Salt Over Your Shoulder

Home of one of our favorite cities, Boston, Massachusetts has a dark secret, the Bridge Water Triangle.

This episode is rich with new knowledge, (Ancient Phoenicia), typical comments (Erin is unwilling to give anyone a ride in her car) plus a little bit of fun (George the Poltergeist).

Thanks Tammy for giving us our tagline for the back half of 2020:  "Ghost Stories, Evil Spirits and Skunk Apes"

Are you a fan of Nessie the Loch Ness Monster?  If so, you'll definitely want to hear all about North America's version, Chessie from Maryland.

Also, the girls learn about "Sober researchers," and nearly can't move on from that.

Welcome to the Pinetree state, also known as vacation land.

Be it sweet little water puppies, a spooky ghost story, or a creepy well, you'll come for the foliage and stay for the Urban Legend.

Louisiana is cajun country!

Full of spooky bayous, incredible food and hundreds of ghost stories, it may not surprise our listeners that there were plenty of urban legends to focus on in the incredible state of Louisiana.

Where else but Kentucky can you find an Urban Legend with its own Facebook Page?  Tune in for the Goat Man of Kentucky, sometimes referred to as the Pope Lick Monster.

Kansas - famous for its University, The Wizard of Oz and (Erin's favorite) the TV show Supernatural.

Who would have thought a quiet, sleepy, little town might be harboring one of the seven earth-side entrances to Hell...

Despite Erin insisting that Iowa is a flyover state, Amanda shares the most famous Iowan urban legend- the story of the black angels of Iowa.

Like a few previous episodes, Indiana was rich with Urban Legends, and it was hard for Tammy to choose just one.  She decided to go full on creepy with the mystery of the 100 steps cemetery.  (No, it's not a Nancy Drew story.  Erin thought so too but she checked.)

Due to some technical difficulties (Thanks Coronavirus for making us record via distance again!) this episode is a little bit shorter than most, but just as sweet!

Chicago, Illinois is one of the cousins' favorite cities, so the chance to talk through The Devil Baby of Hull House, and the feminist agenda was a perfect fit for Erin!

Despite Erin's assurances that Idaho is most famous for Potatoes, Amanda takes us through two Urban Legends from this state... that is, if it even exists... ;)