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Meg and Alyssa share some astonishing third man stories after recounting their own stories of Valentine's Day and the Eagles Super Bowl celebrations!

Still caught up in Super Bowl excitement, Meg and Alyssa stay in a sporting territory this week. This time, they explore some paranormal experiences on and around the soccer.

The Philadelphia Eagles have made it back to the Super Bowl! To celebrate, Meg and Alyssa tell some incredible paranormal "Eagle" stories!

You've heard from Danny Getz on this show many times before, but never like this. This time, Danny brings us a chilling story from his own life! There's a first time for everything! In addition to his haunting tale from the early internet age, he tells us how The Carpenters led him to a wonderful yet scary story of one man trying to make contact with extraterrestrial beings. Listen to Feel Feelings Listen to Blanketing Covers Watch The Carpenters...Space Encounters Read Alyssa's Substack See Meg live

Meg and Alyssa ring in the new year with some 2025 dos and don'ts, and a tarot reading for the show.

Author and comedian Dave Terruso joins us to talk about his personal history as a writer, his approach to the craft, and his new horror novel The Snake Lady Will Eat You Whole.

Meg and Alyssa take us through the perfect gifts for paranormal enthusiasts of all ages!

Meg and Alyssa catch up with stories of major life events and some haunting stories from Reddit.

Meg and Alyssa tell some Thanksgiving stories, give some movie recommendations, and stumble on some interesting stories with a paranormal twist from South Philadelphia

Serena Bolliger brings us some stories from Arlington, and no offense to Brads, but we're not interested in anything Brads have to say #notallBrads #yesallbrads https://allisonsfinkelstein.com/publications/forgotten-veterans-invisible-memorials-how-american-women-commemorated-the-great-war-1917-1945/ https://icdt.osu.edu/code-girls-untold-story-american-women-code-breakers-world-war-ii this is the book on female code breakers including the women at Arlington Hall https://www.arlingtonmagazine.com/the-black-women-code-breakers-of-arlington-hall-station/