Season 2: Down the Rabbit Hole

This week we explore two stories that have terrified people for centuries. Jerry dives into the legend of La Lechuza, the shape-shifting witch said to haunt northern Mexico and South Texas. Then Brian unpacks the Dancing Plague of 1518, the bizarre historical event in Strasbourg where hundreds of people danced uncontrollably, leading to exhaustion and death.

From supernatural folklore to one of history's strangest mass hysteria events, this episode asks one question: what really haunted these communities?

What's hiding beneath Las Vegas? Brian explores the famous Underground House, a lavish underground bunker built during the Cold War as a luxury fallout shelter beneath the Nevada desert. Then Jerry checks into the Luxor Hotel, one of the Las Vegas Strip's most recognizable resorts, to uncover the ghost stories, paranormal encounters, and eerie legends that have made it a favorite among haunted hotel enthusiasts.

From Cold War history to modern hauntings, this episode explores two of Las Vegas' strangest landmarks.

This week, Brian and Jerry talk about their wild adventures through Humboldt County—and the strong possibility that they were cursed at some point along US Highway 101! 

Brian breaks down the eerie ghost stories and paranormal encounters haunting the historic Eureka Inn. Then, Jerry dives into the terrifying "Stairs in the Woods" phenomenon—exploring how an unassumingly out-of-place object deep in the wilderness can trigger absolute primal fear.  What haunted you this week? Drop a comment on Spotify or share your story with us!