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  • Episode 26: TRUE CRIME – The Gilgo Beach Serial Killer

    Over the last 14 years remains of missing and murdered women have been discovered all along Ocean Parkway in Long Island, New York. The Media coined the names ‘Gilgo Beach Killer’, and ‘LISK’ or ‘Long Island Serial Killer’ not knowing that these murders, and more, were the work of one…

  • Episode 25: LOST AT SEA – The John Rutledge

    A horrific nightmare and one unbelievable survival. In Liverpool, England, 1856, Captain Alexander Kelley manned a sailship bound for New York with over 100 passengers, mostly Irish immigrants searching for a better life in North America. Passenger, Thomas W. Nye, is among them and what he shares of his harrowing…

  • Episode 24: CREEPY LAKE – Lake Baikal

    Lake Baikal contains an astonishing 23% of the world’s fresh water! It is the oldest lake on earth and has a biodiverse ecosystem in and around the lake. But did you know it also has a spooky history? Come learn all about it this week as Chantel takes us through…

  • Episode 23: GHOST SHIPS – The Mary Celeste

    A large ship is found sailing the seas without a life on board. With no obvious signs of what happened, the mystery of The Mary Celeste lives on in popular culture as a ghost story. Listen in as we tell the true tale of this ghost ship, and perhaps you’ll…

  • Episode 22: ISLAND MYSTERY – The Mysteries of Oak Island

    In 1795, a young boy was lured toward Oak Island, Nova Scotia after seeing a mysterious green light. He discovers a circular depression in the ground and asks his friends to help him dig. What they find leads to over two centuries of treasure hunting that is still going on…

  • Episode 21: SHARK MONTH – The Shark Files!

    Everyone has a favourite shark and most people can only name a few. Chantel does a deep dive (pun intended) on all things sharks from their beginning millions of years ago, to their birth cycles, and some of the lesser-known (but equally cool) species. This episode is sharks on sharks…

  • Episode 20: SHARK MONTH – MegFest 2024

    Sharks have captured people’s interests, and deep fears, for thousands of years and none were as large, powerful or impressive as the largest ever known shark species: The Megalodon. Listen in as Meg tells you all about her namesake, The Megalodon, a shark that existed 23 – 3.6 million years…

  • Episode 19: TRUE CRIME – The Shark Arm Case

    In 1935, a tiger shark was captured off Coogee Beach in Sydney, Australia, and displayed in an aquarium. Days later, a shocking turn of events occurs when the shark vomits what appears to be a severed human arm, launching a full-scale investigation into who could be the real killer. References:…

  • Episode 18: DISASTER – The Kursk Submarine

    On August 10, 2000, one of the worst Submarine disasters occurred. 118 men were trapped at the bottom of the Barents Sea, but no one was looking for them. Join us this week as Chantel takes us through the events of this tragedy. References: Wikipedia contributors. (2024, June 27). P-700…

  • Episode 17: MISSING PERSON – Kimberly McAndrew

    Kimberly McAndrew was a shy, sweet young woman from a small town in Nova Scotia who had just moved to Halifax for University. Classes were starting in a few short weeks and she was excited for her next chapter to begin. She left work around 4:00 pm on Saturday, August…

  • Episode 16: EXPLORATION – The Wreck of the Titanic

    It became the most famous ship in the world after tragically sinking in April 1912. RMS Titanic was lost for 73 years until Robert Ballard and his team located the wreck at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean. Join us this week as we discuss the wreck; diving into the…

  • Episode 15: LOST AT SEA – Cleopatra’s Tomb

    This week Chantel teaches us about the captivating life and legacy of Cleopatra the VII and the ongoing quest to discover her long-lost tomb. Dive in with us as we continue the Lost at Sea series! References: Lawler, A. (2013, November 19). Raising Alexandria. Smithsonian Magazine. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/raising-alexandria-151005550/ ISIS – Explore…

  • Episode 14: HAUNTED – Dolls

    In this week’s episode, Meg covers some of the better known haunted dolls including their origins, current locations and the legends or experiences of each. If you have any dolls in the room, it’s best to cover their ears so they don’t get any ideas. WARNING: For images of PTD,…

  • Episode 13: EXPLORATION – Diving to the Challenger Deep

    The Challenger Deep is the deepest known part of our Ocean. Humans have been intrigued by it since its discovery in the 1800s, but who has taken the plunge to the bottom? Come join us as we learn about the deepest dives in history! References: Rafferty, J. P., & Riley,…

  • Episode 12: OCEAN MYSTERY – The Mariana Trench

    The deepest trenches in the ocean can be a scary thought; the void, the darkness, the unknown. Join us this week as Chantel unveils the secrets of the Mariana Trench, from its timeless formation to the haunting inhabitants below. References: Researchers discover deepest known underwater volcanic eruption. (2018, October 23).…

  • Episode 11: ISLAND MYSTERY – The Haunted Island of Poveglia

    A lone island with a haunted past encompassing nearly a thousand years of war, deadly plagues, and an evil doctor with a penchant for brutal experiments on his patients sits abandoned and decaying with the only inhabitants being the ghosts that roam the crumbling hallways. Or is there more to…

  • Episode 10: LOST AT SEA – The Disappearance of Tom & Eileen Lonergan

    In 1998, Tom and Eileen Lonergan embarked on a diving trip to explore the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Eastern Australia. Two days later, the diving company would find their belongings and realize they made a terrible mistake with their headcount. Listen this week as we discuss this…

  • Episode 9: MYTHOLOGY – Mermaids & Sirens

    This week, embark on a mythological voyage across the oceans as Chantel unravels the captivating lore and legends of Mermaids and Sirens from diverse cultures around the world and through time. References: Ibrahim, M. (2020, May 29). Does the Little Mermaid statue in Copenhagen deserve its fame? What to plan…