Ghosts, Pizza, snd Shit!

Oh Shit Road Trip!

The Creepy Shit We Talk About is officially BACK for Season 2 and we are kicking things off with an absolute banger of an episode! We sat down with author K.G. Miceli to dig into her book "Tales of Texas Road: Amherstburg, Ontario" and let us tell you... this one gave us chills. If you have never heard of Texas Road in Amherstburg, Ontario you are about to go down a rabbit hole you will not want to climb out of. K.G. brings the stories to life in a way that will have you sleeping with the lights on and questioning every road trip you have ever taken. We talk about what inspired her to write the book, the legends and lore surrounding this notoriously spooky stretch of road and the very real experiences that people have had there over the years. It is the kind of conversation that reminds you why we started this podcast in the first place. Season 2 is here and we are not holding back. Buckle up and enjoy the ride... if you dare.

We Just Recorded That Shit!

In this episode of Creepy Shit We Talk About, we conclude our two part series on spirit communication and the tools that are changing the way investigators connect with the unknown. From EVP sessions and spirit boxes to newer digital techniques, we break down the methods we use to capture unexplained voices—and the eerie results that come with them. What starts as experimentation quickly turns into something much more unsettling as we review the voices and responses we’ve recorded. Are these just fragments of noise our brains try to make sense of, or are we truly hearing from something beyond? Tune in as we share the techniques, the evidence, and the moments that left us questioning what’s really out there.

That Ouija Board is Talking Shit

In this episode, we slide the planchette across one of the most controversial objects in paranormal history—the Ouija board. Is it an innocent parlor game, a psychological phenomenon, or a genuine tool for spirit communication? And what happens when the board starts saying things it shouldn’t? We explore the origins of the Ouija board, how it became a cultural obsession, and why it’s been blamed for everything from harmless scares to full-blown hauntings. The team dives into firsthand experiences, infamous cases, and the mechanics behind how the board “moves” (including the ideomotor effect), while also asking the bigger question: what if something else is moving it? From spirits who claim to be friendly to entities that seem anything but, this episode walks the thin line between skepticism and the supernatural. Light a candle if you dare—but remember, if the board starts talking back… you might not like what it has to say.

Ghosts, Pizza, snd Shit!

In this episode of the Creepy Shit We Talk About, the hosts sit down with the Mohawk Mediums to unpack their latest ghost investigations—dives into haunted locations, chilling spirit encounters, and the moments that left even seasoned investigators questioning what’s real. From unexplained voices to eerie energy shifts, the conversation pulls back the curtain on what actually happens during a modern paranormal investigation, blending cultural insight with firsthand experiences from the field. And because no deep dive into the unknown is complete without a little grounding in the familiar, the crew also shares their unapologetic love of pizza—because whether you’re chasing spirits or swapping ghost stories, a good slice somehow makes it all better. 🍕👻

Remote Viewing And Shit

In this episode of Creepy Shit We Talk About, the team dive headfirst down the rabbit hole of remote viewing—the mysterious practice of perceiving distant places, people, or events using only the mind. From the U.S. government’s secret Cold War psychic experiments to modern-day claims of psychic intelligence gathering, we explore how remote viewing moved from fringe curiosity to a topic taken seriously by intelligence agencies and paranormal researchers alike. Along the way, we unpack the science, the skeptics, and the believers, sharing some of the strangest stories and experiments ever attempted. Is remote viewing a hidden human ability… or just one of the greatest psychological puzzles ever studied? Either way, this episode will leave you questioning how much of reality we truly understand.