Kerry turns up the heat with the haunted painting of a crying boy. Quinlan brings us a tale filled with... tails.

An overdue catch up sesh followed by three dragon inspired tales from Quinlan. Then Kerry tells us about the Devil of Swansea, Old Nick.

Dive into a couple watery tales. Kerry tells the story of the Buffalo Creek flood and Quinlan explores the mythology of the Loch Ness monster.

4 stories for the price of 1. Koa tells a ghost story. Quinlan tells a buried treasure story and Kerry ends us off with 2 tales of haunted objects.

A bone chilling personal tale followed by two ghost stories. Kerry tells the stories of Japanese Tsunami spirits. Quinlan tells the story of Canada’s most famous poltergeist.

Quinlan’s no meteorologist but there is meat in her forecast and what does a meat shower make you want to do? Ride a coaster of course. Kerry takes us on a few where accidents have happened.

Kerry does the story of a big boat, some might label it a ship, the USS Indianapolis. Quinlan unpacks the Baldoon Mystery.

Cooking advice, then, Quinlan examines cases of spontaneous human combustion. Kerry tells us about the Great Molasses Flood of 1919.

Trigger warning: tampons. Plus, a ghosting update. Kerry Le Man Disaster. Quinlan tells the story of Agneta Westlund who ended up dead in Sweden.

Quinlan tells the stories of the deaths of Cyrus Everett and Donna Mauch. Kerry tells the story of Native American actor Misty Upham.