This is their weirdest episode to date! Join Crissy and Barry for the spoooooookiest ghosts and haunted places of Newfoundland. They go back to Bell Island to see how WWII era Germans and the fairies worked to create the legend of the Ghost of Dobbin’s Garden. Then, back to St. John’s to visit The Duke of Duckworth and The Four Sisters which are considered to be a couple of the most haunted locations in North America’s oldest city. Throw in a ghost from one of Newfoundland’s many resettled communities, a completely fictional ghost in one of Memorial University’s residence houses and some strange happenings during the recoding of this episode and you’ll see why they scared themselves.

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The world is full of mysteries. Who knows what undiscovered beasts are wandering in the nooks and crannies of Earth? In this episode, Crissy and Barry look at the cryptids of the land and sea of Newfoundland and Labrador. They also reminisce about safety videos from the 1980s – who was the honker? And give a terrible book review of “The Lord of the Rings”. Why? It all ties in somehow.

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A designated demon retreat and an ancient settlement hidden in plain site for centuries are two of the places the Crissy and Barry explore in this episode. Why is the poor maid dragged into this hellscape and can legends sometimes be true? Find out in  “Hidden Places”.

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…And we’re continuing with our final 5 of 10 top picks for the weirdest Newfoundland stories. Crissy and Barry ask themselves what went on in that cabin in the woods? We have a science-y story about long lost DNA and another about the Newfoundland accent. We give our love to the Merb’ys and, of course, get a wrestling story in there.

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In Part 1 of Strange But True, Crissy and Barry cover 5 of their top 10 picks for weirdest stories from ‘The Rock’. We’ve got moose, mysterious coffins, unsettling happenings in old graveyards, possibly evolved morally conscious rats, and some very strange weather.

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Get ready for the creeps as Crissy and Barry get personal with their experiences with sleep paralysis or, as it is called in Newfoundland, The Old Hag. In this nightmare fuel episode, they look at its origins across multiple cultures, what the heck is going on when we sleep and dream, and how can we prevent this terrifying encounter from happening. Oh! And they have a special mystery guest!

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Forget the Tinkerbell image of fairies and join Crissy and Barry as they expose the dark side of the Newfoundland Fairies. Be careful of fairy paths when you are out in the woods and, whatever you do, do not allow yourself to be found without a shovel! Also, what is the deal with bread? Find out in "The Fairies".

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Crissy and Barry ponder what could have caused a mysterious BOOM over Bell Island in April of 1978. Was it natural? Was man-made? Was it a heavenly bowling tournament? Who tried to figure it out and what do the experts think? How can Barry weave wrestling into the conversation? All these questions and more are explored in “The Bell Island Boom”. 

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