For the last episode of of our spooky series, McCray tells an original story of her own. A young performer wants a spot on stage badly enough to make a deal with something that lives in the wood. Creaking joints, an empty theater and an audience that never stops laughing. It starts as a dream come true. Then she finds out who’s pulling the strings. Grab your plants and turn the lights down.

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Erica takes the mic for the first time, and the episode goes completely off the rails. Planning a trip to Japan next year, she brings us two of its most famous vengeful spirits.

First up is Teke Teke, a woman cut in half by a train who now drags herself along on her hands at 93 miles per hour. If she catches you, she asks one question: do you need your legs? It was supposed to be terrifying. We did not make it through with a straight face.

Then it’s the Ghost of Oiwa, one of Japan’s big three ghost stories. A samurai’s betrayal, a poisoned face cream, and a wedding night that goes very, very wrong. Plus a creepy encounter in our own studio and the girl who hides in the gaps.

Trigger warning: these old legends include assault, suicide, and gore.

New episodes drop every Wednesday in October. Stay spooky.

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It's Andrew's week, and he's taking us out west to Skinwalker Ranch, a 512-acre property in Utah's Uintah Basin with decades of strange reports.

We start with the Navajo tradition behind the word "skinwalker" and how a remote cattle ranch ended up with the name. Then Andrew walks us through the ranch's wildest moments from the History Channel series. There are cattle that die without a mark and never decompose, radiation spikes, and a rabbi's prayer that drops the temperature in a rock circle. There's also a glowing orb that flies straight into a mesa, a drill that hits something metal underground, and a rocket that explodes into a blob over "the Triangle." Is it portals, government experiments, or something much older?

Then Andrew closes with a creepypasta he read right before bed (big mistake). A father and son track a blood trail through the Ohio woods, and what's waiting at the end of it isn't a coyote.

New episodes drop every Wednesday in October. Stay spooky.

A Podcast to Murder Your Plants To is brought to you by Glass Tangerine, a plant shop and flower studio at 48 W. Broad St. in Cookeville, TN. Buy plants, be happy. glasstangerine.com | @glasstangerine