Join tony and Heather as they talk about what made them creepy and why we love it.

the Harpe brothers roamed the south and the open frontier in the late 1700s, committing some of the most gruesome murders our not-yet country had ever seen.

Join Tony and Heather as they consider some if our southern cryptids: The Rougarou of New Orleans, The Lake Worth Goatman, and the Hopkinsville Goblins.

Tony and Heather take a peek at the old world of short-wave radios and the spooky sounds you can hear on the mysterious Number Stations.

Tony and Heather discuss a strange airport where planes rumble down the tarmac, and coffins are nestled cozily underneath. Another case of graves in odd places and a hint of a ghost story as well.

Tony and Heather wander the west following the life and story of the infamous dentist know as "Doc". John Henry Holliday.

Heather reads for Tony a family account of a very "spooky" night in a haunted house.

Join us at SFS for a glimpse at Hazel Farris, the beautiful shopaholic who killed 5 men and then later became a traveling sideshow spectacle as a mummy.

Heather and Tony debut their new theme song and interview the artist that created it, KnittyKitty. You can find her at

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Tony and Heather take a dive into the life, creations and unsolved murder of Disney legend Yale Gracey.