In this episode, Doug Owen unravels the chilling legend of Krampus—its origins, its evolution, and real-world sightings that suggest the creature may be more than folklore. Enter if you dare.

Step into the shadows of America’s forgotten past as Doug Owen—author, investigator, and survivor of one of history’s most harrowing hauntings—unravels the mysteries that still echo through time. From vanished colonies and cursed carvings to modern encounters with the unexplained, this podcast blends historical truth with chilling paranormal investigation. Join Doug each week as he digs into the legends, the lore, and the forces that refuse to stay buried. Real stories. Real fear. Real phenomena.

THEY KNOCK. THEY BEG. DONT LET THEM IN!

Hauntings and the Curse of Bad Luck: When Spirits TurnAgainst US!.

Bad luck or something more sinister?

A trip to reno has some unexpected supernatural encounters.

diving into one of the darkestcorners of the paranormal: spirits that don’t just haunt… they hunt.

Some ghosts rattle doors, knock onwalls, or show up in photos. But what about those darker tales—the ones where aghost doesn’t just frighten… it leaves bruises, scratches, or worse? Can aspirit… actually kill?”

In tonight's episode, we delve into the chilling world of spirits and the harm they inflict. From eerie encounters and unsettling phenomena to the psychological impact on those who experience them, we explore how these supernatural forces shape our reality and challenge our perceptions."

Step aboard the RMS Queen Mary, one of the most haunted ships in the world. Once a glamorous ocean liner and later a wartime troopship known as the “Grey Ghost,” the vessel now rests in Long Beach, California, carrying with it a legacy of tragedy, mystery, and ghostly encounters. From the infamous Door 13 and its spectral engineer to the eerie swimming pool where phantom children still play, this episode explores the ship’s chilling history, wartime secrets, and the countless paranormal experiences reported within its steel walls. Whether you’re a skeptic or a believer, the Queen Mary may just convince you that some stories refuse to die.