After a much needed break, Reanna and Lauren (& a few friends) are back! They are in a cabin and getting a bit messy. Grab a drink and get chaotic with them. 

Lauren and Reanna dive into curses. Are they true? We have no idea but Robert the Doll and the Curse of the Crying Boy Painting are creepy AF. So turn on a night light, crack one open and join the discussion 

Miss the holidays? Lauren and Reanna discuss a few old school holiday things they really have no idea about but try to understand anyways. Crack one open and join the discussion. 

Reanna and Lauren are joined by their quarantine family on this special New Year's Eve episode where they talk about their favorites of 2020 and their goals of 2021....plus a few side stories. Enjoy this extra boozy episode and Happy 2021! 

Lauren and Reanna switched things up this episode and had on their very first guest... Madison! Madison reflects back to her experiences with domestic abuse in relationships, mental health, and friendships! 

*TRIGGER WARNING*: This episode talks about domestic violence abuse and death. Please do not listen if these topics may be too sensitive.

For more information about domestic violence or if you/someone you know may be experiencing domestic abuse please go to: 
www.thehotline.org or call 
1.800.799.SAFE (7233)

Lauren and Reanna watched the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre for the first time and share their thoughts. They were confused, grossed out, but surely entertained. 

Lauren and Reanna read more stories that were written into them by listeners, as well as a few stories from the Subreddit /Ghoststories. Listen along as they sidebar central their way through a few tales. 

Lauren and Reanna take a step in Mexico to study Duendes and Naguals!

Reanna and Lauren discuss a cultural Navajo witch, the Skinwalker. They charter into undiscussed territory and scream about taking Tequila shots. Join them for the 1st episode in a Spoopy Speptember marathon. 

Lauren and Reanna discuss the last meals of men and women who have been put to death, and talk about what their last meals would be