Thick Thighs and Creepy Vibes

We’re back with the second creature in our month of Canadian mythology, and this time, we’re heading into the woods to talk about one of the darkest legends out there: the Wendigo. Rooted in the traditions of several Algonquian-speaking Indigenous peoples, the Wendigo is associated with hunger, greed, and the terrifying consequences of losing your humanity. But there’s more to this legend than the...

What if some of Canada’s oldest legends weren’t just stories… but warnings? This month, we’re diving into the creatures hidden within Canada’s mythology, strange, terrifying, and deeply connected to the cultures and landscapes they come from. First up: the Wasgo, a mysterious creature from Inuit mythology said to dwell beneath the icy Arctic waters. We’ll explore the legend, the stories surroundin...

It was an ordinary afternoon in Pickering. Eleanor Doney, an 83-year-old retired kindergarten teacher, was at home when a stranger came onto her property. What followed was a shocking act of violence that left a family grieving and a community asking how something so horrific could happen in broad daylight. Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @ttcvpodcast Have a story or case suggestion? Send i...

This week, we’re heading to Pinery Provincial Park in Ontario. What looks like a peaceful summer getaway has a darker side, with eerie stories,and a connection to the disturbing case of Herb Baumeister. So grab your flashlight and join us as we take a closer look at what might be lurking beneath the surface of the Pinery. Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @ttcvpodcast Have a story or case sug...

**** DYD PROMO Behind the historic buildings and peaceful grounds of Lower Fort Garry is a past marked by hardship, resilience, and stories that refuse to fade. Join us as we explore the fort's lesser-known history, from its use as Manitoba's first provincial prison and an early mental health facility to the eerie legends that have grown from generations of visitors and staff. History and...

The bell has rung, the halls are empty, and something might still be lurking after everyone’s gone home. 👻 This month on Sunday Scaries, we’ve got two listener stories: Brandon takes us inside a haunted house in Toronto, while Doug returns with an update to a story he shared with us long ago. Then, just in time for back-to-school season, we’re stepping into some of the creepiest haunted schools w...

In this episode, we’re heading to Jasper National Park to talk about the disappearance of Stephanie Stewart, who was working at the Athabasca lookout when she went missing. Stephanie knew the area well, which makes her disappearance all the more unsettling. We’ll walk through what happened, the search that followed, and the questions that still remain about where Stephanie went and what happened t...

Every landscape has its stories. In Cape Breton, many arrived by sea. Join us as we dive into the Gaelic folklore woven throughout the Highlands. From the chilling legend of the Sluagh, believed to travel on the wind, to the tales of witches and wise women whose mysterious abilities became part of local legend. These stories crossed an ocean with Scottish immigrants and continue to echo through on...

Something is knocking… but there are no footprints. Your dog is staring at something you can’t see. And your toddler is talking to Grandma.. even though they’ve never met her. 👀 This Sunday Scaries, we’re diving into some seriously creepy encounters that leave us wondering: coincidence, imagination, or something paranormal? Turn off the lights, lock the doors, and prepare to question what might b...

The waters of the Bruce Peninsula are known for their beauty—but beneath the surface lies a story frozen in time. Join us as we explore one of Fathom Five National Marine Park's most iconic shipwrecks, the history behind its final voyage, and how it became one of Canada's most fascinating underwater landmarks. Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @ttcvpodcast Have a story or case suggest...

Twice a day, the waters of the Bay of Fundy rise and fall in a breathtaking display of nature, but the story behind those tides goes far beyond science. For generations, the Mi’kmaq people have shared the legend of Glooscap, a powerful figure whose story is connected to the creation of the tides and the landscape surrounding the bay. This week, we're exploring the legend, the meaning behind it...

The ocean has a way of keeping its secrets. In 1906, the SS Valencia crashed into the rocky coast of Vancouver Island, setting off one of the deadliest shipwrecks in Canadian history. More than 100 years later, the tragedy is still remembered, not only for what happened that night, but for the eerie stories that continue to surround it. Join us as we explore the history, the heartbreak, and the le...

