Trevor and Riley

What Goes Bump In the Night

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Our Names are Trevor and Riley.  We are from West Michigan and we are best friends who have had a love for the things that go bump in the night for years, after many years of talking about doing a podcast and going out and investigating the paranormal ourselves. We Finally did it. Thus What Goes Bump In the Night was born in 2019. Since the creation of the podcast we have been all over the US investigating the paranormal and covering the spookiest creepypastas and urban legends we can find Through our time doing this, we covered a wide range of topics from local urban legends to mythical creat...

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Feb 26, 2026

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Episode 3 With Melaney 03.02.2019

In this episode we have Rileys sister on the show to talk about some of the house they have lived in over the years that have creepy stories behind them. Some chilling then others tune in to episode 3 of What Goes Bump In The Night! 

Episode 2 With Flats Stanlie and Alex Crouch 26.01.2019

In this episode me and Trevor have very special guest Flats Stanlie a rising producer in west Michigan, also Alex crouch a very good friend of mine. They stop by the fire to share their own experiences.

Episode 1 What Goes Bump in The Night 13.01.2019

  Come Sit with us around the fire. In this episode Trevor and Riley talk about the show in a whole and inturduce you to the 1st season "The Campfire Stories" We tell our own personal paranormal encounters.         

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