A Haunting We Will Go

The Lindsays reappear as mysteriously as they disappear, here to talk about hauntings of a tubercular and mountainous nature. 

The Lindsays are back to chat about the goddess of fire and the god that likes to eat god-babies. 

The Lindsays are doing a final episode about mysterious disappearances, after which that topic will not-so-mysteriously disappear! So this week it's the MV Joyita, Dorothy Arnold, Frederick Valentich, Joan Risch, Ray Gricar, Béla Kiss, the Sodder Children and Louis Le Prince. We'll be back with a new episode next week (unless we mysteriously disappear, which we... probably won't).

Missouri Lindsay reports back re: having watched Train to Busan (watch it, y'all, seriously). Then the Lindsays get down to the business of talking about islands of haunted dolls and why you should NOT go around killing your political rivals. 

The Lindsays here to chat you up about lucid dreaming / dream walking and vintage unexplained psychic phenomena.

Holy snickerdoodles, fifty episodes! Neither of the Lindsays can believe it, even if they can believe in ghosts and stuff. Anyway, in this episode, the Lindsays talk about an Italian island of human ash and suffering, and a somewhat less hellish (but still plenty haunted) hotel in the heart of Chicago.

The Wild Prometheus The Lindsays have a good chat about the story of Prometheus and a slew of other random Greek mythology tidbits, then proceed to fall down the rabbit hole that is the Wild Hunt.

The Lindsays have a nice lengthy chat about the mysterious and somewhat misnamed D. B. Cooper, and the wellspring of conspiracy theories that is MK Ultra.

The Lindsays decided that in order to do justice to the Bell Witch, they needed to double-up on her; also, Chicago Lindsay has an interesting theory as to what her deal was. 

The Lindsays talk about cryptids from the depths of the oceans and the depths of Missouri.

The Lindsays are back to haunt your earbuds with random chatter about mysterious places topics: Area 51 and Easter Island!

Missouri Lindsay is back in your earballs with some spooky short stories (ooOoOOoOoOOOooH!) while Chicago Lindsay is recovering from bronchitis and not available for recording. We'll be back next week with a full episode with a theme of "mysterious places."

The Lindsays discuss some minor format changes to the show and get into some good ol' fashioned conspiracy theories, just like mom used to make! Featuring the Russian Woodpecker and the Area 51 Coast to Coast caller.

And now for something completely different: the Lindsays tag-team the Mothman!

The Lindsays bring in their favorite human mascot (hey Chappy!) to talk about the most haunted house in America and one of the most well-documented hauntings in America.

The Lindsays take a break from the usual format of discussing spooky stuff to talk about a current event situation re: spooky stuff. 

Wherein the Lindsays have a zombie-palooza and talk about the most effed up ghost town in Missouri.

Chicago Lindsay wasn't feeling the whole "topics" thing this week, so here's some rounds of Morbid Curiosity! Expect lots of random facts about death, tangents all over the place, and for some reason (*cough*cough*gin*cough*), lots of swearing. 

The Lindsays talk about the most violent haunting in Europe - the Black Monk of Pontefract - and the original He Who Shall Not Be Named

Twas a long and rambly episode, wherein the Lindsays did speak about such things as harpies, black-eyed kids, and some really neat reading recommendations!

This week, the Lindsays return with a special guest! Missouri Lindsay's sister joins us to talk all about her ghosty experiences. 

The Lindsays follow up on Older Lindsay's spooky happenings and talk about dokkaebi (Korean goblins) and old hags that like to infest dreams. 

The Lindsays chat about poltergeists, shadow people, and the hell-hag Datsue-ba ("old woman who strips clothes"). 

The Lindsays have a special episode with spooky stories to get you in the Halloween mood! (Also, rambling.)

This week on A Rambling We Will Go, the Lindsays eventually get around to talking about more Halloween-related goodness, including some spooky Halloween shit that predates Halloween as we know it.

The Lindsays tell a fairy tale of a brave girl and a witch with THE coolest house ever, and give you more spooky Halloween stats!

The Lindsays talk about Halloween infographics of candy and costumes, and the universality of the boogeyman. 

Happy Spooktober! The Lindsays get the Halloween party started with jack-o-lanterns and Vlad III. 

Somewhere in this episode, the Lindsays discuss a hairy mythology and the ghosts of flight 401. 

The Lindsays talk about drinking, tangents, goblins, the witching hour, and toaster pastry sigils.

The Lindsays are back after their red bean bag week, and in between tangents they talk about ghost sharks, Samhain and other barely-pronounceable Celtic holidays, and the internet wonder of Dear David.

The Lindsays give some shoutouts and (eventually!) talk about the Enfield Haunting and get down with some Cthulhu Mythos.

The Lindsays discuss eclipses, scary movies (with spoilers), spooky music, and awesome apps in a very rambly episode. 

This ittybittyspookysode guest stars YoungerLindsay and her cousin Alyssa, talking about Ashmore Estates! 

The Lindsays discuss the SS Ourang Medan and the Myrtles Plantation. Also, Halloween decor is starting to appear in stores! eeee!

Warning: in today's episode, the Lindsays talk about topics related to suicide. The number for the National Suicide Prevention line is 1-800-273-8255.  Other topics include: ouija boards, tangents, pets, and more tangents. 

The Lindsays play a few more rounds of their favorite game: Morbid Curiosity! (Mostly because Older Lindsay didn't find a topic in time for this week, naughty person!)

The Lindsays decide that maybe crop circles are interesting after all, and black cats are awesomer than you think.

New thing we're doing: the itty-bitty-spooky-sode! this spooky-sode guest stars Missouri-Lindsay's adorable niece reading us some scary stories.

The Lindsays talk about the 2017 Pride Mascot that IS the Babadook and the super-haunted Sloss Furnace in Birmingham, AL.

The Lindsays discuss some of their favorite spooky television shows. 

The Lindsays catch up and talk about: the legalities of booty, random tangents, and the Winchester Mystery House. 

Due to scheduling conflicts and crappy internet issues, we weren't able to bring you a full episode this week. But rather than have no episode at all, Chicago Lindsay recorded a little something for you about some of the after-death stuff that can be done with your body. 

The Lindsays throw together a random episode filled with spooky goodness - old scary stories and new scary stories, and psychopomps. 

The Lindsays are back! With talks about haunted houses for sale and the Ghostbusters ruling of 1991. With all of the usual rambling you've come to know and love (or merely tolerate).

What does walking backwards up a flight of stairs have to do with strange women who come out of mirrors? Who might you meet in the third stall in the bathroom of the third floor? What happens when you refurb a house to make it look like when people were hideously murdered in it? If you don't already know, you'll just have to listen to the Lindsays as they talk about all of these things, and more. 

Younger Lindsay talks about a nursing home ghost, which causes the Lindsays to tangent into an odd aspect of being a Weird Magnet. Older Lindsay finally fesses up to something that scares the snot out of her, and we fill up some extra time with a few Morbid Curiosity questions.

The Lindsays play a few rounds of a new game called Morbid Curiosity - a card game about death (morbidcuriositygame.com).

The Lindsays talk about necropolises, the Paris Catacombs, and mysteriously missing people.

Older Lindsay, a life-long Weird Magnet, scares the brandy into younger Lindsay with stories about vampires. Younger Lindsay then talks about why Mt. Everest is creepy AF; also, the Mariana Trench probably has aliens or something. 

The Lindsays talk about some of the scary-not-scary horror movies they've seen. Warning: SPOILERS ABOUND!