In 1971, Carolyn and Roger Perrin moved their young family into what they thought would be their forever home in a rural town in Rhode Island. Nestled on multiple acres with a stream, barn and outbuildings, the Perrins were excited to have a safe place for their growing family. That is, until they learned that it wasn't as safe as they thought; the family weren't alone on the property. The current occupants weren't alive, and worst of all, didn't want the Perrins there. Join us for part 2 of this epic haunting, and don't forget to leave the lights on at night.

The Janes were an activist organization that formed to facilitate safe abortions for women in the Chicago area in the 1970s. They were so underestimated in the previously male- and mafia-controlled abortion world that they were able to operate unimpeded for enough time to have saved the lives of thousands of women, and most importantly, changed the lives of many in teaching that women could be kind to one another. Join us as we discuss this amazing group of women and explore the impact that they had then, and now. Also! Stay tuned at the end for a special Puckwudgie tale from our amazing friend Keith of Squid's Ink Tattoo, a local of the Bridgewater Triangle.

The Bridgewater Triangle in Massachusetts is host to many mysteries, none more fascinating than the legendary cryptid Puckwudgie. Are they good, evil, or mischief-laden sprite-like beings? What would you do if one beckoned you from under a street lamp to go with it? Join us as we find out more about this murder hedgehogs.