30 Episodes in and Britt and Alissa are pretty much spooky shit experts. So you, dear listeners, were challenged to test the wits, knowledge and paranormal know-how of your lovely hosts... and boy, did you deliver. 

Mind-bending queries pertaining to haunted perishables, pronunciation, purring reincarnatees and more were hurled at the ladies who answered them with admirable confidence and finesse. This episode will no doubt be studied by paranormal scholars in centuries to come due to the high quality knowledge laid out within.

So abundant were your queries that despite their elite skills, they were unable to satiate all of your paranomal yearnings in just one episode. When you are undoubtly left lusting for more metaphysical education, rest assured, in one week's time your thirst for knowledge will be forever quenched.

As always, thank you listening and haunt y’all later. 

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Good evening, and welcome to this weeks enthralling episode of SkeleTales. Once again your dear hosts have rejected thematic programming, bringing whatever wayward tales they stumbled upon.

Intrigued by the unexplained happenings occuring at the time of  death, Alissa brings tales of death bed visions. While this may sound like a foray into dark, morbid waters, the stories she shares are surprisingly heartwarming and delightfully diverse. Tales of angels, dimes, cardinal and even good ‘ol Jesus H. himself make appearances in these tales that dance upon the veil between life and death.

Britt, as usual, has critters onthe mind and delights Alissa with the tale of the Beast of Bray Road, a towering Wisoncin cryptid who can’t resist a taillight. A lover of creatures big and small, Britt then shares a tale of a tiny disabled mouse and a dreaded closet ghost. She also relays a bizarre force that her friend Derrick encountered that left him begging for more.

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Warning dear listeners, you may find yourself with bangs by the end of this episode. Please, proceed with caution.

Prophecies, posessions, poltergeists, oh my, this episode is a veritable stew of the strange and unusual. Alissa serves up the first tale in this frightful feast by relaying the  haunted lore that planted the seed from whence SkeleTales grew. An innocent inquiry about a petite pink house on a local facebook page reveals that something dark may be lurking within its pastel walls.

Much like the blush abode is Alissa’s tale, the cat in Britt’s story most certainly has a secret of its own. Intent on protecting its owner, a paradoxically soft-spoken woman named Yeli, the  fearless feline named Leah wages a nocturanl war with a dark-haired  entity seemingly intent on making good on what Alissa assumes is a curse that spans generations.

And, while on the topic of generations, Alissa seizes the opportunity to once again make a show of her impressive family line with yet another tale of that drunken tramp of a great-great-great-great grandpa, Johnny Boy Gribben. Sans axe, the old Gribbs manages to terrorize the streets of Victorian Harrisburg, Pennsylvania with something far more terrifying.

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In this week's episode of SkeleTales the ladies once again go on a chaotic bender of stories untethered to a central theme. Yet, as Jeff Goldblum once taught us, even in chaos, patterns begin to emerge and tonight’s tales are no exception.

Britt once again harvests her stories from the ghoulish garden that is Nextdoor. She tells the story of Sally, whose holiday weekend was cut short by a child’s laugh and a locked door. Perhaps emboldened by her previous encounter, Sally goes on to attend a ghost tour in Spring, Texas where her senses are assaulted by an inescapable and inexplicable odor that seemingly trancends time and space, a remnant of gore and brutality from bygone years.

While still envious of others paranormal encounters, Alissa is suddenly grateful that she is not haunted by stank spirits or other unwanted entities such as those who torment her friend’s child,  Mikayla.  Seemingly held at bay by tri-annual clearings, the spirits have taken a shine to poor little Mikayla. Though the visitors are sometimes  family members who entrust her with knowledge she couldn’t know, too often they are the ghostly manifestations of stranger danger.

Mikayla, however, is not the only haunted tot in today’s tales. Britt brings a story of some children who are too petrified to sleep, or even enter, their Austin townhome for fear of being beamed by a rogue marble or spotting something so terrifying that they can only describe it by saying “Halloween Is Here.”  This is a truly horrifying tales with a murdery backstory.

Tune in for these spooky tales and a laugh and more in this week’s episode of SkeleTales, brought to you by Katie’s drinks. As always, thank you for listening and Haunt Y’all Later.

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Howdy y’all dear listeners! 

From the title of this episode you may be all geared up for some good old western ghost stories. Well, if you consider modern day Austin, Washington, DC and Rochester, NY and Indonesia the old west, then you are in luck. While these tales may lack gunslingers, Alissa and Britt are veritable storyslingers, firing tales of the strange and unusual at each other with ruthless abandon. 

Alissa takes the first shot with a delightful tale of a missing cat and the pet psychic tasked with cracking the case. In doing so the ladies add another item to the growing list of things that firefighters do not do. 

Britt’s return’s fire with tales from her friend Jessica who has very clearly been touched by the supernatural... literally and figuratively. Somehow Jessica’s story of a disembodied hand entering her personal space isn’t the creepiest experience she shared with Britt; pretty much the girl from The Ring appears to do her bidding from time to time.

Alissa, realizing she may have bought a knife to a gun fight, pulls out some tales of the bizarre told to her by her Mother-In-Law, Hedwig Williams. A disembodied voice, a haunted painting, a roadside phantom and the power of motherly intuition wrap up this freewheelin’ spook fest. Also, the ladies provide some killer western sound effects; those alone are worth the listen.

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In this week’s episode of SkeleTales where Britt and Alissa discuss one of the great mystery of life that are families. What are families but complex webs of DNA, flesh and emotions that confounds logic, reason and at times, sanity?

Alissa demonstrates how the simple act of spitting in a tube can dramatically shift an individual's sense of family, self and identity - with a little help from a meddling cousin. Her tale is more than a year in the making and includes a twist that you, dear listeners, will never see coming.