This isn't your average birthday episode. Thirty is a milestone... and we couldn't let Avery celebrate without a few nightmares. In this special birthday episode, Mandy is sharing some creepy stories to ring in a new decade. Whether you're celebrating with us or just here for the scares, settle in for an episode full of chills, laughs, and the perfect way to welcome Avery to her 30&#39...

It was meant to be a camping trip before the start of a new school year. Instead, it became a case that stunned British Columbia. This week, we're covering the Wells Gray murders, the disappearance of six family members, the investigation that gripped the province, and the truth that emerged from one of Canada's most heartbreaking crimes. Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @ttcvpodcast Have a...

What happens when you spend your time walking into places most people run from? This week, we're joined by Liam from The Spooky Shed to talk all things paranormal investigations, from the experiences that changed his perspective to the personal stories that still give him chills. Join us for a Sunday Scaries: Campfire Edition episode filled with unexplained encounters, haunted locations, and c...

This week, our Canadian National Parks summer series heads to Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland and Labrador. Known for its towering cliffs, ancient landscapes, and undeniable energy, many visitors say there's something about this place that feels almost otherworldly. Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @ttcvpodcast Have a story or case suggestion? Send is a DM on our socials or emai...

Surprise! 🎉 We're releasing this episode a day early to celebrate Mandy's 41st birthday! To mark the occasion, we're diving into two creepy birthday stories. One follows the mystery of an anonymous birthday card that appeared year after year, leaving more questions than answers. The other begins the night before a birthday, when an unsettling experience turns what should have been a c...

We're kicking off our summer series, where we'll be exploring the eerie side of Canadian National Parks, and what better place to start than Forillon National Park in Québec. Known for its stunning coastline and breathtaking views, Forillon also has a history filled with loss, mystery, and stories that refuse to fade. Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @ttcvpodcast Have a story or case...

This week's Sunday Scaries takes us back into Mythology of the Sámi ! After sharing Part 1, we're continuing our journey through the incredible book sent to us by one of our listeners, Nina. Thank you again for trusting us to share your work with our community, we've loved getting to explore these stories. This episode focuses on the tale of The Mermaid and the Boy, a captivating Sámi...

At just 27 years old, Leanne Benwell’s life was cut tragically short in Edmonton. In this episode, we explore who Leanne was beyond the headlines, the circumstances surrounding her death, and the lasting impact her loss has had on her loved ones and community. Her story is a heartbreaking reminder that every victim deserves to be remembered, not only for how they died, but for the life they lived....

In August 2014, the death of 15-year-old Tina Fontaine shook Canada to its core. What began as a missing teenager case quickly became a national tragedy, exposing painful questions about child welfare, policing, and the ongoing crisis of violence against Indigenous women and girls. In this episode, we take a respectful look at Tina’s life, the investigation into her death, and the legacy she left...

In 1993, 21-year-old Deidre Marie Michelin, an Inuit mother of four from Rigolet, Labrador, was killed in a domestic murder-suicide after repeatedly seeking help for her safety. In this episode, we explore Deidre's life, the violence she faced, and the lasting impact her loss had on her family and community. Her story is a heartbreaking reminder of the dangers Indigenous women continue to face...

In 1971, Helen Betty Osborne was abducted and murdered in The Pas, Manitoba. Her case became a powerful symbol or the violence faced by Indigenous women and the systematic failures that denied her family justice for years. Join us as we remember Betty's life, examine the impact of her case and explore the legacy left in her honour. Don’t forget to follow us on Instagram @ttcvpodcast Have a sto...

The Fairmont Château Laurier is one of Ottawa’s most beautiful landmarks, and one of its most haunted. From ghostly sightings and unexplained footsteps to the lingering legend of Charles Melville Hays, the railway executive who died on the Titanic before the hotel’s grand opening, strange stories have surrounded the château for over a century. Tonight, we step inside Ottawa’s haunted castle and un...

This week's Sunday Scaries is a good one! One of our listeners, Nina, reached out to us and asked us to share stories from her book, Mythology of the Sámi . We’ll be diving into eerie Sámi folklore, ancient beliefs, and unsettling legends passed down through generations. From spirits hidden deep in the wilderness to stories whispered through long nights, this episode is packed with haunting fo...