Hey Spooky Friends,This week, The Sisters head to Guanajuato, Mexico. A vibrant silver-mining city filled with revolution, mystery, and famously preserved mummies. Beauty, history, and just a little bit of spooky await beneath its colorful streets. Hope you enjoy the episode and as always, we would love to hear your feedback.

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Howdy Folks,This week, The Sisters wander into the woods to meet the Leshy, Slavic folklore’s original forest menace. Part trickster, part guardian, the Leshy protects animals, punishes greedy hunters, and might help you out… if you bring snacks and show respect. Is he a monster? A misunderstood nature spirit? Or just the forest reminding us who’s really in charge?

As always, we appreciate you listening and supporting us on this journey.

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The Sisters

Hello Listeners, This episode explores the legend of Kentucky’s Pope Lick Monster, a goat-man said to haunt a railroad trestle outside Louisville. We break down the origins of the myth, chilling local encounters, and the very real deaths that have helped keep this legend alive. Monster or modern folklore, the danger of Pope Lick is terrifyingly real. Thoughts?!

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In this episode, we unravel the chilling story of Sharon Kinne, a young Missouri mother linked to multiple suspicious deaths in the early 1960s. She vanished for decades, becoming one of America’s longest-running fugitives, until she was discovered in 2023. We hope you enjoy and share your feedback.

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In this episode, The Sisters explore the mystery of the Hmong sleep deaths. In the late 1970s and ’80s, healthy young men were dying in their sleep with no medical explanation, a phenomenon later called Sudden Unexpected Nocturnal Death Syndrome.

In Hmong belief, a night spirit known as Dab Tsog comes in dreams, sits on the chest, steals breath, and can kill. The Sisters examine chilling first-hand accounts, the medical theories behind fatal heart rhythm disturbances, and the eerie overlap between science and the supernatural.

Was it a genetic condition… or something that followed them in the dark? Thoughts?

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In this episode, The Sisters explore the chilling case of John Alexander Lawson, the so-called Satanist of Clemmons. His obsession with the occult and acts of violence shocked a quiet North Carolina town and left behind a trail of fear, symbolism, and unanswered questions. We hope you enjoy and we would love to hear your thoughts on the episode.

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Happy New Year, Spooky Friends!
In this episode, we dive into the strange and intimate relationship between time, clocks, and death. From long-held traditions to eerie personal experiences, we share chilling stories of clocks stopping at the exact moment loved ones passed away. Coincidence… or something more?

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In this episode, The Sisters talk about one of the most disturbing stories in wrestling history. Chris Benoit was known as a quiet, talented wrestler, until 2007, when he murdered his wife and son and then took his own life.

We touch on his rise in the ring, the shock of what happened, and how repeated head trauma and possible CTE may have played a role. It’s a dark, uncomfortable story that left a permanent scar on the wrestling world and still raises hard questions today.

Listener discretion advised.

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This week, the Sisters unwrap the original winter holiday chaos: Yule, where people tried to survive the dying sun with feasts, fire, and hoping their ancestors didn’t haunt the house and the Wild Hunt, a full-blown supernatural sky stampede led by Odin and a pack of soul-snatching riders. We hope you enjoy the episode and would love to hear about your favorite holiday traditions.

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Hey Guys,In this episode, The Sisters take a look at one Thanksgiving that went way off the rails thanks to Paul Merhige, the guy who proved that some family members should stay on the “don’t invite” list forever. We hope you enjoy the episode and we thank you for your support.

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