Buckle up we're going on a road-trip!

It's coming up on a year now since we had to give up our beloved KOFYmobile and we're missing planning the year's camping and road-trip adventures like we normally would be doing in the first few months of the year.

We could probably all do with a little break from reality so, we're going on a pretend adventure – we're going to imagine our ideal haunted road-trip and take you all along for the ride. On the way there will be some choices to make, with outcomes that you can work in to your own imaginary story, to see how your paranormal adventure unfolds during the episode, or you can just listen along and enjoy the hearing about all the cool, and really haunted, locations we're going to dip into today. If you do want to join in you might want to have a regular 6-sided dice or a dice app handy, and perhaps a journal, notebook or writing implement, but we've designed this so that you can do all of this in your head, or of course, just listen along to the story.

The aim of the trip, on this occasion, is not the destination, but the journey itself, which will be choc-full of paranormal stops along the way. The idea of stopping off at as many haunted locations on our way to a given destination is actually how we've done our road trips ever since we started this show. We have always tried to maximise our time and petrol by fitting in as many spooky pit stops - and even overnights - in one journey as possible – so you will be getting a taste of a real KOFY road-trip … just … dialled up to 11!

Grab your mince pies and Christmas crackers and settle in for the big festive KOFY Christmas special! This episode is jam-packed with ghost stories for Christmas as well as some hilarious paranormal bloopers. Pit your wits against Lil and Fitz in the annual Christmas Quiz, and this year we take to the skies and dive in to some strange tales haunted planes and airfields in Ghosts of the Air.

Join us as we chat to Sarah Clegg, author of The Dead Of Winter, about Christmas monsters and the deliciously dark festive traditions that are woven through the history of Britain and Europe. This may not be one to listen to with little ears around, as a few of these monsters have some fiendishly grisly habits!