#iceland #horror #folklore Support The Most Haunted City On Earth and get zero ads, a welcoming community, exclusive content, and special episodes like The Fix. Join us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/hauntedcitypodcastIn this wildly festive, completely unhinged episode, we dive deep into the dark Icelandic folklore of Grýla, the mountain-dwelling Christmas ogress who eats naughty children, commands the Yule Lads, and owns the terrifying Yule Cat. Along the way, things spiral exactly as you would expect.ANNOUNCEMENTSJanuary 11: The Other Side Show goes LIVE exclusively on PatreonJanuary 13: Season 8 Episode 1 dropsJanuary 23: The Other Side Show pilot releases publicly

Welcome to a powerful new episode of The Most Haunted City On Earth. Scroll down to get the links to Rebecca & Meleah's podcast: The Sister Act PodcastOur PatreonParajunkies get bonus content first, including early drops for our new horror improv spinoff The Other Side Show coming in early January.Join here: www.patreon.com/hauntedcitypodcastThis week, Madison Timmons sits down one-on-one with Rebecca and Meleah, two sisters and survivors of the 12 Tribes group. They share what it was like growing up inside a high control religious environment, how the rules tightened over time, and what it took to finally get out.In this conversation we get into:How families are recruited and why the “community” feels safe at firstThe day-to-day control, including strict dress codes and constant accountability Courtship, marriage pressure, and what happens when someone is “cut off”Isolation, fear tactics, and the long road of relearning normal life after leavingCorporal punishment, “confessions,” and the lasting impact on relationships and identityYou will also see never-before-seen photos of Rebecca and Meleah as teens while they were still inside.This is a judgment-free circle. If you have questions, drop them in the comments. And if you want a Part 2, tell us what you want covered.Heads up: This episode includes discussion of religious trauma, isolation, and corporal punishment.Rebecca and Meleah’s Podcast: The Sister ActIf you want to hear their story on their own terms and support their work, check out their show and socials below.YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsLip-YHIdpJbGPQbajEDfwApple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-sister-act/id1858099404Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/614c7m9NhIzbnoezw4nbLQRebecca TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thesisteractpodcastMeleah TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theunscripther08Rebecca Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rebecca_thesisteractpodcast/Meleah Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theunscripther/Follow The Most Haunted City On EarthWebsite: www.hauntedcitypodcast.comStay spooky, y’all.

Become a Parajunkie on Patreon for zero ads, a welcoming community, and exclusive never-before-seen content, including special episodes like The Fix:⁠www.patreon.com/hauntedcitypodcast⁠Welcome back to Haunted Zillow, segment #5 of The Most Haunted City On Earth. Madison Timmons is on the mic, with JT filling in for Chris, who’s currently in New York and clearly deep in his Zillow era—because the first listing in this episode came straight from him.In this segment, we break down three houses that are still for sale right now, all priced suspiciously low and all giving off serious haunted energy.First up is the New York Nightmare House, a rural farmhouse listed for $19,900 cash only. On the outside it looks like a basic fixer-upper. Inside… it’s something else entirely, complete with derelict rooms, unsettling decor, and an attic that does not feel empty.Next, we head to Ohio with a listing we can only describe as “Is This Really in Cincinnati?”. Built in the 1930s and inspired by the World’s Fair “Homes of Tomorrow,” this limestone-and-concrete structure looks more like a prison or an action-movie set than a family home. It’s $200,000, sold as-is, and comes with historical newspaper clippings that raise more questions than answers.Finally, we tour a massive Victorian home in Helena, Arkansas, built in 1886 and listed for $120,000 by the owner. Four bedrooms, nearly 4,000 square feet, original details, stained glass, and a price that makes absolutely no sense. It’s beautiful, well-maintained, and somehow feels like no one is truly alone inside it.We also share a quick update on The Other Side Show, our new horror-improv series blending comedy with paranormal and cryptid themes. The first episode premieres December 20 on Patreon, with a public release coming in January 2026.If you’re listening on Spotify, switch over to video to see these listings for yourself. And if you stumble across a creepy, underpriced house in your town, send it our way through Ghost Mail at ghostmail@hauntedcitypodcast.com.

