Drunkenly Paranormal

In the wild untamed Canadian wilderness lies a valley where there is no head! You don't need to get that vine to be terrorized by the buzzard tales that the Nahani valley have given life. Join Harlem, Salem and special guests Bones and Ghost as they investigate if the headless valley is something you need to be drunk to believe in or if there is something paranormal going on.

When the Smurls move into a new how right next to their in-laws they are hopeful for their future. However, something sinister lurks in the home that would torment them for decades to come. Was their haunting real or something you need to be drunk to believe in? Season 3, episode 9

Every history book reports that the most hated man in history, Adolf Hitler, died by his own hand. Harlem and Salem follow up on an FBI investigation that suggests, Hitler escaped. The reports beg the question: did Hitler die in the bunker?

Internet game or a ritual to summon a deadly demon? Salem leads DPs return to the airways to investigate the Man in the Fields Ritual.

On this week's episode Harlem and Salem investigate to determine if One of America's most prominent political families, the Kennedy's, were cursed!

Remember The Who? Remember the what? Remember the….Alamo. Is the site of the most famous battle in Texas history haunted? Listen to find out if Harlem and Salem think it's paranormal or something you need to be drunk to believe in!

In this week's episode Harlem and Salem investigate the questionable history of the Pythian Castle to discover if this Missouri landmark is paranormal of something you have to be drunk to believe in. Have a case suggestion? Email us at drunkenlyparanormal@gmail.com.

Aliens, UFOs, and the government being trust worthy. Which is more unbelievable? For years the government claimed that aliens were the work of fiction and then silently investigated stewing objects, lights in the sky, and visitors from beyond. Are they real? Find out if they're something paranormal or something you need to be drunk to believe in!

The legend of Lechuza centers around a woman who was murdered for practicing the devil's magic. Not long after her death, the witch returned as a shapeshifter who can appear as a seven foot tall owl with a fifteen foot wingspan or even as a normal woman. She is even described in some accounts as a giant owl with the face of a woman and whose call is rumored to be a death omen. Will Harlem and Salem hear her cry? Join the boys as they investigate to find out if Lechuza is in fact paranormal, or something you need to be drunk to believe in!

Deep in the wild Alaskan Wilderness comes the tale of a creature as cold as the winter wind. According to some accounts, this creature can take the form of one of your loved ones and use that as bait to lure you to it. If you are foolish enough to fall for this trap, it will drag you into the river, maul you with claws, and steal your immortal soul. The Tlingit people believe that while this creature might present itself at a moment of your death and offer you physical salvation, it will condemn you to a half-life by transforming you into one of their own. In the season three premiere, Harlem and Salem are hot on the trail of the Kushtaka to find out if there is something paranormal going on or if the creature is something you need to be drunk to believe in!

SEASON 2 FINALE: Harlem and Salem have spent many years eyeing the beer aisle. You wouldn't call them stalkers though, the same cannot be said of this weeks case. A storybook home purchase should have meant many happy memories for the Broaddus family. However, a stalker with an unnatural attachment to their new residence ruined their idyllic slice of suburban bliss. Join Harlem and Salem as they attempt to discover if this “Watcher” had an unnatural ability to know what was going on in their home or if he's something you need to be drunk to believe in.

Gregory Rasputin is one of the most controversial figures in Russian history. Was he a faith healer who helped heal the ailing son of Russia's last Czar, or was he an alcoholic, drug addict who duped the Czar's family into trusting him? Leading up to Rasputin's death, he would write a cryptic letter to the Czarina forecasting the fate of her family and their nation if he should be murdered. Did this letter contain a curse on the Czar's family and cause the destruction of the Russian Empire? Join Harlem and Salem as they attempt to discover if Rasputin's Curse was in fact paranormal or simply something you need to be drunk to believe in.

Legends say there is a place in the ocean where storms gather without warning. Ships that traverse this deadly section have vanished without warning and planes are rumored to drop right out of the sky. Navigational aides like GPS, compasses, and radios all fail to work. Where is this? It goes by many names: the Hoodoo Sea, the Devil's Triangle, the graveyard of the Atlantic and most commonly, the Bermuda Triangle. Harlem and Salem put on their water wings and head out to this dangerous section of the ocean to determine if its rumors are truly paranormal or if you need to be drunk to believe in them. P.S. - Ruka really wanted to be on the show this week.

An abrupt knock at your door around dusk prompts a chance, chilling meeting with strangers. As you open your door, children with black eyes are there to greet you. They just want to be let in. This won't take long. Should you let them in? They seem harmless enough, but if they are - why do you suddenly feel so afraid? The internet message boards are rife with individuals claiming they experienced this phenomenon. Can they be believed? Harlem and Salem are hot on the trail, trying to determine if Black-Eyed Kids (BEKs) are paranormal or if they're something you need to be drunk to believe in.

Portlock Alaska was once a thriving community on the edge of the Alaskan Wilderness, that was until the town was abandoned in mass. What drove the population to leave? Are the rumors of strange creatures in the woods true? Join Harlem and Salem as they attempt to find out if a supernatural cryptid forced Portlock's residents to abandon their homes or if the story is something you need to be drunk to believe in.

In this week's episode, Harlem and Salem synch their saddles, grab their six shooters, and swill whiskey as they head to the old American west. Rumors of a Red Ghost are terrorizing the American frontier. Follow along as the boys try to find out if the Red Ghost is real or something you need to be drunk to believe in.

