In this episode we look at a local legend of a doll that looks over the town of Janesville, MN.

In this episode we have our first guest! Our old roommate and college friend, Lauren, joins us to talk about the Kensington Runestone. This "ancient" stone has said to have been the influence to naming Minnesota NFL's mascot, the Minnesota Vikings.

In this episode we tell ghost stories from a local art museum. Where there are old things, there's got to be spoopy things.

In this episode we talk about St. Paul's Wabasha Street Caves and the ghosts that linger there. In the 1930's the caves were home to a speakeasy and it was a meeting place for some of the area's most notorious gangsters of the time.

In this episode we talk about the mystery of Mary Agnes Gross, an infant who reportedly passed when she was born. But some things just aren't adding up.

In this episode we talk about phantom kangaroos in Coon Rapids, Minnesota and the ghost animals that take up residence at the Minnesota State Fair.

In this episode we talk about a health spa that opened in the early 1900’s near Shakopee Minnesota. But was the health spa hiding something more sinister? We dive into the theories that the Mudcura Sanitarium was more than a place for relaxation.

In this episode we talk about Grey Cloud Island, a small township near Cottage Grove Minnesota. There have been many reports of white ghost truck chasing people off the island, a green lantern that floats by itself and a rumored kkk cult.

In this episode we talk about a local legend in Jackson County Minnesota involving a young witch and a curse she puts on any poor soul that decides to walk over her grave. But how much truth is there to this local legend? We also discuss some film etiquette. If you want to make a film about a local legend, should you get permission?

In this episode we talk about Minnesota’s own “Stonehenge” at Blue Mounds State Park located in Luverne, MN as well as Devil’s Kettle at Judge C. R. Magney State Park located in Cook, MN.