Yeah, you read that right. We decided to bring back "Bitch O' Clock" because it was so cathartic the first time. This time we are taking aim at a couple Food Network darlings as well as people that like to push the social expectations envelope. 

Happy Spooky Time of Year! Tales From Suburbia and Haunted Tales From Suburbia are joining forces on this special Halloween episode. Kam presents the history and mythos behind the Conjuring House to the TFS duo. Many of you may be familiar with the movie or the house but Kam was able to dig up some interesting and troubling information about this famous American property. 

It's October so we are shifting gears. We wanted to dig a little deeper into Astrology. Your birth chart can tell you so much... way more than we have time to explore in two episodes but we are going to try our best. Please take everything mentioned with a grain of salt. Ashley is a novice and in no way an expert. Astrology has become one of her most recent hyper-fixations and she is probably getting a lot wrong but we are here to have fun so just go with it.

Kam and Melinda are talking about San Francisco, the site of their honeymoon. Spoiler alert... they weren't entirely alone during their trip to the Bay. Listen in as they discuss their experience as well as some history of some of San Francisco's most haunted locations.

Do you have a friend that is super blunt and real? Well, they might be the best kind of friends to have. We are exploring traits of blunt and honest friends and how they play a role in friendships and relationships. When you have a friend that isn't scared of direct communication, you know where you stand with that person and that brings a level of understanding. Can you guess which of us is the more blunt person?

We referenced the articles below in case you want to look at more information on this topic.

Articles referenced:

https://iheartintelligence.com/blunt-friends-are-the-best/

https://www.powerofpositivity.com/blunt-people-make-best-friends/

Growing up in the suburbs during the 90s meant that there were things we were taught that weren't necessarily true. There were parameters society and our parents gave us for what our lives should look like and what defines "success" but is any of it true for us now? Will future generations even care about home ownership or college degrees? We are taking a microscope to those topics and more this week.

Welcome back! Today Kam is exploring the Sybil Brand Institute in Los Angeles, CA. He discusses the history of the location, and brings in a special guest to talk about their personal experiences with the location. Happy Hauntings!

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