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Warning!  This episode is cursed.

We discuss cursed objects. Jewish folklore, Zak Bagans, stalking, and Kayla's childhood possession. Oh, and the Dybbuk Box. Join us. 

Also, 90% sure a ghost made us coffee while we were recording. You'll have to let us know in the comments if listening to this story drums up any paranormal activity in your homes, cars, or offices. Good luck. 

https://www.inverse.com/input/features/dybbuk-box-dibbuk-kevin-mannis-zak-bagans-haunted-hoax-revealed 

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This episode comes with a drinking game: 

1.       Drink anytime you hear Kayla go “hmm”, “oooh”, “yeah”, “huh”, “well”.

2.       Drink anytime you hear a gong (aka the god dang microphone arm rattling because Emily has violently slapped a card onto her desk).

3.       Drink anytime Emily sounds like Cartman, Moira Rose, Sean Connery, or a little British boy .

Please drink responsibly, because we are not responsible for how drunk you get after playing this foolish game.  Anyway, this episode’s about tarot cards. Emily wanted to title it “Big Deck Energy”, but was advised against it. Kayla gets her fortune read by “mystic Emily”, it’s not optimistic. 

https://www.tarot.com/

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Kayla takes us back in time to Ancient Rome where we learn about lares, lemures, manes, and much more. We promise this will be your spookiest history lesson ever.

http://vroma.org/vromans/hwalker/Pliny/Pliny07-27-E.html 

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We're back from holiday break! In this episode we explore the lore behind an abandoned cemetery in St. Joseph, Missouri and the very real serial killer who may have inspired some of the area's more frightening tales. 

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Emily and Kayla explore a haunted mansion in Springfield, Missouri, Pythian Castle, built in 1913 and served as a prison during WWII. We discuss the many types of ghosts at Pythian and we even captured one of these ghosts on camera! 

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Emily and Kayla investigate the site of the 1862 Battle of Lone Jack with the assistance of Lone Jack Historical Society member Dan Hadley. It's on this nighttime investigation that we catch some of our most compelling EVPs to date. 

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Established in 1967, Glore Psychiatric Museum is home to the largest exhibition of psychiatric treatment history and has been named one of the 50 most unusual museums in the United States. It also happens to be where we conducted our very first paranormal investigation. It did not disappoint. 

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Join Emily and Kayla on a haunted stroll through the storied streets of Weston, Missouri, a town that time nearly forgot. Hopefully you'll learn something (if anything the proper pronunciation of the word "penguin", you'll get that later). 

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In our first episode, we discuss the paranormal theory behind the connection limestone, water, and train tracks have to ghostly activity. Our research leads us to one of Kansas's most haunted locations, Sallie House, where we first encounter this unassuming home's otherworldly resident.