Come sit a spell for a special spooky season episode where your favorite witches discuss being respectful if/when you visit a cemetery for the holiday.

Spooky season is in full swing so we are bringing you a spooky little episode about a spooky little occurrence in our little corner of Missouri. So, come sit a spell and we'll tell you about the Spooklights.

Once upon a time in upstate New York lived a school teacher named Ichabod Crane. His became one of the earliest folk tales of America. Come sit a spell in Sleepy Hollow and we'll talk about it.

Once upon a time in Tennessee, 1817-1821 approximately, there was quite the disturbance for The Bell family. Strange occurrences, noises and scratches in the night were just a few of the tricks up the Bell Witch's sleeves. So, come sit a spell, we're going to talk all about it.

The Scape Goat. Like a lamb to the slaughter. We have so many epithets about these animals, especially in our religious speech. So, come sit a spell and we'll talk about these incredibly interesting bovines.

We talked about the New Age movement at the end of Season 3, including discussing a particularly large part of the historic religious expansions within the United States in the 100 years leading up to the New Age movement. And now, we discuss the fear that was born out of the different religious freedoms of the New Age movement in our discussion on The Satanic Panic. So, come sit a spell and let's trek back to America in the 1980s.

Ah, the minor arcana. Each suit with it's own story to tell us. To lead us through. Come sit a spell while we Spear you with this firey tarot suit.

Come sit a spell while we kick off October in the most amazing way possible- by giving Mr. October himself, the classy host of OctoberPodAM, a tarot reading. Such a great conversation, an amazing reading, and plenty of Halloween-y discussion!

Ah, spooky-season approacheth... So, let's get paranormal. What kind of spirit is a poltergeist? Is a poltergeist even a spirit? Is it like in the movie? Was the movie cursed? Come sit a spell and we'll talk about it.

Were the Warrens wonderfully wholesome and worthy of the nation's adoration? Or were the Warrens wasckly wabbits who worked to exploit the haunted and tormented? Come sit a spell while your favorite witches talk about it.