After speaking with magicians Ted and Marion Outerbridge about the strange experiences they’ve had in their historic Smiths Falls home (Episode 204), we conducted a paranormal investigation to see what we might encounter for ourselves.

We invite you to join us inside the Keyhole House as we undertake a series of paranormal experiments, including intuitive response cards, a spirit box session in the attic, and the Estes Method, conducted in a room believed to be connected to a lingering presence named Agnes.

What we experienced was subtle, emotional, and in several moments, difficult to explain.

What began as a conversation became something stranger. We weren’t chasing ghosts. We were asking questions, and listening for whatever might answer. This episode offers a rare and intimate glimpse into what can happen when curiosity meets the unknown inside a haunted house.

If you enjoyed this episode, you might also like:

Episode 204 – Mysteries of the Keyhole House
Episode 183 – Unexpected Eclipse Results Revealed

What secrets is the Keyhole House still holding on to? And what happens when a house decides it wants to be heard?

Every old home has its tales. This one refuses to stop sharing them.

In this special episode, we travel to Smiths Falls, Ontario, to explore the haunting of the Keyhole House—a striking 1892 Victorian home with a history that won’t stay in the past. Since moving in, magicians Ted and Marion Outerbridge have experienced an ongoing series of eerie phenomena: discovering objects long hidden in the walls, coincidences that challenge belief, phantom footsteps, and a ghost who seems to have joined the family.

But this haunting is more than flickering lights and sudden cold spots. It feels intimate, emotional. Like a relationship unfolding across time. And it shows no sign of ending. This is more than a tale of things that go bump in the night. It’s a glimpse into how the past and present collide inside the places we call home.

Think you’ve heard haunted house stories before? Think again.

If you enjoyed this episode, you might also like:

Episode 198 – Haunted Houses of Ontario – 1924
Episode 192 – America’s Most Haunted House – The Whaley House

Clowns are meant to bring joy. So why do they inspire so much fear?

In this episode, we peek behind the greasepaint to explore the origins of coulrophobia, the fear of clowns, and how these strange figures evolved from ancient jesters and rule-breaking pranksters into the painted performers we know today. We uncover deep historical roots, unsettling psychology, and the tragic story of the first modern clown. From royal courts to modern horror films, from cheerful birthday parties to eerie sightings in strange places, clowns have taken a dark and surprising journey through history. We also examine how pop culture and true crime helped shape the terrifying clown image that still haunts us.

Whether you laugh at clowns or fear them, this episode might change how you see them forever. 😱

Guest Host: Brittney Bos