Become a Parajunkie Today! You’ll get ad-free episodes, live investigations, and first access to our wild new projects like The Otherside Show and exclusive museum content we can’t put on YouTube. Join the PJ Fam here: https://www.patreon.com/hauntedcitypodcastIN THIS EPISODE:– New Year’s Eve Fireworks Figure: A cheerful family photo turns eerie when a strange, space-filling mass appears in front of a car’s headlight. Is it motion blur, matrixing…or a hunched, clawed figure with a face that changes the longer you stare?– The Twin at Castillo de San Marcos: A mom who lost one twin in utero captures a second boy standing beside her son at the fort in St. Augustine. Guardian angel? Doppelgänger? Mimic? Madison and Chris dig into twin lore, spirit “aging,” and why the glowing eyes and stretched proportions feel so unnerving.– The Blackberry Demon Face: A grainy 2011 phone snap hides what looks like a two-faced, mask-peeling entity straight out of “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.” The crew connect it to Japanese urban legends like Kuchisake-onna and talk about attachments that hide in plain sight.– The Thing in the Truck (…And Hat Man at the Door): A simple “I look like I’m in a spaceship” dash photo turns into a full car-haunting. A massive figure looms behind the driver’s seat, a possible “victim” slumps in the back, and a shadowy Hat Man-style silhouette waits in the doorway. Beloved dad watching over her, something darker, or both?WATCH/LISTEN MORE:Website: https://www.hauntedcitypodcast.comSavannah Paranormal Museum: https://www.savannahparanormalmuseum.comSupport the show, watch The Other Side Show live, and hang out with us behind the scenes on Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/hauntedcitypodcast

Become a Parajunkie and never face Krampus alone again. Our Patreon family gets ad-free episodes, wild bonus shows like The Fix, early access to live investigations, and first dibs on unhinged stuff like our new improv show The Other Side Show. Join us here: www.patreon.com/hauntedcitypodcastIt’s Krampusnacht, and we’re ringing in the most unholy night of the year with the Christmas demon himself. In this episode, Madison and Chris dive horn-first into the folklore of Krampus—the clawed, chain-rattling counterpart to St. Nicholas who terrorizes naughty kids across the Alpine regions.Chris kicks things off with his real-life Krampusnacht memories from Amberg, Germany—complete with a snarling beast on a chain, Pope-style St. Nick, and the threat of being dragged into the woods at midnight. From there, we unravel how Krampus went from pagan winter monster to “Santa’s bad cop,” why there are actually many Krampi (including lady Krampus variants), and how he got tangled up in Catholicism, bans, propaganda pamphlets, and violent Krampus runs that still send people to the ER.Madison breaks down:Krampus’s origins in Alpine and pagan winter loreHis toolkit: birch switches, chains, baskets for kidnapping, and moreHow Krampusnacht works (boots, candy, birch-stick warnings, and a lot of schnapps)The postcards that turned him into a Christmas iconRare Krampus facts: the switch ledger, faceless Krampus, the glutton-eating adult version, and a boot-and-tallow summoning ritualWe also tease other winter monsters like Grýla, the Yule Lads, La Befana, and more unhinged holiday creatures that might get their own episodes if you ask for them loudly enough.MEET KRAMPUS IN SAVANNAHKrampus will be at the Savannah Paranormal Museum on December 6th, noon–4 p.m.Museum ticket + selfie: $5Museum ticket + pro photo: $10 totalJust want Krampus pics, no museum: $25 for selfie + pro photo bundleCome see us, grab a photo, and make some questionable holiday memories.NEW SHOW: THE OTHER SIDE SHOWIf you love “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” and horror, our horror/paranormal improv show The Other Side Show premieres December 9th, and we’ll be live-streaming the first two episodes exclusively for Parajunkies.TELL US BELOWWhich winter monster should we cover next—Grýla, the Yule Cat, La Befana, or another Christmas cryptid? Drop it in the comments and we may drag them onto the show next.Stay spooky, and happy Krampusnacht.

