EERIE OKIE

Marisa Mohi joins Marnie to talk ghosts of Fort Reno, along with all the history of the place. Marisa tells about her experience on the ghost tour there and Marnie learns that she was born on the same day that Black Jack the horse died. Marisa also talks about her 90 Day Novel Planner and Marnie reveals the third Eerie Okie Short Read!

Whitney Willis joins Marnie to discuss a paranormal adventure they shared in 2017: a trip to the haunted Grisso Mansion in Seminole, Oklahoma. The girls chronicle the sordid history of Doc Grisso and his short-lived connection with child bride, Suda Fixico Wesley and his later marriage to Maggie, for whom he built the Grisso Mansion. Whitney surprises Marnie with a Christmas present from the other...

This week, Mama Vinge is back to discuss the weird preoccupation that almost all folkloric monsters have with eating children for snacks on Christmas. Marnie tells about how her mother traumatized her with the film, Annabelle's Wish, and the duo discuss the Yule Cat, Father Whipper, and Krampus, among other hellish holiday beasts from around the world.

Johnetta Rhodes is back to help kick off the relaunch of Eerie Okie after the four week hiatus following Halloween. Marnie and Johnetta discuss the concept of true crime memorabilia and whether it's right to be selling this stuff. Marnie recounts visiting the Museum of Death in Los Angeles and Johnetta relays a story about the OKC bombing that hits close to home. 

This week, Johnetta is back, joining Marnie on a rainy day to talk about the Hruby family murders in Duncan, Oklahoma. The girls outline the timeline of the crime and the tragic murder of three family members, discuss the issue of taking advantage of those who can't advocate for themselves, and address affluenza. 

Marnie's mom, Larrissa Vinge, is back for a casual conversation about Halloween memories, her favorite scary stories, a real life creepy encounter from her childhood, and telling just what a chicken Marnie used to be in haunted houses, real and fake. 

This week, Marnie is joined by two very special guests: Stephanie Birdwell and Kristen Perkins of the TAPS family. They share their knowledge and experience in the field of the paranormal starting with the way an investigation is initiated, conducted, and revealed. They move on to topics like the multiverse theory and their most interesting experiences in the field. If you are a fan of Ghost Hunte...

Who are the creepiest of all ghosts? The little ones. This episode features Jeff Provine, master of all things spooky and historical in the state of Oklahoma, sharing his knowledge about ghosts who aren't quite tall enough for any of the rides at Frontier City. Marnie sits back and enjoys being told a few creepy tales including a revisit to the Hatchet House, a real life tragedy that occurred at O...

Marnie and Whitney travel out to El Reno where they meet up with Crystal Shore and her family, both living and dead. Crystal shares about running a haunted attraction for the Halloween season and about the spirits that call the Haunted Barn home. The most notorious ghost is Robert, Crystal's brother, who seems to want to get in a few more scares before he crosses completely over. 

Dustin Clark of the Southern Bigfoot Alliance joins Marnie for an episode that starts with a recording of a Bigfoot howl. Dustin shares his experiences in the field researching this elusive cryptid as well as a couple of encounters that he's had. 

This week, Chandler Yarbrough joins Marnie to discuss bipolar disorder--which is what brough them together--and one of the most fascinating and compelling urban legends that Oklahoma has to offer: the idea that John Wilkes Booth lived out his final days in Enid, Oklahoma, dying in 1903. 

One of Marnie's oldest and best friends, Whitney Willis, joins her on the couch for another episode. It's Friday the 13th, so these ghoulfriends are talking about superstitions. They define the word, talk about its origin and history, and dissect black cats (only with their words), Friday the 13th, and the evil eye. Marnie also shares a little bit about one of her personal superstitions and Whitne...

Filmmaker Bryce Holland returns from Prague to join Marnie for a discussion about fakelore and the Oklahoma Octopus. They uncover the story behind the legend and explore other forms of fakelore like the Blair Witch, Slenderman, the Blue Whale Challenge, and Momo. Marnie also shares a story illustrating how absurd the things are that truly scare her -- spoiler alert: it involves flying monkeys.

