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Sweatpants with a dramatic turn. Kerry tells us about yummy mummies. Quinlan is concerned about Havana Syndrome.

A few stumbles in our relationship as well as the language we call English and then Quinlan tells the story of Nutty Putty cave. Kerry wows us with the tale of Jean Hilliard.

TTC #34 Public Anemone #1 Kerry tells 2 stories… sort of. You be the judge. They undeniably feature witchcraft, Kardashians and curses. Quinlan recalls the trials and tribulations of a young clairvoyant. 

Quinlan explains Pele’s curse and the havoc it has supposedly wreaked. Then Kerry plays mind games with Nina Kulagina. 

Kerry turns up the heat with the haunted painting of a crying boy. Quinlan brings us a tale filled with... tails.

An overdue catch up sesh followed by three dragon inspired tales from Quinlan. Then Kerry tells us about the Devil of Swansea, Old Nick. 

Dive into a couple watery tales. Kerry tells the story of the Buffalo Creek flood and Quinlan explores the mythology of the Loch Ness monster. 

4 stories for the price of 1. Koa tells a ghost story. Quinlan tells a buried treasure story and Kerry ends us off with 2 tales of haunted objects. 

A bone chilling personal tale followed by two ghost stories. Kerry tells the stories of Japanese Tsunami spirits. Quinlan tells the story of Canada’s most famous poltergeist. 

Quinlan’s no meteorologist but there is meat in her forecast and what does a meat shower make you want to do? Ride a coaster of course. Kerry takes us on a few where accidents have happened.

Kerry does the story of a big boat, some might label it a ship, the USS Indianapolis. Quinlan unpacks the Baldoon Mystery.

Cooking advice, then, Quinlan examines cases of spontaneous human combustion. Kerry tells us about the Great Molasses Flood of 1919. 

Trigger warning: tampons. Plus, a ghosting update. Kerry Le Man Disaster. Quinlan tells the story of Agneta Westlund who ended up dead in Sweden.

Quinlan tells the stories of the deaths of Cyrus Everett and Donna Mauch. Kerry tells the story of Native American actor Misty Upham.

Have we gotten too comfortable? Positively rife with interruptions it is a wonder we made it through this one folks. Quinlan lays some Mothman lore on us. Kerry is suspicious about the murder of Gretta Vedler.

Kerry updates us on the “ghost” and then dives into the bog to find some bog bodies to tell us about. Quinlan explains the still unsolved murder of Missy Bevers.

Quinlan explores a Patreon’s trip to a convicted murderers home, aka Mark Wangler. Kerry does the story of Za'Zell Preston.

Short but Sweet. Weird but Neat. Kerry does TikTok dances, then covers the story of Jared, the subway eating monster. Quinlan tells the story of Liquid Matthew.

Quinlan tells the anything but hopeful story of Always Hope. Kerry tells a story about this history of Washington Square Park and the death of Rose Butler.

Quinlan and Kerry discuss the docuseries LuLaRich.

Kerry and Quinlan regale you with scary stories, some true, some truth adjacent.

Quinlan tries to say the names of places and people in a Macedonian story about Vlado Taneski. An intermission where Griff sounds like he is possessed by a demon. Then Kerry tells the story of Rae Carruth.

Guys, it’s here and it’s the last of its kind (the bad audio kind) because it’s another TTC recorded in Maine ya’ll. Kerry is addicted to Maine and she’s gonna tell you all about camping in the Allagash wilderness gone horribly wrong. Quinlan tells the haunting tales of black eyed children.

Quinlan covers the Zion Society run by pedophile Arvin Shreeve. Kerry recounts the hauntings of City Theater in Biddeford, Maine.

In this TTC we went out to C. Kerry is inspired by the Annie C Maguire shipwreck in Maine. Quinlan is skeptical about friends Jennifer Appel and Tasha Fuiava rescued at sea.