Become a Parajunkie and unlock the REAL haunted side of Savannah — zero ads, an amazing community, unseen investigations, and our Patreon-exclusive series The Fix. Join us at: www.patreon.com/hauntedcitypodcastWelcome back to Ghostmail, where you tell the stories… and we try not to lose our minds reading them.Tonight’s episode takes us from precognitive dreams in Costa Rica, to a light-switch-obsessed ghost in a Massachusetts home tied to Daniel Webster, to a Hat Man encounter that nearly led a child out into the street — and the guardian angel who may have stepped in to save her.STORY 1 – MJ (Costa Rica):MJ shares her deeply personal journey of reconnecting with herself, discovering her precognitive dreaming ability, and a Halloween moment in San José where a rain-soaked night, a Victorian-era spiritualism tour, and one casual invitation to the spirits resulted in a physical burn on her raincoat. A trickster? A warning? A cosmic “don’t call us, we’ll call you”?STORY 2 – Jessica (Massachusetts):Growing up in a home built on Daniel Webster’s barn foundation, Jessica dealt with a ghost who flipped the hall light switch… repeatedly. This spirit had preferences, boundaries, and apparently an affection for her — and the activity may even connect to the famously haunted Winslow House just a few doors down.https://www.patriotledger.com/story/news/2008/10/27/haunted-places-on-south-shore/40141472007/STORY 3 – Raven (California & Mojave Desert):Raven brings two heavy hitters:• Her childhood Hat Man, who didn’t lurk… he beckoned. Into rooms, onto balconies, and one terrifying night — out the front door.• Her Papa, whose love may have quite literally kept her car alive long enough to get her home, and whose presence later returned in dreams to give her peace and closure.Strap in — this one is emotional, eerie, and special.If you’ve got a paranormal story, send it to ghostmail@hauntedcitypodcast.com.And don’t forget to check out the Savannah Paranormal Museum: www.savannahparanormalmuseum.com

Want to go even deeper into the hauntings? Become a Parajunkie and unlock ad-free episodes, a killer community, and exclusive content you won’t see anywhere else. Join us at: www.patreon.com/hauntedcitypodcastStep through a cemetery gatehouse, a crumbling 1800s Texas mill, and a totally normal-looking lake house that secretly hides a full Phantom-of-the-Opera–style auditorium in its basement… welcome back to Haunted Zillow.In this episode of The Most Haunted City on Earth, Madison Timmons, Chris Soucy, and the ever-pickled Pickles explore three real-life Zillow listings that genuinely feel built to be haunted:• Union Cemetery Gatehouse (Bellefonte, PA) — Featured on HGTV’s “Scariest House in America,” complete with self-locking doors, phantom footsteps, toys activating on their own, and a disembodied “shh shh” heard over a crying baby. Oh — and the former owner is buried on the property.• Langs Mill (Doss, Texas) — A 19th-century mill on 300+ acres full of crooked barns, old machinery, graffiti from kids in the 50s and 80s, fey-feeling creek beds, and Confederate-era history that absolutely left a mark.• The Lake Michigan Organ House — A sweet little lakeside ranch hiding a massive Victorian-style music auditorium beneath it, with balcony seating and one of the largest Wurlitzer pipe organs ever made. Vampire cult vibes included.We break down the hauntings, the strange histories, the design choices that feel too cursed, and what it would be like to actually live in these places. Plus: updates on our RØDE Creator of the Year nomination, behind-the-podiums talk about our new improv series The Other Side Show, and some love to our Parajunkies for keeping this show alive.

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Something ancient was disturbed deep in the woods of Pennsylvania — and the house started to bleed.When David’s grandparents built a jacuzzi room over what locals believe was sacred Native American land, the floor began to spray blood. The police confirmed it was human… and that it belonged to someone still alive.In this spine-chilling episode of The Most Haunted City on Earth, Madison, Chris, and JT sit down with David to uncover the unbelievable true story of “The Bloody Jacuzzi House” — a haunting that connects Native American folklore, shapeshifting spirits, and a possible cover-up that went all the way to the police.Inside this episode:-The haunting of the “Blood House” in Stroudsburg, PA-Paranormal investigators vs. the police report that labeled it a hoax-Evidence photos of a footprint that looked like a moccasin-Theories of sacred trees, shapeshifters, and something trying to become humanThis is one of the wildest ghost stories we’ve ever heard — and it might just change how you see hauntings forever.

