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Tea and Heidi discuss recent weird news, including the health benefits of a Pharaoh's Curse, Dracula Land, Patriot Games, and more. Tea catches up with Jenny in the "Long Days Travel" segment on her explorations of Dublin.
Host Tea Krulos talks to Al Ridenour, author of the definitive book "The Krampus." Al tells us about his first encounter with Krampus in Germany, his research, "mainstream" Krampus portrayals, his group Krampus Los Angeles, and his new book on Old World carnivals, "A Season of Madness." In the "Long Days Travel" segment, Tea talks to TWW travel correspondent Jenny Sanchez about her recent visits to Mexico City. And we close out with an absolute banger, "Dance with the Krampus" by Xposed 4heads, who will be performing at this year's Milwaukee Krampusnacht.
Happy Halloween! Heidi and Tea discuss weird news about a Russian fireball, Mexico City's haunted Metro station, rampaging lab monkeys, an epic Dungeons & Dragons memorial, and more. In the "Long Days Travel" segment, Jenny tells us about businesses she visited related to the notorious Lizzie Borden case in Fall River, Massachusetts. Sound by FlatlineAudio138.
Tea talks to Allison Jornlin and Mike Huberty, proprietors of American Ghost Walks, about the ghost tour biz and what's in store for the Milwaukee Paranormal Conference on Oct. 18 (Tea will be a guest speaker!). Then Tea and Heidi discuss strange Cubs curses and conspiracies, micronations, Wisconsin Bigfoot sightings, and more. In the Long Days Travel segment, Jenny tells us about her bewitching trip to Salem, Massachusetts.
Tea talks to his QWERTYFEST MKE co-organizer Molly Snyder; Tea and Heidi talk weird news about Super Tardigrade Soldiers and more; Jenny tells us about her "Long Days Travel" to North Carolina.
Tea Krulos is your host, Heidi Erickson is your host. We're back! This episode Heidi and Tea speak to Alicia Krupsky, director of I'M YOUR HOST, a documentary about Kenosha area horror hosts (based somewhat on an article Tea wrote) that screened at several film fests last year and is now available online.
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