43. Mother Monster: Lilith and her Succubi

50. Shake Your Tail Feather: La Lechuza and the Dancing Plague of 1518

This week we talk about a very creepy bird and the wildest dancefloor in history. Jerry tells the story of La Lechuza, a wild witch plaguing northern Mexico and Texas. Brian talks about the chaos that occurred during the Dancing Plague of 1518 leading to multiple deaths by dance. What haunted you this week? Sources: History.com Science Direct Smithsonian Magazing Public Domain Review BBC Radio

49. Sunken Sins: Underground Mansion and the Luxor Hotel Hauntings

What's hiding beneath Las Vegas? This week we explore the famous Underground House, built as a luxury fallout shelter, and the ghost stories that have made the Luxor Hotel one of the city's most talked-about paranormal destinations. Sources: Vegas Ghosts LA Times Review Journal Morbid Travel Guide "The End of Innocence: the 1945 -1965 New York World's Fair", Samuel, Lawrence R. Atlas Obscura Underground House Vegas

48. Ghosts and Goals: Bell Witch and Paul the Psychic Octopus

This week we're haunted by a legendary spirit and a psychic octopus. Jerry investigates the history of the Bell Witch Haunting dating back to 1817. Brian looks into the Paul the Octopus, the allegedly psychic animal who's 2010 World Cup predictions broke the internet. What haunted you this week?

47. Stairway to Humboldt: Eureka Inn Hauntings and Stairs in the Woods

This week Brian and Jerry talk about their adventures through Humboldt County and the strong possibility that they were cursed at some point. Brian discusses the possible hauntings occurring at the Eureka Inn. Jerry dive into the stairs in the woods phenomena and how an assuming object can cause major irrational fear. What haunted you this week? Sources: Subreddits r/NoSleep, r/OutOfTheLoop, R/Humboldt Glitch Theory on researchgate.net Wikipedia Pages for The Eureka Inn and US Highway 101

46. Beacons and Beasts: Battery Point Lighthouse and Redwood Forest Cryptids

We're headed north! This week we're haunted by the forests and coasts of Northern California. Jerry heads deep into the redwoods to talk cryptids and ghost trees such as the Wolf Man. Meanwhile, Brian dives into the haunted history and tragedies surrounding Battery Point Lighthouse. From coastal spirits to woodland terrors, we're exploring some of NorCal's strangest legends. Sources: Lighthouse Digest: Battery Point Celebrates 150 Years Medium: The Haunted History of Battery Point Lighthouse Del Norte County Historical Society Oregon Public Broadcasting Point Pinos Lighthouse United Sates Lighthouse Society Phantoms and Monsters Monster Fandom NPR