Not being one to let some family drama go to waste, Britt brings her DNA-game with a mind-blowing tale of a long-forgotten letter containing a jolting revelation. Despite significant research efforts, this remains a 23andMe-stery and she puts a call out to listeners to help crack the case.

After pondering what a strange world it is in which we reside, Alissa flexes her good stock with a tale of her Great Great Great Grandfather John Cribben and his wiley antics as detailed in a 19th century article in the Harrisburg Gazette. Is it nature? Is it nurture? That, dear listeners is for you to decide.

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In this week’s episode Britt and Alissa sit down for a SkeleTalk with Dr. Kris Sumner of Soul Sisters Paranormal.  An overnight stay in an abandoned jail cell may sound like a form of cruel torture to some, but to Kris and her girl gang of paranormal investigators, it is an idyllic vacation destination. Kris and company seek out the most haunted places in America to record and tell the the stories of the spirits they encounter. Rigourous research, captivating story-telling and unique methodology set the Soul Sisters apart from the paranormal pack. From soap-operas to cigarettes, they go to great lengths to woo the spirits into confiding in them, and they have the EVPs to prove it. 

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Prepare to be horrified, delighted, spooked and awed by the tales in this week’s episode of SkeleTales. Britt and Alissa once again toy with chaos in yet another unthemed episode where anything goes.

If you have wondered what Alissa and Britt look like they start the episode discussing doppelgänger and perfect strangers' bang-on assessment of their looks. No need for photographs, the ladies' visages will be engrained into your mind’s eye through the power of spoken word and mildly insulting celebrity comparisons.

Then, dear listeners, you will be transported to the year 1996 when Valerie and a friend play hooky from school to fraternize in a park. Your hosts have determined that the radio was 99% likely to have been playing the Grateful Dead when something truly bizarre happened to the tardy teens. But, that is the only portion of the story that they can be certain of because it seems that the protagonists of the tale may have also played hooky from time-space.

Britt anchors us back in the present day as she relays the happenings of her hip friend Esther’s spooky stay at an AirBnb just outside Austin, Texas. Multiple sightings of an uninvited creature transform a somber family gathering into a bonafide fright fest. 

Alissa manages to lighten the mood and shed the heebie jeebies of Esther’s eerie encounter with a few tales of individuals who looked death in the eye but were rescued from his icy clutch thanks to the intervention of what can only be described as guardian angels.

Seemingly determined to negate the warm-hearted vibe of Alissa’s stories, Britt caps off the episode by sharing the truly horrifying experience that Lisa, of Cult of Dolls and Make Shop Social fame, endured in her family home. Lisa’s tale of zombie flies is possibly the most disturbing account of true life horror that has ever been relayed in the history of SkeleTales. 

Please contact Britt if you are unable to sleep or kill a fly after listening to this episode. And, as always, thank you for listening and haunt ya later.

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This week’s tales of the strange will transport you, dear listener, to the lush Eden of Alissa’s hometown of Issaquah, Washington. Nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains, Issaquah and the surrounding wilds are teeming with life... and tales of death and mystery.

An exception is made to the Pacific North Western critereon to allow Britt to stun you with a mind-blowing update about our favorite not-so-imaginary friend Jada. After listening little doubt will be left in your mind that 3 year old Elise knows too much about a little girl who died years before her birth.

Once her Jada-induced goosebumps die down Alissa relays a couple of yarns about the run of the mill weirdness that occurs in her area. Just your everyday tales of serial killers, kidnappers and black panthers. She then shares the haunted history of the Reard-Freed Farmhouse in neighboring Sammamish, Washington.

Britt then goes classic PNW with some good old fashioned Big Foot sightings. She’s got Sasquatches by trains, Saquatches by creeks, Sasquatches by lakes, Sasquatches in gilly suits; Washington is silly with Sasquatch! 

After lamenting the legend of Sasquatch in Native American folklore, Alissa turns her focus to a building where tales of such sighting are readily swapped over an icy cold pitcher of Ranier lager. She is, of course, referring to the structure with the oddest facade in all of downtown Issaquah, the near century old Rolling Log Tavern. She reports on a thorough paranormal investigation conducted in the bar which surmissed that there are no less than four ghosts inhabiting the old Lumberman haunt; some harmless, some prone to shrieking in your face if you get too near.

Regardless of where you live, you will no doubt be thrilled, chilled and horrified by these tales from the upper left corner of America. 

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In a radical deviation from past episodes, the stories in this week’s podcast do not conform to any set theme - the only requirement is that they be strange, unsual, spooky or odd. Can you handle the chaos!?  

Alissa, of course, pounces on the opportunity to finally share a Near Death Experience (NDE) which involves a rogue psychic reading in a Taco Bell. This reminds her of a time she had her aura read in the bread aisle of a health food store and the outcome defied expectations.

Britt continues to milk the paranormal honeypot that is NextDoor and challenges you, dear listeners, to do the same. Her friend Sabrina obliged and shared an extremely enlightening post from her local Nextdoor on how to rid an unwanted spirit from one’s abode. Required materials include crystals, a means to charge one’s crystals, a Ouija board, and as many St. Christopher statues as you can get your hands on.

After educating us energy clearing Britt goes on to tell us about Shaun, who moved into an empty house in Austin only to quickly realize he was not likely the only spirit occupying the structure. Totems and troubling symbols found around the entryways only added to the bizarre phenoma that he and others experienced in their new home.

Alissa wraps up this potpourri episode with the tale of a child who knows too much. What starts as an innocent comment to his mother leads to much more unsettling experiences involving a surprising prophecy requiring professional intervention.

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