In this episode, Kyle Fields shares a deeply personal story about a week spent alone in his childhood home in Quincy, Indiana, where he experienced terrifying events that he initially attributed to paranormal activity. As the narrative unfolds, it becomes clear that the true source of his fear was not a ghost, but rather his own mental health struggles, culminating in a diagnosis of schizophrenia. The conversation explores themes of trauma, the stigma surrounding mental illness, and the journey towards understanding and acceptance. And Greg does his best to, well not be Greg.

In this episode, the hosts explore the haunted history of Savannah, focusing on the infamous Sorrel Weed House. They delve into the scandalous past of the house, including the tragic stories of Matilda and Molly, two women whose spirits are said to haunt the premises. The conversation shifts to the various paranormal claims associated with the house, while also addressing skepticism surrounding these experiences. The hosts reflect on their own potential reactions to spending a night in the haunted house, blending humor with personal insights. The episode concludes with a teaser for the next episode, hinting at a deeply personal story.

In this episode of 'Paranoia or Paranormal', hosts Kyle and Greg explore the haunted histories of the Queen Mary and the Cecil Hotel. They delve into the tragic events that have occurred in these locations, discussing the various ghostly encounters reported by visitors. The conversation also touches on the intersection of mental health and paranormal experiences, as Kyle shares his personal reflections on how his own experiences with schizophrenia influence his perception of the supernatural. The episode concludes with a contemplation of the thin line between reality and the supernatural, encouraging listeners to consider their own beliefs about the paranormal.