Join The Parajunkie Fam for ZERO ADS ALWAYS! (And much more)It’s our Halloween debrief from inside the Savannah Paranormal Museum, and everything popped off. In this episode, Madison and Chris break down what happened during our “Midnight Methods” night: Brian’s automatic writing sessions that connected guests with recently departed loved ones, a vulgar modern Navy ghost named Pete who hijacked the Estes Method, and a mysterious “bully” spirit that keeps muscling its way through the building.We also dive into the growing threat around Jigoku (our possible kitsune vessel), Charlotte’s shocking attempt to warnguests away from danger, Emily the haunted doll who may be desperately searching for her girl Leah in Savannah, and why the doll Jeb now looks like he’s been through a war. Plus, we talk phone calls from the dead, TVs that tell you where to stand, and what it really means when ghosts use modern tech to reach out.If you’ve ever wondered what Halloween is like inside a haunted museum in the most haunted city on earth—this is your front-row seat. Stay spooky, y’all.

Click here to join The Parajunkie Fam TODAY! Zero ads, exclusive content and so much more! Happy Halloween! In this week’s Ghostmail, Madison, Chris, and JT read two spine-tingling stories sent in by our Parajunkie family — and trust us, both of these will haunt you long after the outro.Story One: “Ghost Whisper” & “The Nope Ghost” — from Ultra Parajunkie ColeyColey’s been able to hear and see spirits since childhood, guided by her late brother Timmy.Her first story, Ghost Whisper, takes place inside Olinger Funeral, Cremation & Cemetery in Westminster, Colorado — where a man’s restless spirit realizes she can hear him mid-service and begs her to speak to his family. What follows is one of the most intense psychic shut-downs we’ve ever heard.Her second, The Nope Ghost, dives into a haunting that turns dark fast. A beautiful Colorado home that radiates anger… a whisper so vile she’s never repeated it… and a horrifying revelation that a serial killer once lived there. This one is part haunting, part true crime — and a full-blown reminder to listen to your intuition.Story Two: “He Keeps Finding Me” — from Leeah in Manitoba, CanadaLeeah was born between worlds. Since age 12, she’s heard spirits, seen orbs, and been visited by something darker — a shadowy male presence that’s followed her from home to home for decades.She’s smudged, she’s prayed, she’s moved across provinces… but the entity always finds her again.It even showed itself to her son, triggering panic so intense he was taken from school by ambulance.Now, years later, Leeah still wakes at 3:13 AM, haunted by the same energy that’s been stalking her since childhood — and she just wants to know: why her?Send in your Ghostmail today! ghostmail@hauntedcitypodcast.com

#conjuringhouse Click here and join the Parajunkie Fam TODAY! We kick off with peak chaos: Pequod the Ghost Guy boards the Moby-Dick bit, Madison & Chris debate whalers vs. pirates, and then we settle in for a Ghostmail packed with goosebump fuel and real talk about paranormal sensitivity.What’s insideKatie’s stories (CA & TX):Heavy boot footsteps in an empty hallway, a breath on the neck during hide-and-seek (nope!), sleep paralysis lifted by a dog (!), a dorm room TV that turns itself on, and a WWII nurse apparition in a campus museum.How to re-open your sensitivity:We dive into blockages, shadow work, intention vs. action, and why listening to spooky stories can quietly “flip the switch.”Betty’s “Haunty House” (Oklahoma):Skirt tugged in the kitchen, a voice at the attic window whispering “Elizabeth,” a porcelain doll launched six feet, a walking shadow that dissolves in light, a Regency-era figure in a thunderstorm, and a heartbreaking epilogue that explains why memory can fog the weirdest years of our lives.AnnouncementsSave The Conjuring House: We’re supporting Jason Hawes’ effort to keep the house in good stewardship. The auction timing changed; details are evolving. GoFundMe link is right here! Read the description for the latest and consider chipping inHalloween at the Savannah Paranormal Museum — Midnight Methods: Estes Method, automatic writing with Brian & Jen Byers, and hands-on time with lesser-used tools while the veil is thinnest. Limited spots! Click here to learn more.Send us your storyGot a haunting? We want it.

