Our annual holiday tradition returns—where we celebrate joy, goodwill, and the art of the curse.

This year is extra special as we finally get an update—and a conclusion—to one of our earliest Curse-mas stories: Mary the ghost, first discussed during the 2022

Tim kicks things off by unpacking the unsettling world of cursed furniture, proving once again that the real danger of the holiday season isn’t a drunk uncle—it’s antiques. Nate reminds us of Mary Lewyd, while Chris dives into the infamous Bucksport, Maine grave, the Martyr of Greenwood Cemetery, and how to dig up the bones of your ancestors to help stop the bad luck.

So grab a drink, dim the lights, and settle in—because nothing says Christmas like generational doom. This is against all oddities

On this episode, Nate returns to the mountain, aka the Monroe institute, to revisit those storied halls like a monk in an EEG headset, listening to frequencies designed to nudge his awareness just a smidge outside the factory settings. We also dig into Lifelines, Monroe’s method for talking with the dead, along with bilocation, astral shenanigans, and a dash of remote viewing because why not.

So settle in, tune up your brainwaves, and maybe keep one foot tethered to this plane of existence. Because we’re heading back into the place where consciousness gets stretchy, time gets weird, and apparently the dead still check their messages.

It’s spooky season people and everyone knows that spooky season is our favorite excuse to tell ghost stories and pretend our bad audio is actually “spirit activity.” On today’s episode Each brother comes armed with a few paranormal tales, and we’ve stitched in real stories from listeners who swear their they’ve seen beyond the vail.

So grab a pumpkin beer, light a candle, grab a blanket, and maybe keep the lights on. Because this episode isn’t just about telling ghost stories — it’s about inviting them in.