💡 Remember when the bathroom mirror felt haunted… or when a McDonald’s animatronic dinosaur ruined your day? Same.

In this week’s Society of BS episode, Kristin and Seleena take a nostalgic, hilarious, and sometimes surprisingly deep dive into the irrational childhood fears that used to keep them up at night — and in some cases, still do.

From spooky stories like Bloody Mary, creepy movie moments, and dark school bathrooms, to the T-Rex that haunted a Tucson McDonald’s, the hosts explore the blend of imagination, memory, and real physical reactions that fear can trigger — even years later.

⚡ They also talk about how they handle fear now as adults and moms, how the brain processes fear responses, and the importance of balancing scary storytelling with emotional safety for kids.

🎙️ File:011 – From Bloody Mary to Dinosaurs is now streaming.

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In This Episode:

• Personal childhood fears and the stories that sparked them

• The Bloody Mary mirror game and the psychology behind it

• Strange memories, like being haunted by a T-Rex in a fast food joint

• How our brains physically respond to fear, even when it’s imaginary

• Parenting and teaching kids to cope with fear using logic and empathy

• Reflections on how fear becomes part of our story — and sometimes, our humor

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Keywords:

childhood fears, irrational fears, Bloody Mary, horror memories, coping with fear, fear and parenting, nostalgic podcast, neuroscience of fear, scary stories, childhood trauma, haunted bathrooms, fear in storytelling, Society of BS, Beautiful Sunday Podcast, parenting through fear, spooky nostalgia

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Episode Chapters:

• 00:00 – Introduction to Childhood Fears

• 01:00 – Spooky Tales and Childhood Memories

• 03:49 – The Neuroscience of Fear

• 10:01 – Irrational Fears and Their Origins

• 19:21 – Parenting Through Fear

• 30:21 – Reflections on Fear and Fun

💡 Some stories stay with you. Others never leave at all.

In this Open Transmission episode of the Beautiful Sunday Podcast, Kristin & Seleena explore the lingering mysteries of the paranormal — from childhood hauntings to unexplained energy shifts and ghost stories that continue to echo into adulthood.

They open up about real experiences with the supernatural: haunted schools, creepy dreams, ghostly voices, and pets reacting to things unseen. But between belief and skepticism lies a bigger question — what really happens to energy when we die?

⚡ This one is personal. It’s open. And it’s definitely not your average Sunday.

🎙️ File:010 – Ghosts, Hauntings, & the Paranormal is now streaming.

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In This Episode:

• Personal stories of childhood hauntings and paranormal moments

• Strange encounters in homes, schools, and dreams

• Pets reacting to unseen energy and unexplained behaviors

• A candid discussion on belief, fear, and spiritual sensitivity

• Paranormal snapshots, trumpet-playing ghosts, and theories on afterlife energy

• An open invitation to share your own stories

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Keywords:

ghosts, hauntings, paranormal podcast, supernatural stories, Beautiful Sunday Podcast, Society of BS, childhood ghost stories, haunted memories, unexplained energy, spiritual sensitivity, creepy experiences, personal paranormal stories, ghost encounters, skepticism vs belief, podcast community, Open Transmission, Not Your Average Sunday

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Episode Chapters:

• 00:00 – Open Transmission: Embracing the Paranormal

• 00:59 – Childhood Hauntings: Early Experiences with the Supernatural

• 04:46 – Creepy Encounters: Family Ghost Stories

• 09:59 – Photographic Evidence: Paranormal Snapshots

• 15:13 – Haunted Places: Personal Experiences and Anecdotes

• 20:05 – Theories on Ghosts: Science vs. Belief

• 24:53 – Concluding Thoughts: The Nature of the Unknown

💡 Goats drained of blood. Dogs mutilated. And something lurking in the dark.

This week on Campfire Bites, Kristin & Seleena investigate one of the most infamous creatures in cryptid history — El Chupacabra — and uncover the mystery behind not one, but two versions of this legendary livestock slayer.

From its origins in Puerto Rico in the 1990s to modern-day sightings in the American Southwest, we explore whether the Chupacabra is an alien-influenced hoax… or a misunderstood creature battling mange.

⚡ Plus: play along in Creepy or Cryptid, a game that challenges you to spot the difference between real animal behavior and folkloric fiction.

🎙️ File:009 – What Gets My Goat is now streaming.

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In This Episode:

• The chilling 1995 Puerto Rico encounter that sparked the Chupacabra legend

• How a sci-fi movie may have shaped mass sightings

• The hairless “mange” version from the U.S. — and the truth behind those carcasses

• The psychology of fear, film, and folklore

• Creepy or Cryptid: a game of real vs. unreal animal attacks

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Keywords:

El Chupacabra, Beautiful Sunday Podcast, Society of BS, Campfire Bites, cryptid podcast, Puerto Rico folklore, goat sucker, Chupacabra sightings, paranormal podcast, urban legend, cryptid debunked, alien conspiracy, mange mystery, weird animal behavior, creepy podcast, livestock attacks, true or myth, Not Your Average Sunday

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Episode Chapters:

• 00:00 – Welcome to Campfire Bites

• 01:00 – The Puerto Rico Incident

• 05:15 – The Movie Theory & Alien Connection

• 09:30 – The Southwestern Chupacabra (Mange Explanation)

• 13:00 – Creepy or Cryptid Game Time

• 16:45 – Final Theories & Outro

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Resources & References:

• Britannica – Chupacabra Overview

• NBC News – Chupacabra Explained

• LA Times – 1995 Coverage of Chupacabra Hysteria

• Cryptid Wiki – History of El Chupacabra