker’s medical-fraud empire and into the paranormal stories that came afterward. We discuss The Crescent's permanent residents, investigations, evidence and disturbing discovery hidden beneath the hotel for decades.

Welcome to the Crescent Hotel, where the ghosts may be debatable but the horror is not.