Instagram giveaway winner, Brooke Jones (along with guest, Cheyenne Meadows) sits down at the Spy studio with Marnie to discuss a trip to the Black Jail of Guthrie, Oklahoma, which is also known as the Samaritan Cult House. They discuss the case of cult leader, Linda Greene, and the disappearance of Allen Ross. They also delve into the haunted aspect of the Black Jail's history. 

This week, Allie Summerfield joins Marnie in the studio for an episode about two stories connected by one thing: witchcraft. They explore the fire of '46 that contributed to the Kitchen Lake witch legend, discuss the eerie nature of the Parallel Forest, and Marnie shares a story shedding some light on why she's afraid of the woods.

One of Marnie's oldest friends, Whitney Willis, sits down on the couch to recount the sordid tale of Nannie Doss, the infamous Lonely Hearts Killer. Whitney and Marnie explain the types of female serial killers and detail Nannie's life and her murders. They also give a shout out to Whitney's dogs and chronicle how hard dragon boating is.

Marnie joins Ashley Mason-Burns-Meerschaert at the Osteology Museum located off of Sunnylane in Oklahoma City for an episode about the study of bones, how to process an animal from death to skeletal articulation, and all of the events that the museum offers to the public. If you love gory details, you won't want to miss this one.

Sumer Wensman joins Marnie to tell the first ever Eerie Okie ghost story. Sumer tells about living in Miami, Oklahoma, while she attended NEO. At NEO, she encountered a spirit that is said to roam the halls of one of the dormitories, recognizable by the sound of her high heels on the tile floor. She also tells about a spirit that seems to have protected her from the lady in heels and several freak...

Photographer Jesse Edgar of the Oklahoma Abandoned project joins Marnie at the Spy studio this week to discuss some dark Oklahoma history centering around Rev. Frank Dolan and St. Vincent's. They discuss the history of the "Bingo King" and devote the final half of the episode to the Oklahoma Abandoned project, where Jesse discusses the historical energy that often inhabits the abandoned places he...

Marnie gets the chance to visit the Stone Lion Inn in Guthrie, Oklahoma, where she sits down with owner Becky Luker in the former funeral home for a chat about the building's haunted history. Becky weaves an enchanting narrative of her fortuitous discovery of the house, the way she found out it was haunted, and what it was like to live there with her kids. She also tells about the murder mystery d...

Rusty Garner from The Buy, Sell, Trade Podcast sits down with Marnie this week to discuss the place where their podcasts connect: haunted objects. They cover some famous cases like Robert the doll and the Dybbuk box, but Marnie also shares a personal story about her time at the funeral home as well as the story of a haunted Furby. Stay tuned to the very end for a special announcement!

Marnie's cousin, Shelbae, joins Marnie on an adventure down to the mission at Sacred Heart. In the episode, they spend some time covering the basic history of the area and the mission and then dive head first into the hauntings and legends surrounding the site. They formulate a fun theory as to what's really going on down there.

This week, Marnie sits down with Glen McDonald from Lexington, Oklahoma. Glen is the owner of Anomalist's Books and Brews, a used bookshop that specializes in true crime and the strange and unusual. Glen shares his experiences with Bigfoot, his thoughts on the Woo, and tells about some upcoming events that are going to be held at Anomalist's. 

Marisa Mohi of YouTube fame is back this week to first discuss which gangsters of the Depression that she would swipe right on. Marnie and Marisa get into a little bit of Pretty Boy Floyd's story, and chronicle the haunted history of the County Line, previously a speakeasy that Floyd hung out at.

Bryce is back to share his knowledge about one of Oklahoma's most infamous true crime cases: the Girl Scout Murders. Marnie and Bryce discuss the crime, the suspect, elements of the case that border on supernatural, and the amazing contributions that the families of the victims made to Oklahoma law.