Well, the world is in disarray as we deal with the COVID crisis but we weren't letting some quarantine keep us from providing you with new content! Okay, we did for a little while, but we're past that now. We're turning a new page. We're provoding you with mini episodes focusing on New England! So jump on in the water, and join us at the Old Salem Jail with Bri this week

Has a ghost ever thrown a soda can at you? Do you often see floating heads in your attic? Do creepy old dudes materialize right in front of your very eyes? Come with us to San Pedro California to hear how Jackie Hernandez dealt with this and so much more! A terrifying haunting, a well equipped crew, and a wild tale of the paranormal await in Episode 10 of Scary Stories To Tell When You're Drunk. 

And don't forget about Cryptids with Chris where we talk about a secret government facility that's housing some terrifying creatures. 

 

Story Sources: 

Jim Harold

Episode 34 of And That's Why We Drink - Story told by Em Schultz 

Ghosttheroy.com

Today's cautionary tales teach us why you should never do chores alone, less you might lose both your arms, and why dragonflies aren't nearly as bad as you might think! On Cryptids with Chris we learn about Skinwalkers and Bri still doesn't manage to get rid of the fuckability rating segment.

 

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Our 8th episode kicks off our Spooktober season! Come have a listen while we discuss the messed up things that took place in a New Orleans mansion, and hear what attacked a car on Cryptids with Chris!

This week we talk about the original Femme Fatale and her bloody history! Ever wonder how many peasants a rich person can kill before the government bothers to take notice? Well, we have the answer in this week's episode. Hint, It's a lot more than you'd think.  Also, on everyone's favorite segment Cryptids with Chris we discuss to giant sea creatures who just want to much on ships.

Come with us to Japan as we talk about a popular urban legend who, if you don't know the right answers to her questions, might just cut your face from ear to ear. Who doesn't love a huge smile though, right? Right?

Settle in and buckle up, because we're about to give advice to some of the internet's most burning questions regarding the paranormal. Like, is that a Gnome I just saw or was it a Wizard? Or how about, why are all these flies swarming me when I go to the dog park? Take our non-expert advice at your own risk and listen in to our first internet Q&A to find the answers to these questions as well as why Boards is not safe and how a cat could solve that pesky poltergeist problem

We all know the rules of hide and seek, but what happens when only one person is aware they're playing? Come with us on a journey as we talk about some unwelcome house guests, who steal your food, move your stuff, and wear your clothes. A creepypasta or are these fears of strange intruders mounted in truth? Listen to find out more!

Ready your sea legs and pick your poison, landlubbers, because this week we hop aboard the mother of all ghost ships: the infamous Queen Mary, a vessel so haunted she’d make a sea captain swoon. Her royal ladyship has more ghostly inhabitants than she knows what to do with, from spectral sailors, to phantom children, to at least one dead jerk who had it coming (probably). Join us as we plunge the depths of her long and sordid history, through bloody battles, ghastly murders, and deadly kitchen appliances alike!

Saddle up for the ride of your life, because this week we take you down to the Irish countryside to the home of a fairy most frightful. Is it a goblin, after your gold? A boogeyman, too terrifying to describe? Or maybe just a really mean horse? The answer is all of the above, and then some! Meet the Puca, a mischievous shapeshifting creature straight from Celtic mythology, who will make you think twice about wandering alone after dark- and maybe make a furry out of you, if you’re not careful.