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Join the Parajunkie Family TODAY!Madison Timmons and Chris Soucy sit down with Kim Jeffries—who traces her lineage directly to Mother (Deborah) Leeds—to talk about the Jersey Devil like you’ve never heard it before. From family genealogy and Pine Barrens road rules (“don’t stop for gas… ever”) to the 1700s almanac feud that dragged the Leeds name—yes, Benjamin Franklin was messy—this episode peels back the folklore and looks at the real family behind the legend. 👹🦇What’s InsideKim’s story: how a casual comment from grandma turned into a generational deep-diveWhy the other 12 Leeds kids matter (and how that nukes certain origin stories)Pine Barrens sightings, school closures, hoofprints on roofs, and a lottery commercial(!)Franklin vs. Titan Leeds: the petty almanac war that helped cement the mythIs the Jersey Devil a curse, a cryptid, or a culture-born creature that refuses to die?

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Do you ever scroll Zillow for fun? Same. Today we’re diving into HAUNTED ZILLOW: the Conjuring House auction, an abandoned Idaho mine straight out of a slasher, a Beetlejuice-coded mansion near Atlanta, the Murdaugh “Moselle” estate, a Washington drug-house nightmare, and the cheapest (?) tiny home in coastal Maine. Which one would you brave for a night? 👀Subscribe for more weird real estate, ghost stories, and investigations from Savannah—aka The Most Haunted City on Earth.

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Ever had the veil feel paper-thin? 👻 In today’s GHOSTMAIL episode of The Most Haunted City on Earth, Madison Timmons and Chris Soucy read three listener encounters that spiral from eerie to outright terrifying: a hulking shadow figure in rural Tennessee (Good Friday, thin-veil vibes), baby’s first sleep paralysis demon, and a dorm haunting that escalates into a deer-antlered nightmare straight out of Appalachian & Algonquin lore (Wendigo? Púca? You decide).

Watch Us Investigate The Mars Theatre LIVE! www.patreon.com/hauntedcitypodcastAppalachia is packed with terrifying tales—but today we’re lathering up the cleanest legend of them all: Soap Sally.

We trace this Southern boogeywoman from mill-town wash lines and lye barrels to modern ghost tours, explore why parents warned “be home by dark… or Soap Sally will get you,” and unpack how these stories doubled as cautionary tales. Madison Timmons, Chris Soucy, and JT connect Soap Sally to wider folklore (hello, Baba Yaga), talk lye-soap chemistry and why it burns, and share a wild Thomaston, GA lead about “Goat Hill” and three ominous kettles. Plus: why villains in old tales often started as women who wouldn’t conform—and what that says about the culture that created them.We’re also investigating the Mars Theater on Sept 29. We’ll stream ~2 hours publicly, then go all night with our Parajunkies on Patreon.

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Y’all sent us your ghosts caught on camera—and today we’re taking a little peeksie-poo at your wildest submissions. From a Chicago occult museum clip with a bizarre audio/visual jolt, to an EVP whisper that sure sounds like “I’m dead,” to a chilling Lady in White reflection and a truly upsetting peeking face at a Minnesota bowling alley, all the way to a powerful, heart-tugging apparition at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium—we break down what we see, what we hear, and how these moments might happen.

Along the way, Madison Timmons, Chris Soucy, and JT Timmons share investigator tips on interpreting EVPs, why ritual objects hold energy, and how loved ones sometimes show up in the places that meant the most.

Also: big news! We’re investigating the Mars Theater on Sept 29. We’ll stream ~2 hours publicly, then go all-night with our ParaJunkies on Patreon. If you want the full overnight hunt, join us here: www.patreon.com/hauntedcitypodcast. And true-crime fans—our sister show From One to Wicked is shifting to multi-part deep-dive series so we can go farther without melting brains.

Have evidence? Send your photos, videos, and stories to ghostmail@hauntedcitypodcast.com. We love featuring your captures and giving thoughtful, judgment-free feedback—because your experiences matter, your questions are welcome, and the weird is normal.

