Roses are Red

The House That Remembers Me

What if some places don’t just hold history… what if they hold you? In this episode of Strange with Dani, I step inside two of the most chilling unsolved family murders in history — the Villisca Axe Murder House and the Hinterkaifeck Farmstead. Different countries. Different decades. Same silence. Entire families killed in their sleep. Killers who lingered. Homes that never quite let the air feel light again. But this episode isn’t just about unsolved crime. It’s about recognition. The strange pull toward a house you’ve never entered… but somehow know. The feeling that a location isn’t unfamiliar — just distant. As I explore eerie parallels, a traveling predator theory, and the possibility that these tragedies were not isolated events, a deeper question begins to surface: Do places remember what happened inside them? Or do they remember who was there? If you’ve ever felt drawn to a story, a town, or a house that shouldn’t feel like home… this one might hit differently. Because maybe you’re not discovering it. Maybe… you’re remembering. Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/torus/alienation License code: RKZ75LZWVIKWZFGL

Roses are Red

The bloody origins of Valentine's Day

Into the Feral

Have you ever felt like you were being watched while camping? The forests hold secrets we can’t even begin to understand. From eerie whoops to whispers mimicking your name, what if the woods were never truly empty? Join me as I dive into chilling encounters that will make you think twice about your next outdoor adventure… What’s YOUR strangest camping story? Share it with me!

Taken in Silence

Georgia Tann’s reign of terror in Tennessee, kidnapping and adopting out children through the Tennessee Children’s Home Society, until her death in 1950.

Missing 411- Ontario and Berry Pickers

Dani talks about strange missing person cases of people that went missing in Ontario and while picking berries.