This week on Station 59, we're diving into the reasons I deserve a snow day and the trials and tribulations of having a puppy. Oh, and the Dybbuk Box, obviously.

We unpack its origins, alleged hauntings, and how this stupid little stinky box became one of the most infamous paranormal objects of all time.

Light a candle, grab a blanket, and keep a close eye on your antique finds.

Ahoy! This week on Station 59, we’re diving (literally) into the story of the Mary Celeste - a ship found adrift at sea, inexplicably missing her entire crew. We talk possible curses, logical explanations, and a whole lot of theories that fall somewhere in between.

Along the way, we’ll also chat personal wins, personal fears, and my ongoing inability to pronounce words correctly… ever.

This week on Station 59, I’m catching you up on life over the holidays, plans for the future of the show, and then speed-running the lengthy history of Chillingham Castle as one deeply underqualified American.

We’re talking gratuitous violence, medieval torture methods, and some piping hot 14th century tea. Chillingham has truly seen it all, and managed to collect over 100 spirits in the process.

This week we’re exploring the life and death of Anneliese Michel, a case full of fear, misunderstanding, and way too many exorcisms. Along the way, we also end up talking about my newest ghost adventuees, why Hitler makes a lame demon, and how cultural panic spirals out of control. It’s messy, it’s haunting, and we’re unpacking all of it.

Hey hi! I literally start this episode by saying that I'm going to keep the yapping to a minimum, and guess how that went for me? This week, I am diving into the Brazilian poltergeist case that ended Maria Jose Ferreira's life. I also divulge an embarrassing childhood secret and weird lessons I learned at church camp.

Hey! Life is chaos and I'm gonna complain about it. Then I'll pay you back with a little story about the Ackley House, the first house to ever be declared haunted by a court of law.

Hey, hi, hello! Welcome to a peek into my brain. I'm delirious after a day of educating the youths and I wanna yell at you about sharks. Specifically, the wild story of the 1916 Jersey Shore shark attacks. Should I watch Jaws?

Anyone still tuned in? Allow me to re-introduce myself and explain what I've been up to. After that, we'll dive into the story of Robert the Doll.