Blake takes us to one of the most famous haunted locations in Kentucky, Waverly Hills Sanatorium. These halls were once roamed by patients suffering from the white plague and later by the frail and elderly. Some of their spirits continue to roam the halls today. Perhaps a result of the immense suffering they endured at the hands of experimental surgeries and barbaric treatments intended to rid them of the disease.

Blake takes us to the oldest and most haunted cemetery in New Orleans that serves as the final resting place for voodoo priestess, Marie Laveau. While this may be the final resting place for many souls, some refuse to rest.

Josh skips the ghost stories this week and discusses a notorious and deadly cryptid near Louisville, Kentucky that lures people out onto an active railroad trestle.

Josh takes us to Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville, Louisiana to discuss a charming, but haunted, bed and breakfast, with a not so charming past. Blake takes us even further south to the town of St. Augustine, Florida, where some spirits remain incarcerated at the old jail. For these unfortunate souls, even death provided no relief from the brutal torture witnessed there.

Blake takes us back to the Appalachian Mountains, but this time it's the region known as the Great Smoky Mountains. This mountain range is home to civil war sites left disfigured by tragedy, a ghost town, mysterious underground tunnels that lead to vast research facilities, and even a cryptid who gets its kicks scaring the the daylights out of anyone who dares cross its path.

Josh takes us to a country nightclub in the quaint town of Wilder, Kentucky. What's not so quaint is the nightclub, which is believed to house a portal to hell, among other supernatural entities. Blake takes us to the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains to discuss the spirits and otherworldly creatures that lurk there.

Blake discusses the legendary Gray Man, who lingers along the Carolina coast and is an omen to seek high ground from an incoming destructive hurricane. Josh takes us to enjoy a pint at the Moon River Brewing Company in Savannah, Georgia, whose violent and tragic past haunts visitors to this day.

Josh does a deep dive into the story of the infamous Madame LaLaurie and her former mansion in New Orleans, where many atrocities happened during her time there. The horrors of the past seem to still linger in the mansion to this date. Get ready for a tale of history, true crime, and of course, hauntings!

Get ready for an episode about Duke University and its ties to the paranormal! Blake takes over this episode to discuss the founding family of Duke University, who still have close ties with its dearly departed founders. Duke was also home to the father of parapsychology. We delve into how his research was conducted and the cases he looked into, many of which were made into major Hollywood films.