We are joined this week by returning guest Lance Langford of The Horror Returns Podcast as we take a closer look at the House of Mouse, Disney and discuss some of the wilder stories about the happiest place on earth. Was Walt in a secret society? Are there ghosts haunting Disneyland? Are there subliminal messages in their animated features? That's just the tip of the iceberg folks! You can find The Horror Returns podcast on iTunes, BeyondPod and Podbean...check them out.

We're joined by Food Review UK's (which you can find on YouTube) own Nate Peterson. We discuss life in England, how he hooked up with Michael Jamieson and David Goss and future FRUK plans. We then discuss the mystery surrounding the Overtoun Bridge in West Dunbartonshire, Scotland, a bridge known for it's dog suicides. Afterwards Nate tells us about The Beast of Bodmin Moor, a large cat like creature hunting the country side of Cornwall, England.

We're joined this week by Jeffrey Strange, the man who composed the new Intro/Outro theme as well as someone who I've known for close to 25 years. We reminisce on the good old day and then chat about The Axeman of New Orleans. Afterwards we shoot the breeze on a hodge-podge of topics, from Steve the Ghost, to Atheism, to finally Jeff's review of Blair Witch.

We welcome Binge Media's favorite New Zealander Reade Wilson to the show this week. There was so much we discussed, from Reade's early years, how he met his lovely wife, his own personal paranormal experiences, how life and the world changed after 9/11, Trump v. Clinton...and that's not even touching our topics for the evening! We finally breakdown the infamous story of The Mystery Man From Taured as Reade brings his own theory on who the man really was. Afterwards, Reade tells us about the most notorious and most credible UFO sighting in New Zealand History, The Kaikoura Lights. Plus our first listener email! Pack a lunch for this one folks.

We welcome drummer extraordinaire for The Kicks and The (Side)Kicks as well as Binge Media contributor Peter Cetinich (AKA Pete MC) this week to show. We begin by discussing Peter's upbringing, his love for the paranormal and conspiracy theories and the very strange case of Dr. Carl Tanzler & his mummified dream girl. Afterwards we chat about the legend of Annie's Road in Totowa, NJ, an area near Peter's home that is supposedly haunted. Peter then drops some Jersey knowledge about Midgetville. We also have a new original intro composed by Jeffrey Strange.

This week is an all Montreal episode of After Midnight as we're joined by local Montrealer Marc Chevalier. We open up by chatting about one of our city's most notorious ghost stories, the headless ghost of Mary Gallagher. Afterwards we focus on one of the most notorious murderer cases this city has seen, the case of Luka Magnotta.

Friend of the show and lover of animation Logan James joins us this week as we take a look at the strangest animated short associated with the Disney name, the suicidemouse.avi. Afterwards we discuss one of the oldest tales from Logan's home state of New Jersey, The Jersey Devil.

Our first ever guest in After Midnight history, Eric Bylenok returns for episode 11. We discuss the YouTube video series "Watcher" and then tackle the mysterious death of Elisa Lam and the theories that surround the case. We end the show by discussing our thoughts on Ghostbusters (2016).

For our 10th episode milestone, we're joined by Eddie Ramirez as we chat about American Prison Hauntings. We open up by looking at one of the oldest prisons ever built in America, Eastern State Penitentiary in Philadelpha, PA. Eddie then tells us a few tales he's been exposed to while working in the penal system.

Join us as we welcome SuperMarcey.com's (also known as The Super Network) very own Marcey Papandrea to the show this week. We begin by discussing the very real life, exorcism and death of Anneliese Michel, and the trial that it led to. In the second half, Marcey, an Australian, tells us about Ausralia's very own Area 51, also know as Pine Gap.