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Join us as Kathleen recounts her extra spooky (but mostly educational) tour of Oakland Cemetery in Atlanta Georgia. Instagram

Join us as Lilly tells the spooky history of 3 different Cincinnati landmarks. Who is wandering Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum? What lies under the foundation of Cincinnati's Music Hall? And what happened in Union Terminal on September 6th, 1989?We gathered information for this episode from:cincinnatighosts.com, findagrave.com, springgrove.org, Cincinnati Magazine, friendsofmusichall.org, and The Cincinnati Enquirer.Instagram

We've got a cryptid for you. Cincinnati's very own, and VERY REAL Loveland Frogman. Research for this episode came from WLWLT: https://www.wlwt.com/article/the-loveland-frogman/37871711, episode 140 of the podcast "And That's Why We Drink", and a chapter from a book titled, "The Weiser Field Guide to Cryptozoology: Werewolves, Dragons, Skyfish, Lizard Men, and Other Fascinating Creatures Real and Mysterious" by Deena West Budd. Instagram

In June of 1900 a Northbound train crashed near McDonough, Georgia, killing most of the passengers. Kathleen tells the story of this tragedy that includes death, a little paranormal, and even a possible curse. Most of the research for this episode comes from In Atlanta or in Hell: The Camp Creek Train Crash of 1900 by Jeffery C. Wells. Lilly would like to humbly apologize and admit she was wrong about the pronunciation of "McDonough". Instagram

If you grew up in Cincinnati, you have probably heard of this case. Gerry, Linda, and their 4-year old daughter, Deborah, were found brutally murdered in their Cincinnati home in 1966. There are plenty of theories, but the case has never been solved. **Trigger warning** this episode talks about the murder of a young child. If you do have any information please submit a tip to the Ohio Attorney General at ohioattorneygeneral.com or call 1-855-224-6446. Most of the information from this episode was gathered from Summer's Almost Gone, by JT Townsend.Instagram