
Murder and the paranormal finally meet! Grab your wine and milkshakes and join us every Sunday for some chilling ghost stories and downright terrifying true crime stories. The world's a scary place. And that's why we drink!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 861 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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It’s June and Gemini season is officially here so happy birthday to us!! This month Eva has collected a batch of birthday related listener stories for us including a spooky deja vu experience, a birthday trip gone wrong, and a possession at one of ou... more
It’s Episode 485 and we’re micro dosing mania because we finally don’t feel like a bruise. This week in celebration of our birthday’s Em covers a ouija board haunting case from Spain - the story of Estefanía Gutiérrez Lázaro aka The Vallecas Case. Th... more
It’s Episode 484 and we’re being haunted by our past selves and future ghosts. Today Em takes us to Illinois for their Part Two on the haunted Egyptian Theatres. Then Christine covers the frustrating case of Athalia Ponsell Lindsley and Francis Bemis... more
It’s Episode 483 and we’re channeling our inner emo kid today. First Em brings us Part One of the many haunted Egyptian Theatres starting with the one in Boise, Idaho! Then Christine covers the timely case of Tony Parsons, recently featured on Netfli... more
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Barely made it through one podcast but please continue showing your ignorance by attributing today's women to the 1930's
I have loved and listened to ATWWD for years! I always look forward to the new episodes every Sunday and the Listeners Stories at the beginning of the month.
Listeners Stories used to be one of my favorites because I’m more a fan of the paranormal side of the pod. However, they’ve recently introduced guests in their Listeners Stories and I’m not a fan. I understand that this is just a way to promote the other shows but the guests they invite talk too much about irrelevant topics. Do they even k... more
Every week this podcast pushes other terrible shows to me under the ATWWD title. STOP! I don’t want these terrible shows! Stop pushing shows I’m not subscribed to.
I’ve listened to these ladies since the beginning. I love Em. Half the show is now ads and they can’t get through a single sentence without interrupting each other or Christine showing her extreme mental illness.
It’s now become my game to see if Em can finish a sentence without being interrupted. I can’t recommend the show, but I’m ... more
Love the show but Christine please stop interrupting Em. Let her finish a sentance!!! I’ve had to stop listening at times because this is so annoying.
i’ve been listening to ATWWD since late 2017 and just love these goofballs so much. it has been amazing hearing them grow as storytellers, friends, and humans (and in that weird parasocial way, growing myself while listening). i also am an adult who was diagnosed with ADHD in the past few years and hearing them talk about their own journeys with this has been so helpful and reassuring. i’ve seen them each time they’ve come through cincinnati (even sat at a table next to Christine’s dad (aka Bear... more
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The show blends paranormal stories with true crime, anchored by two main hosts who balance spooky lore, candid personal anecdotes, and thoughtful commentary on sensitive topics. Episodes slice across haunted histories, famous crimes, and cultural touchpoints, often mixing humor with respectful storytelling. A recurring strength is the duo's ability to navigate heavy subjects with empathy while maintaining playful banter, which helps broaden appeal to fans of both genres. Notable touches include high-contrast contrasts between ghostly lore and real-world investigations, celeb-fueled town lore, and reflections on ethics in storytelling. This mix likely attracts listeners who enjoy smart conversations that oscillate between eerie narratives an... more
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