The Terror and Travel Show

An elusive creature that terrorized the peasants of rural France in the 1760's. Was it a massive wolf, or an otherworldly cryptid? 

Edited by Mckenzie Wilkes
Theme song by Ian Frost 

Deep in the woods of Kirtland, Ohio, survivors of an evil doctor's experiments live and breed amongst themselves, away from the prying eyes of civilians. Tread lightly and beware the Melonheads. 

CW: Body mutilation towards children. Timestamp to skip ahead to travel: 22:38

Edited by Mckenzie Wilkes
Theme song by Ian Frost

After a difficult birth on a stormy night, the 13th child of Mother Leeds was born, and transformed himself into a grotesque, winged creature.  He roams the Pine Barrens of South New Jersey to this very day. 

Edited by Mckenzie Wilkes
Theme song by Ian Frost

What would happen if you visited a town that didn't even exist? If it disappeared around you, would you disappear with it?

Edited by Mckenzie Wilkes
Theme song by Ian Frost

Life as an 18th century English peasant was a constant fight for survival. But for the children, the threat of a skin stealing witch dragging them back to her cave was a constant source of terror.  

Edited by Mckenzie Wilkes
Theme song by Ian Frost

A misty stretch of road in rural Wisconsin houses the green specter of Old Man Weary, along with phantom lights and trains, imp like creatures, a grim, and a little girl with a basket. Do your part to avoid Weary Road at night. 

Edited by Mckenzie Wilkes
Theme song by Ian Frost

Returning guest medium Eliza Nanos continues to take Blair and Eric on a whirlwind tour of the stories surrounding Disneyland's happy haunts, with some revealing themselves to be decidedly unhappy.

Edited by Mckenzie Wilkes
Theme song by Ian Frost

Spiritual medium and former Disney cast member Eliza Nanos leads Blair and Eric through dozens real hauntings at the happiest place on Earth. We hope you enjoy this special two part episode!

Edited by Mckenzie Wilkes
Theme song by Ian Frost

The Gullah Geechee people of the Sea Islands have long shared the legend of a skinless horror who's sole aim is to suck the breath and life force out of their victim's chest, all while their victim slumbers soundly. Fill in any cracks on your windowsill, prepare your salt, paint your house blue, and most importantly..."don't let de hag ride ya."

Edited by Mckenzie Wilkes
Theme song by Ian Frost

If you're unlucky enough to witness the ghost ship of Platte River, a devastating prophecy will be revealed to you. Then, join us at the Old Faithful Inn, and hear the tale of the Headless Bride roaming the crow's nest. 

Edited by Mckenzie Wilkes
Theme song by Ian Frost