In Supernatural Season 1, Episode 13, Kimberly explores "Route 666," the Supernatural episode where a killer ghost truck takes center stage and Dean reunites with his old flame, Cassie.

She covers

• A haunting mystery tied to a vanishing monster truck and eerie legends from the 1960s
• How Dean's relationship with Cassie shakes up long-standing Winchester family rules
• A spirited debate about salt, burn, and how ghosts can inhabit more than just bodies—hello, haunted vehicle!
• Why the most watched episode in the series might not be the most memorable one

Hop on the road for unexpected heart-to-hearts, plenty of classic ghost lore, and a case that reveals surprising truths about the brothers—and maybe, about Cape Girardeau itself.

Join your host Kimberly as she dives into Supernatural, Season 1, Episode 12, “Faith.”

Things take a sharp turn from the usual monster chase when Dean winds up in the hospital with only months to live after a hunt gone sideways.

Here’s what you can look forward to in this deep-dive:

• Dean’s brush with death (and his stubborn resignation to it)
• Faith healing, morality, and the fine print in making deals with higher powers
• Layers of ethical drama and where hunters draw the line, if there even is one

With sharp analysis, some Buffyverse cameos, and a whole lot of questions about free will, fate, and why John Winchester still doesn’t pick up the phone, Kimberly breaks down all the moral gray areas that make “Faith” one of the standout episodes of Supernatural’s first season.

So settle in, contemplate your own mortality (Supernatural style), and get ready for another ride on the Winchester rollercoaster!

Join the rewatch for Season 1 Episode 11, "Scarecrow," the episode where Dean’s EMF meter goes off, Sam’s hitchhiking, and mysterious disappearances of couples spark suspicions. Small town secrets, fertility rites, and a tree that might be the key to it all!

Join Kimberly as she covers

• Why Sam and Dean split up—and if all those roadside arguments ever really resolve
• The dangers of accepting car help from strangers
• A sacred tree...and what that means for happy roadtrippers
• Sam’s suspicious new travel buddy Meg

Tune in for all the supernatural intrigue, sibling tension, and small-town secrets—plus some prop-related nitpicks and lingering questions to contemplate until next time!

Listen in as Kimberly explores Supernatural Season 1 Episode 10 "Asylum," the mid-season finale that locks Sam and Dean inside one very haunted sanitarium.

She covers

• Why teenagers keep breaking into abandoned asylums and buildings—and whether any of them ever have a good time
• The brotherly drama that erupts when Sam is possessed and starts ranting at Dean (and even takes a shot at him!)
• The ghostly hierarchy at play: are all spirits dangerous, or are some actually trying to help?
• All the classic horror tropes in action—and the clever reversals that might just leave you looking at shotgun-wielding girlfriends differently
• Serious question time-Why do all haunted buildings have creepy boiler rooms?

Tune in for a spoiler-free, character-rich breakdown and find out what questions Kimberly is dying to ask as the Winchesters' hunt gets ever more personal.

This week on Supernatural First Watch Podcast, Kimberly takes us on an emotional journey as Sam and Dean return to their childhood house in Lawrence, Kansas.

She covers

• Why a psychic named Missouri might be the most important woman in John Winchester's life (after Mary, of course)
• The revealing family secrets unearthed—do we have the whole story?
• Classic haunted house chaos: flying furniture, malfunctioning appliances, and a fridge that’s way too interested in children

Plug in and find out what’s hiding in the walls, and the past, in this turning point episode of Supernatural!

The one where there are too many bugs!

Listen in as Kimberly explores Season 1 Episode 8, "Bugs," the infamous episode where creepy-crawlies invade suburbia and the Winchesters dig deep into their family baggage.

She covers

• What makes "Bugs" one of the most notoriously disliked episodes of Supernatural—and whether it’s worth a watch
• The awkward, trope-filled suburban open house and its surprisingly progressive welcome speech for its time and place
• Why a can of bug spray and teamwork is no match for a supernatural curse… or is it?
• How the episode balances unintentionally hilarious moments with some of the creepiest swarms ever seen on TV

If you like family drama mixed with over-the-top horror, you'll want to tune in for this delightfully itchy installment!

The one where being immoral just might get you hooked—literally. Let’s talk "Hookman,"

Kimberly drops us into Iowa for Supernatural Season 1 Episode 7: Hook Man

• College students? Awkward makeouts? Creepy car date on Nine Mile Road? Check, check, check! Trope bingo night, folks. 🔪🚗
• Sam & Dean pose as frat bros from out of state (and somehow nobody questions it). Honestly, who buys this? Apparently, everyone. #FratImposters
• It’s Monster of the Week with minimal emotional drama, max horror tropes, and a solid dash of “did they really just do that?” You might not get epic character growth, but you WILL get horror movie nostalgia.
• The delightfully trope-tastic moments that make this episode both familiar and a little bit ridiculous

Tune in for laughs, classic scares, and Kimberly's monster-hunting breakdown—plus a peek at why this Monster of the Week is a campfire story classic!

Sam’s Stanford Past Meets Supernatural Trouble in Skin

Listen in as Kimberly explores "Skin," the sixth episode in Supernatural Season 1—where doppelgangers, detective cosplay, and sibling secrets collide.

She covers

• How a shapeshifter with access to memories throws Sam and Dean’s trust issues for a loop
• Deep dives into brotherly drama and whether Dean’s jealousy is supernatural or just sibling rivalry
• Technology flashbacks: Sam’s BlackBerry and the pre-smartphone mysteries of early 2000s communication

Think you know all about monster-of-the-week stories? This isn’t your average hunt. Tune in for plot twists, smart commentary, and a little snark—only on Supernatural First Watch Podcast!