Star Wars Nightmares and Our Halloween Costume Ideas

Putting Together A Ghost and Hometown Hauntings

In this episode, we decide to discuss hauntings that are present in our hometowns. Tune in to hear Jo talk about faceless men who wander the halls of Union Station, and Taz talk about a vengeful spirit who sets fire to a building on campus at Southern Utah University. Be warned- this episode does talk about murder, so listen to your own discretion! CREDITS: song in the first 30 seconds is Graves by Johnny Goth. Fair Use Act is, in this case, play a role, as we are not making any money off of this podcast.

Scarecrow The Reapening and What We Looked Forward To At HHN 2020

In this episode, we talk about the things we were looking forward to most at HHN30 this year. We thought giving our input and letting it live on in our hearts and through this episode would bring some cheer despite the event being postponed. Share with us what you would have liked to have seen!

Star Wars Nightmares and Our Halloween Costume Ideas

In this episode, we talk about a bunch of strange, creative, and just straight up weird Halloween costume ideas we came up with for couples, best friends, and groups of people. They range from really sweet Disney themed, to joke ones that we actually wouldn't be mad if some people tried. Feel free to share you costume ideas with us @ScreamParkPod on Twitter!

Lonely Clown Tent and Our Top 5 Horror Movies

In this episode, we talk about what our top 5 horror movies are! It's a wild ride from start to finish, and THERE ARE SPOILERS in this episode for the movies we mention, so listen with that in mind! We talk about lonely clowns, Bruce Campbell's rippling muscles, and Cars 2. Spoilers away!

Centrifugal Goat and Shout-out to Aunt Holly

In this episode, we talk about what versions of certain rides are better. The Disneyland ones, or the Disney World ones? We discuss the pros and cons of each, and tally them up to see which park in total has the better versions to us! There's plenty of talk about queues, the tracks themselves, and also getting squished on Big Thunder Mountain.