This week, Amanda and Jayme explore the paranormal… and the even spookier species of men who don’t know what a boundary is. Episode 5 brings in VP powerhouse Heather Seiler, whose ghost encounters were surprisingly respectful — unlike the men in her real-life horror stories.

Heather also dives into modern dating chaos—bots, misleading profiles, awkward matchmaker dates and stalker-like suitors—mixing dark, hilarious and relatable stories about dating after a long relationship.

Expect: glitter, good gossip, questionable decisions, haunted vibes, and the universal truth that sometimes the spirits have more emotional intelligence than the living.

We break down the viral Tesla torso case, the shooting of teacher Abby Zwerner, and the wild theories the internet created around both. Then we play Real or Reddit, unpack reality-TV chaos, and try to figure out what’s real, what’s fake, and what’s pure internet delusion.

True crime, Reddit spirals, pop culture, and Dark & Glittery humor — all in one episode.

The Devil Is in the Details (w/ True Crime Analyst Bridget)

Some people binge Netflix. Bridget binges murder trials.

She’s not just a true-crime fan — she’s a forensic thinker who reads every affidavit, decodes every transcript, and spots the inconsistencies that change everything. When a case breaks, she’s already ten theories deep and cross-referencing timelines most people miss.

This episode dives into four of the darkest, most debated cases of our time:

• The Idaho College Murders — four victims, one suspect, and questions that still don’t add up.

• The Karen Read Trial — where fact and internet frenzy collide.

• The Charlie Kirk Homicide — a tragedy twisted by politics and conspiracy.

• The Lindsey Clancy Case — a chilling look at mental health, accountability, and the line between illness and intent.

Bridget takes us inside her process — how she filters chaos from truth, why she keeps digging long after the headlines fade, and what these stories reveal about human nature.

Because the deeper you dig, the darker it gets. And sometimes, the truth isn’t buried at all… it’s staring right back at you.