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Many cultures have their own traditions and folklore meant to keep children safe-- and sometimes, to make sure they listen. In this episode, we're diving into the tale of La Llorona, the infamous Wailing Woman deeply rooted in Latin American folklore.

Join us as we explore her tragic story, her chilling legend, and the fear she still inspires today. Listen closely... because if you stray too far or do the wrong thing, La Llorona just might come looking for you.

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During this episode, we'll be discussing the Aokigahara Forest, nestled at the base of Mt. Fuji. This dense and mysterious forest is known not only for its breathtaking beauty, but also for its tragic and haunting history. Many people travel here to experience its natural wonder- but for others, their visit is far more somber. For some, Aokigahara becomes their eternal resting place. For this reason, we caution everyone that is a difficult subject to talk about. If you or someone you know have thought of self-harm, we urge you to seek help. Confine in a friend, loved one or anyone you feel comfortable talking to. Your life matters, you matter to us! With that come along as we discuss Japan's Suicide Forest.

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Come along as we discuss the butcher of Plainfield, Ed Gein. Our team took a field trip to Plainfield WI, where we visited the Gein family plot and the family plot of his last victim, Bernice Worden. We then travel to the former Gein family farm and then into town to the location Bernice took her last breath. We don't want to give away everything we talked about, so it's time for you to listen to the whole story as only we can tell it.

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Did Matt Rife and Elton Castee really purchase Ed and Lorraine Warren's home? What happens to Annabelle and the other artifacts that have been collected and stored in the occult museum for decades? What is the plan that has been set out to keep Ed and Lorraine's legacy going? Why has there been so much silence from the sellers, Judy and Tony Spera? Come along as we discuss these questions and so much more.

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During this episode the team discusses their time investigating the Grand Theater in Oshkosh WI this past April. The theater opened in 1883 and is the oldest operating opera house in Wisconsin and did we mention they claim to be haunted? Come along as we explore our time at the Grand theater.

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This story was sent in by a listener named Zackary, who shared with us an alien reptilian encounter at a home in Morgantown, West Virgina, USA in 2006. Why did alien reptilian creatures invade this home? What was their purpose there? Listen in to find out these answers.

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Superstitions are deeply ingrained in human culture, often tied to beliefs about luck, fortune and rituals to either ward off bad luck or attract good luck. Many superstitions stem from centuries-old traditions and are passed down through generations without clear understanding of their origins.

People might follow certain rituals, like knocking on wood, crossing their fingers, or avoiding walking under ladders, often as a way to feel in control of uncertainty. These actions, though seemingly irrational, can provide comfort in unpredictable situations.

Superstitions often come from religious or cultural beliefs, where certain actions or objects were believed to influence events or prevent misfortune. For example, the fear of breaking a mirror (believed to bring seven years bad luck) may originate from ancient beliefs that mirrors reflect not only our physical appearance, but our souls.

Are you curious about the origins of a specific superstition? Tune in and find out.

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Have you missed listening to us? Don't worry, we're still here. We'll be starting back up next week with the beginning of Season 3 and all new paranormal episodes. See what we will be up to in the following weeks. We can't wait to talk to you again.

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