Deadtime Storiez

We've had some crazy stuff going on in our lives, but that won't stop us from bringing you the 2-star content you know and love(?)! This episode is full of ghosts, and men, and honestly we don't know which is scarier? In honor of Women's History Month, Sarah starts us out with not one, but two stories about ghost women. Though they may be spirits, even in life and death we have to say 'good for her'. Stephanie finishes off the episode with a story where no one dies! But a white man is on his bullshit, and does con multiple people out of more money than anyone would have guessed. Who is Zach Horwitz and who is Zach Avery, and why have we never seen them in the same room at the same time?? On a separate note, we seem to be catching these weird noises (or transmissions?) in our audio. We can't quite make out what it is... if you can understand it, please let us know! And we're still looking for Kristina and we're starting to get a little worried. So if you hear from her, or have any idea where she got of to, hit us up!

We're BAACCKK! And we're bringing you an abandoned hospital that's overrun with ghosts, and a semi-controversial true crime story that's bound to start a conversation. Sarah starts the episode with the incredibly haunted Old Changi Hospital in Singapore, China. Build in 1935 this hospital soon found itself being used to harm people instead of treat them. Rumored to have housed POW's as well as the "notorious Kempeitai" (the Japanese military police, which also played the role of that of a secret police) a group that tortured and killed many people (including the POWs) imprisoned in the hospital. With a backstory like that, you KNOW its full of ghosts - and it is. Stephanie wraps up the episode with the true crime case that inspired the most recent Hulu drama "The Girl From Plainville". It's the tale of Michelle Carter and Conrad Roy III. You might remember this case because it was all over the media, because after Conrad took his life it came out that Michelle had been texting, messaging, and talking to Conrad about doing so. Some believe she did it maliciously and should be held accountable for his suicide - while others think this was a terrible story of two mentally unwell teenagers and an incredibly unfortunate situation. What do YOU think? Should Michelle take the blame for Conrad's death? Leave us a comment and let us know!

Hey Idiots! *just kidding, we love ya'll!! We're back and in a chaotic mood this week, so buckle up. Stephanie is continuing her Witchy-series with a focus on the Tarot cards themselves. What does each card represent, and how could that possibly be applied to your life? Tune in to find out! Sarah wraps up with another weird-world, odd history tale. We're calling this "The Fiasco That Was The Marathon at The 1904 Olympics". And fiasco could be an understatement: Between your 1st place winner not technically winning, the 2nd place winner on a cocktail of drugs, and runners dropping out due to extreme heat and lack of hydration, this race is certainly one for the history books. Though, not in the way anyone would have intended. The holidays are coming up and you can give us the greatest gift of all without spending a penny: please jump over on whatever platform you prefer and leave us a 5-star review. Every little bit really does go a long way.

We're Baaaackkk!! It's the final installment in Stephanie's "Satanic Panic - Recovered Memory - Teal Swan - Cult?" Series! And don't worry, this final episode will tie everything together, in a way you'll never see coming. ****CONTENT WARNING**** Episode contains topics and descriptions of Suicide, Abuse, Self Harm, and Animal Cruelty. In this final chapter Stephanie dives deeper into Teal's past trauma, abuse, and the therapy she sought as an adult. Along with the descent into her "inner circle", and the controversies she currently faces. As the hired Private Investigator (main-character energy) Molly says "Is it a cult? ....hard maybe" We're so excited to bring you our first partnership!!! Magic Mind is a fantastic energy-boosting, focus-flowing, stress-relieving supplement. We've been drinking one a day ourselves and been LOVING the results. Pop on over to: magicmind.co/storiez and use promo code: STORIEZ20 to save 40% on your subscription, or, 20% off your first purchase!

We're still flying high from our live-show, and we're also remote recording! (so please forgive the audio quality). This week's first story comes with a **trigger warning** because Stephanie is talking about the "Troubled Teen Industry". In the early 2000-2010's you could find "troubled teens" all over daytime television (catch me outside, how 'bout that?). But the darker underbelly are the "schools" that exists to help "fix, or cure" these teens. Basically one big campus of Scared Straight, these schools are known for snatching kids in the middle of the night to whisk them away where they will be broken down until deemed ready to re-enter society. ......messed up right? ....well, what if we told you that many of those schools are still open and running to-this-day.... Sarah ends things on a lighter note with a ghost story from Dead Man's Canyon, Colorado. After getting an axe to the forehead, William Harkins was rightfully pissed. So pissed, that he decided to stick around and dish that piss poor attitude out to any passerbys. Sometimes throwing riders off their horses, tossing them in the creek, or just sprinting toward them: William Harkins is not a ghost you want to meet. And now that I think about it, he also has an axe STILL in his head! slight **trigger warning** on Sarah's story - www.doesthedogdie.com ----- let's just say, the canyon should have been called "Dead Man's (Best Friend) Canyon.