On Episode 3 “The Curse of Griffith Park” we spoke with our dear friend Nicolette, singer of GO BETTY GO!

She paid us a visit and we discussed the very intense and spooky history of a location we all know and love, Griffith Park!

She did some thorough research and provided us with facts and information that we have never heard before!

Tune in for the full backstory and find out which location we are doing next!

Nicolette is so amazing to work with, thank you so much for supporting what we do!

We are so happy to be back for a 3rd Season!

It’s our last episode of season 2 and we had the absolute pleasure of speaking with the extremely beautiful and talented Poppy Del. She is an amazing tattoo artist based out of Canada, speaking with her was such a treat for us! She spoke about the tragic story of an unsolved case involving a young Indigenous woman who went missing in 2010. Poppy speaks about the discrimination towards Indigenous women in Canada, “Indigenous women are 12 times more likely to be murdered or go missing than non-indigenous women in Canada.” She also shares some childhood stories of when she was a "spooky twerp."

This was truly an honor,  thank you so much for joining us! 

Fun Fact: We totally FaceTimed for an hour after this episode and took some shots! Cheers to you Poppy!

On Episode 19 we had the pleasure of speaking to the very creepy and very cute “Creepy Cute Jaylah!” Our favorite horror cosplay girl joined us with her family as we talked about spooky places she has visited, the scariest movies she has ever seen, horror icons she has met in the industry and more! We also asked her if she could direct her own horror movie, what would it be about and who would star in it! Her answers are always on point! This was such a fun conversation, we are thrilled to have had the whole Creepy Cute Family join us for some Scary Encounters!

On Episode 18 we had the pleasure of speaking to the very beautiful, talented and one of our favorite local artists, Le Mar! Marlene shares a very personal story involving the mysterious and suspicious death of a close family member after winning the lottery, yes; this is a True Crime inspired episode. We dug deep into this case and tried to make sense of it, we want to send our love and deepest condolences to the family. We appreciate you joining us and opening up about something so personal and tragic.

Please tune in on all major listening platforms; let us know what you think about this case.

On episode 17 we speak to the very talented and kind Rey Paez about some scary encounters he has experienced! His stories include late night visits to the cemetery, experiences with the Ouija board, possible psychic gifts and more! We then get surprised with a “close call” story involving Richard Ramirez that left our jaws on the floor. We also speak about what it’s like to be an artist in the art industry; it is not what people think it is like most of the time. If you are an artist, you will most likely relate to so much that is said in this episode and may find comfort and motivation to keep doing what you love; this episode is dedicated to you.

Saeasha Jiana: An artist, a writer, Cosmic Shaman, Energy Reader and Reiki Master. This episode is very different than any other we’ve done thus far. Saeasha speaks about her spiritual journey and her ability to read and clear energies, her gifts of psychic abilities and more. She also shares about an exorcism she performed and what she experienced and saw during it. She also answers the question we have all been asking; what threw that jacket at Kat during a live recording in Episode 9 of Season 1 with R&B Artist Mahree? Thankfully, Saeasha helped us clear the dark energies that were attached to us (that we were not aware of) and explains what attracted these energies to us in the first place. Tune in for good vibes, healing energies and answers to the questions we’ve all been asking. This was truly a pleasure, you are so special to us; thank you for joining us and helping us in so many ways; You are truly a blessing.

Half Past Two is a 9-piece blend of ska, rock, reggae, and pop punk from Orange County, California.

They have worked with Aaron Barrett of Reel Big Fish, played a run of shows with The Toasters, Suburban Legends and more. Their high school marching band friendship turned into a long-term bandmate friendship and have solidified their place in the local music scene for over a decade.

In Episode 15, we had the pleasure of speaking with Tara, the singer of Half Past Two.

She shares about her experiences with sleep paralysis that her and other family members all experience but experience differently. Some people see a shadow man, some see demons, what does Tara experience?

We also chat about astrology and zodiac stereotypes, the death of JonBenét Ramsey, the mystery behind Cecil Hotel  and more.

“Death Valley Girls feels less like a band and more like a travelling caravan. At their core, vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Bonnie Bloomgarden and guitarist Larry Schemel channel Death Valley Girls’ modern spin on Fun House’s sonic exorcisms, early ZZ Top’s desert-blasted riffage, and Sabbath’s occult menace.”

On episode 14 we had the pleasure of speaking with Bonnie, the singer of Death Valley Girls about her perspectives on extraterrestrial life and unidentified flying objects. She spoke about the support groups she is involved in for people who have been abducted or that have experienced an extraterrestrial encounter. She also shares about some UFO sightings of her own. Does life exist on other planets? Is there life among us? Tune in for our opinions and beliefs on this subject.

Scarlett and The Fever fuses soul, jazz, reggae and ska into one unique sound and vibe. No gimmicks, just well-crafted songs expertly executed by front woman, Scarlett Brais.

On Episode 13 “Alice Postmortem” we spoke with Scarlett about some very creepy encounters and eerie vibes felt in her studio located in Uptown Whittier. She believes that the uneasy feelings may have been caused by a piece of artwork that was on one of the walls of the studio; be sure to tune in and let us know what you think!

On Episode 12 "S.T.D-EMON" we spoke with Luke McGarry, an illustrator, cartoonist, animator and designer from Manchester, UK, now based in Los Angeles. His clients include Playboy, MAD, The Hollywood Reporter, Airbnb, Lyft and more. He has created posters for Coachella, ZEDD, Tenacious D, Vans, The LA Galaxy and more.  We spoke with him about what inspired him to become the cartoonist he is today. Luke is also the singer and bassist for the band Pop Noir.

We then spoke with Luke about some very strange and spooky encounters that he experienced in the UK in a home built in the 1400's. These encounters included hearing very scary voices from the other room, seeing people that were not actually there, spooky shower encounters and more. We all shared several horror movie reviews and recommnedations, Luke shares his input on Horror movies in general. 

We had a very special guest-host join us for this interview, you may recognize her voice from Episode 9 of season 1, Neo-Soul / R&B Artist Mahree.

This was a spooky yet very fun interview, we want to thank Luke for making time for us and for always being so kind; this was truly an honor!