The Right Wrong Turn

Hello and welcome to the latest episode in our late-episode-extravaganza! This one was not Mason's forgetful self's fault! But we won't point any fingers (still kind of Mason's fault – don't worry, Mason writes these so he's ragging on himself). This week's episode comes at the request of one of our listeners: Ellie. They recommended we look into Lizzie Borden and her haunted house. Thank you, Ellie, for the recommendation! We hope you enjoy!

Hello and welcome to another installment in the weekly attempt of having a normal and consistent upload schedule! Week 117 is also a failure, much like all previous weeks...but yet, here we are! This week, Ken brings the wild and wacky stories from the Michigan Triangle to everyone's listening ears. We hope you enjoy!

Hello and welcome to another installment of your favorite podcast: The Right Wrong Turn! We hope your holiday weekend treated you as well as it did us. We are so glad you joined us for another week, and we hope you continue to listen. This week, Mason talks about the infamous serial killer John Edward Robinson and his general deviousness. We hope you enjoy!

Hello and welcome everyone to your favorite bumpy podcast! Wait – that's not right – your favorite podcast that goes bump in the night: The Right Wrong Turn! We are so happy you all have joined us for another week. Speaking of weeks, on this one's episode, Ken brings the story of Belle Gunness and her many (possibly murdered) husbands! We hope you enjoy.

Hello and welcome to the latest installment of The Right Wrong Turn. This time, we are bringing you the history of our next investigation site: Vaile Mansion. We are incredibly excited to visit this amazing house, and we are just as excited to share our investigation with you all!

Hello and welcome to the third installment of our series on why Black lives matter in America. This time, Tyler discusses some of the problems Black people still face today. As with the last episode and the next episode, there is nothing funny about what's happening to black people and other people of color in America today and the past. Hopefully, together, we can change the present to provide a better future for everyone in this country. Black Lives Matter.

Hello and welcome to the second part of our three-part series on why black lives matter in America. This time, Mason talks about major cases between 1991 and 2014. As with the last episode and the next episode, there is nothing funny about what's happening to black people and other people of color in America today and the past. Hopefully, together, we can change the present to provide a better future for everyone in this country. Black Lives Matter.

Hello and welcome to grand (and surprise) return of your favorite podcast: The Right Wrong Turn! We enjoyed our summer break, but we are back with some distressing and very real realities that some of our fellow humans have to suffer through each and every day. This episode, and the next two, will be different from our usual episodes. As you can tell by the title, there is nothing funny about what's happening to black people and other people of color in America today and the past. Hopefully, together, we can change the present to provide a better future for everyone in this country. Black Lives Matter.

Hello and welcome to the lazy quarantine podcast! The podcast where we are stuck at home, and still find a way to have an unreliable upload schedule. This marks our first Tuesday upload, and it marks a very unique story that we haven't quite talked about on the show before. This week, we have the bizarre story of the S.S. Ourang Medan and what may or may not have happened to its crew. We hope you enjoy!

Hello and welcome to The Right Wrong Turn, a podcast that has an incredibly sporadic upload date. While the uploading dates and stories vary wildly, the fascination and friendship along the way always remain the same. Or something inspirational like that. We are back again with another episode from the quarantine, and Ken brings the story of Ireland's devil castle: Loftus Hall. We hope you enjoy!