It's time for the story of the talking mongoose, as told by Quinlan's mouth. Kerry takes us on a tour of executions, more specifically a history of the electric chair.

Holiday plans, harbored hatred and good cheer. Quinlan takes us to Scotland to look at some strange light house happenings. Kerry is also interested in geography, or at least enough to explain the Haskell Free Library and Opera House.

Quinlan urges everyone to stop what they are doing and watch Ghostwatch. 

 Kerry tells us the story of Jon Michael Hallford.

Kerry dives head first into Japanese folklore and it’s spooktastic. Quinlan recounts the horrific acts of the Zoo man.

Studies on stupidity, flight attendants and roses. Kerry tells us about the lemon juice bandits. Quinlan covers the murder of Missy Avila.

Kerry, hot off a cold trip, tells us ghost stories of the Alaskan wilderness. Quinlan tells the story of a Canadian doctor's appointment gone horrible wrong.

Quinlan tells the life? story of Bridie Murphy. Kerry recounts the 1964 Alaskan earthquake.

Kerry loves Orca whales, listen to her talk about it. Quinlan tells the story of Angelique Cottin, the electric girl.

Quinlan tells a collection of tales that feature secret messages, the word of the day is Steganography. Kerry’s collection features phones that kill us.

Kerry recounts the exploits of the Balloon Priest. Quinlan grabs a planchette and heads to Ouija.