In this episode, we're talking about the supposed curse that plagued the set of the 1939 film adaptation of The Wizard of Oz (and maybe the new Wicked films, too?), from on-set accidents to lifelong side effects.

Sources used in this episode include:

• TIME
• CBC

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Still looking for holiday gifts for your besties? Here are our recommendations for great last-minute gifts based on their favorite Spooky Saturday mystery. All items linked in our TikTok showcase @saltshakerspod. Be sure to drink your Ovaltine!

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In this episode, we're talking some lingering spirits at Nashville's own Ryman Auditorium -- including the ghosts of Captain Ryman himself, a confederate soldier, Patsy Cline, and Hank Williams Sr.

Sources used in this episode include:

• The Ryman
• WKRN
• US Ghost Adventures
• Nashville Ghosts
• Ghost City Tours

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This week, we're discussing how McScammer Jerome "Uncle Jerry" Jacobson used his position as director of security at Simon Worldwide to rig McDonald's Monopoly to the tune of $24 Million over the course of 12 years.

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In this week's edition of The Weekly Spill, we're talking holiday sweet treats from Swig, those Starbucks bear cups, Sydney Sweeney's assets, Kim Kardashian's California bar exam results, the Chilean pageant queen x death metal crossover, The Golden Bachelor Gerry's downfall, Lily Allen's extremely informative new album, the model status of some of the Louvre heist suspects and a potential White Collar reboot.

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This week, we're discussing a potential broad daylight kidnapping in the small town of Greenville, Alabama. On June 6, 1984, 12-year-old Sherry Lynn Marler aka the "Little Farmer" disappeared from an errand with her stepfather. Sherry is still considered missing, though a local Facebook group claims to have evidence of her death.

VIEWER DISCRETION ADVISED: Click here to see the "pig pen" photo.

Sources used in this episode include:

• Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Community Information Center
• The Charley Project
• Surviving Parents Coalition
• Medium

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Ho ho ho, here's the horrifying story of a family annihilation to kick off the Christmas season! In December 1959, Christine Walker, her husband Cliff, and their two young children, Jimmie (3) and Debbie (1), were all found dead in their Florida farmhouse. Almost 600 suspects have been considered, but the case remains unsolved.

Sources used in this episode include:

• CBS News
• Herald Tribune
• Fox 13

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BOO! In this year's Halloween special, we're talking about two of the spookiest investigations undertaken by paranormal investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren in the 1970s-- Annabelle the doll and the Perron family's experience in The Conjuring House.

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Happy Halloween Eve -- or, in the Celtic tradition, Happy New Year's Eve! In this OG-style Salt Shakers episode, we're talking iconic Halloween costumes, least favorite traditions, and would-you-rathers.

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Did you know the Louvre had already been heisted before? In this episode, we're talking the 1911 theft and subsequent 28-month disappearance of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa.

Sources used in this episode include:

• NPR
• History.com
• Al Jazeera
• The Independent
• Vault Editions
• Garrett Museum of Art

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