#theconjuring #theconjuringlastrites Click here to join the Parajunkie Family TODAY for zero ads always, weekly livestreams, and to part of a welcoming paranormal community! When a real-life haunting becomes Hollywood—what’s fact, what’s fiction? With The Conjuring: The Last Rites out now, we dive deep into the Smurl Family Haunting of West Pittston, Pennsylvania—the duplex, the decade-long disturbances, the sulfur smells and poltergeist activity, the alleged succubus encounters (content note), the failed blessings and exorcisms, and the polarizing role of Ed & Lorraine Warren. Madison Timmons & Chris Soucy (with JT) unpack the original claims, the skeptics’ counters, why the new movie deviates, and how cases like this shape our collective fear and faith. This is a judgment-free circle: your experiences matter, your questions are welcome, and the weird is normal. Cut the lights, turn the volume up, and let’s separate true story vs. movie myth—together.#SmurlFamily #ConjuringTheLastRites #EdAndLorraineWarren #ParanormalPodcast #WestPittston #TrueStoryVsMovie #MostHauntedCityOnEarth #GhostStories #Poltergeist #Exorcism

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In this episode we dive into Alaska’s “little people” lore—the Inukan/Ikchinhut—fey-like beings said to live in parallel with us, impossibly strong, quick, and fond of vanishing, with encounters that include a pipe-smoking figure on a driftwood log, hunters who slip a “day” into years, sacred quarries defended by unseen rock-throwers, hilltop villages near Nelson Island, and a caribou “meat feast” that comes with a steep time-dilation price; we compare these tales to Savannah’s Boo Hag and the Appalachian moon-eyed people, talk etiquette (respect sacred places, don’t take what isn’t yours—if you do, leave an offering), and shout out the Hulu documentary “Blood and Myth” that sparked our deep dive, plus the bizarre activity we’ve captured lately at the Savannah Paranormal Museum.

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Never watch another ad again and become a member of the Parajunkie Fam TODAY! We went shopping for ghosts on Zillow 👻—from a towering Masonic temple in St. Louis to a stone “writer’s castle” in Kansas City with a resident spirit named Clara. In this episode of Haunted Zillow, we dig into rumors and records, imagine what might’ve gone down between those walls, and share receipts when the history is there.Listings from this episode (in order):• Masonic Temple (St. Louis, MO)

↳ History (Lambskin Temple PDF)• Texas House (Abilene, TX)• “The Writer’s Castle” (Kansas City, MO)

Quick history hits: “The Writer’s Castle” 🏰Built c.1909 for Mary A. Charles (widow of produce merchant Augustus L. Charles); ~4,800 sq ft over 3 stories + finished basement.The property’s had many lives: private mansion → rumored brothel → multiple churches (1954–1990s) → The Writers Place literary hub (1992+) hosting authors, readings, and exhibits.Local lore & eyewitness accounts (2000–2001) mention footsteps on the stairs, odd perfumed scents, and phones that cut off daily at 3:45 PM—plus a séance report of a ghostly woman named Clara.Renovated again after 2019: kitchen moved upstairs, added baths, half-finished basement with separate entrance; 28-inch-thick stone walls and castle-like terraces.Tell us: Which one are you brave enough to buy—and why? Drop your pick (and any haunted listings we should feature next) in the comments. If you enjoy this series, hit subscribe, tap the bell, and share with your spooky real-estate squad.Note: We’re not affiliated with these sellers or platforms. Prices, photos, and availability change—always check the current listing pages.#HauntedZillow #Zillow #HauntedHouses #ParanormalPodcast #RealEstate #GhostStories #KansasCity #StLouis #Abilene #MostHauntedCityOnEarth

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It's the best way to support us and what we do:)With the blood moon coming up in early September, we wanted to make an episode about how the moon relates to the paranormal!The moon has always carried mystery, but does it also fuel the paranormal? In this episode of The Most Haunted City on Earth, Madison and Chris explore the ancient folklore, chilling legends, and modern theories linking lunar cycles to hauntings, madness, and supernatural activity.From Babylonian moon gods and Greek philosophers to werewolf myths, ghost festivals, and modern ghost hunts timed with lunar phases, we unravel how humanity has long believed the moon affects spirits and even our own behavior. Is there real evidence behind the “lunar effect,” or are we seeing the power of belief itself at work?Along the way, we dive into historical accounts, scientific studies, and personal stories—from hospital workers swearing the full moon makes nights chaotic, to investigators reporting more ghostly encounters during certain moon phases.👻 Whether you’re a skeptic, a believer, or somewhere in between, this episode shines light on one of the oldest mysteries of the night sky.