Herb Baumeister was one of the most prolific serial killers in American history. When the authorities finally caught up with Herb, he elected to end his life rather than face prison. On his death bed, Herb would not admit his role in the murders he was suspected of committing. But did Herb's reign of terror end with his death? Future residents of Fox Hollow Farms would recount strange experiences that suggest Herb's spirit remains in his old home. Are his victims looking for justice from the world beyond? Join Harlem and Salem as they attempt to determine if Herb's ghost has returned or if it's something you need to be drunk to believe in.

Harlem and Salem follow in Ed and Lorraine Warren's footsteps once again as they investigate the strange happenings inside the Snedeker home. Formerly a funeral home, the Snedekers claim that the souls of the dearly departed never left. The ghosts that stayed behind made the family feel so unwelcome, they called in the Warrens for help. The Warren's made their careers off hunting down the paranormal and battling demons. Do Harlem and Salem agree with the Warrens that something paranormal is going on or are their claims something you need to be drunk to believe in? Check our instagram for the link to the video we reference in the episode.

On a cold night in December 1980 United States airmen stationed at Royal Air Force (RAF) Woodbridge spotted strange multi-colored lights in the sky. Originally believing they spotted an aircraft crash, three security personnel were sent to find the crash. The investigation they launched and the stories they returned with gave birth to what has since been dubbed the United Kingdom's most famous UFO encounter. Join Harlem and Salem as they attempt to determine if the airmen actually experienced something paranormal or if their story is something you need to be drunk to believe in.

Salem and Harlem return in a neon-lighted blaze of glory to investigate one of the most storied cases in paranormal history: the Salem Witch Trials. Join the boys as they seek to determine if the witching hour had descended over the township of Salem, or if it's something you need to be drunk to believe in!

For the season one finale, Harlem and Salem take on the object that terrorized every catholic child: Ouija boards. Terrorized by stories of possessions, hauntings, and demonic manipulation the boys stayed well away from spirit boards. Are they a real tool for ghost hunters and paranormal enthusiasts to talk to the dead, or are they just something you need to be drunk to believe in?

In this week's episode we bring you a surprise! Two investigations in one episode! You've heard of the Bermuda Triangle, but have you ever heard of the Bennington Triangle? From 1945-1950, the Bennington Triangle developed a fearsome reputation for sudden and unexplainable disappearances. In the second part, the boys investigate to determine if a woman's new apartment, in Holland, already had something living in it. Find out if there is something paranormal going on, or if you need to be drunk to believe it.

The Conjuring movies have made one thing very clear: demons like to play with dolls. At least, one doll in particular - Annabelle. Rumored to be a demon masquerading as the ghost of a little girl, Annabelle is a demon who formed a fond attachment to a plush toy. Where the doll goes, the demon followed until it ran afoul of the famous paranormal investigators the Warrens. While the story has made its way onto the silver screen, one must wonder just how much truth is there to her story? Is she really as horrifying as the movies make her out to be? Salem and Harlem revisit their childhood as they play with toys one last time to determine if something Paranormal is going on or if Annabelle is something you have to be drunk to believe in.

Genie in a bottle? How about a demon in a box? From the depths of the internet comes another paranormal sensation: dybbuk boxes. Are they real? How does one become a dybbuk and can they really be trapped in a box to be unleashed on an unsuspecting person who opens it? Join Harlem and Salem as they investigate to determine if dybbuk boxes are real or if you need to be drunk to believe in them!

On the southside of San Antonio lays a bridge with a terrifying past. A woman known as the Donkey Lady is rumored to terrify those who attempt to cross her bridge. The Donkey Lady created either the Devil's curse or mutilated by an act of heinous violence takes her rage out on travelers. Join Harlem and Salem as they attempt to determine if the Donkey Lady is real or you have to be drunk to believe in her!

Winding hallways, stairways that lead to no where, and doorways that let out to a second story drop. These all sounds like something from Scooby Doo, but in fact, they all describe the Winchester mystery house. The house is famous for confusing those who visit. Can the boys make sense of it all? Tune in to find out if they're just drunk or if something paranormal is going on!

Growing up in Catholic Schools, Harlem and Salem were petrified by stories of possession. Armed with beer brewed with holy water, the boys dive in the case of real life exorcism to determine if they're just drunk of if something paranormal is going on. P.S. Ruka says sorry for all the whoofs going on in the background, she just wanted to be on the show.

As kids, Harlem and Salem heard a terrifying story about an abandoned state mental hospital. Hidden deep inside its decaying ruins there is rumored to be a strange staircase that sucks out your will to live. Tune in as Harlem and Salem go looking for answers. Are they just drunk or is there something paranormal going on?

Shape shifters and monsters with many faces, otherwise known as skin walkers, are part of the supernatural lure in many cultures. Harlem and Salem travel to the American southwest in this week's episode as they search far and wide (not really, they hardly got up from the barstool) to determine if skin walkers are real or if they are just drunk. 

The Lady in White and the Weeping Woman have both been used as names for the horrifying apparition seen all throughout the American Southwest. Growing up in South Texas, Harlem and Salem s knew her by a different name - La Llorona. Banished from heaven until she can find the departed souls of her murdered children, La Llorona wanders the world drowning children in place of her own. Now the boys dive into her lore, and brave many spirits, to find out if they're just drunk or if something paranormal is going on!