
We are here to tell you all of the Rust Belt bedtime stories, from the macabre to the occult and beyond. Sit down weekly and we will attempt to educate and entertain you on these peculiar and sometimes off putting tales from the area.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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We're back after a little vacation. Catch up with Mark on this episode and learn about Disco Inferno and the heroes that saved the day. Spoiler alert, this episode may contain fart cakes. #FartCakes4BriannaValenti
In this episode we hear the story about Gross Ginger Devil, Eric Smith, and which co-host almost had a play-date with him when younger.
We also hear about 11 year old tantrum tot, Cameron Kocher, that got beat at a video game by a 7 year old girl. ... more
In this episode we learn about another missing person tied to the Chautauqua Serial Killer and then we hear about the St. Clair Triangle UFO.
Featuring special guest Detective Olivia Benson.
with appearances by "Uhhh" & "Ummm".
Local historians once called the old mansion on Summit Street “the house everyone wants to know about.” Lurid tales of ghosts, strange deaths, murder, slaves dying, Underground Railroad activity ... Rumored secret passages and the lengthy abandonment... more
In this episode we explore the 1997 disappearance of Lori Ceci Bova. Lori went for a 2am walk one summer morning following an argument with her husband. Lori would never be seen again alive or dead. Law enforcement has their suspicions, but their per... more
Lady Lemonhead calls in to set the record straight. She tells Lena the story of what really happened and how she came to be the Mother of Melon heads.
In this episode we hear about Susan Hallett. Living in Michigan, originally from Jamestown, NY, this frumpy human toilet log got the brilliant idea to murder her Father, Step Mother, and her 8 year old Step Sister. Accompanied by her boyfriend, Richa... more
In this episode, we hear a tale that took place in the picturesque town of East Aurora. Goodleburg Cemetery to be more exact. A doctor performing illegal and unsafe abortions disposes of fetuses, and the unlucky women that died during the procedures,... more










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