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Published by Jamie Marchi and J. Michael Tatum
Renowned and ridiculous voice actors, Jamie Marchi and J. Michael Tatum, share the hisTERRORy behind hauntings and other supernatural shenanigans.
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Robert the Doll and Anatoly Moskvin’s Doll Collection
More listener stories!
The case of the Tromp Family and children who were lost in the forest and found… with an interesting similarity.
More listener stories.. for the 100th time!!!
News of the Weird returns, and we answer some more listener questions!
More spooky listener stories!
Creepy stories of the unexplained plus our new segment, Surreal Estate!
More spooky listener stories!
Haunting and scandalous stories connected to the Allegheny County Jail in Pittsburgh and the Histerrory behind The Beast of Bray Road from Wisconsin.
Michael and Jamie answer listener questions!
More listener stories from you and drunk bird stories from Jamie!
More listener stories!
The true story that inspired Freddy Krueger and The 1889 Johnstown Flood.
More listener stories!
Listener stories!
Various ways to die in Victorian England.
Jamie and Michael answer listener questions!
Michael and Jamie throw their format to the wind and vent about the first four years/week of 2021.
More listener stories for our last episode before 2021!
This Christmas we read two ghost stories by Algernon Blackwood. Grab some eggnog, and get into the spirit of Jesus Halloween!
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