It's the most wonderful time of year - Merry Christmas & Blessed Yule!

Not sure what Yule is? Well, sit down for a little history lesson as we talk about some of history and traditions of Yuletide, including a yule tree, mistletoe, gift giving and feasts. Sounds a lot like modern day Christmas, right? Except Yule predates Christianity and the Christmas holiday.

Last December we covered Krampus, the hairy goat demon who struck fear into children during this time of year. Well, Krampus is just one of many holiday season lures that helped keep kids in line. Enter Kallikantzario, the Greek goblins that terrorized households during the 12 days of Christmas.

Finally, 3 stories are covered of people who've experience arguable one of the scariest things - being buried alive! Tune in to find out if they made it out of their coffin to tell the tale and who wasn't quite as fortunate.

"There is fine line between paranormal and psychosis." - Kelsey

Since its spooky season and Halloween is this week, we put together some stories of creepy encounters of the paranormal and non-human kind.

We start off with a story from a person in Oregon who was commuting through the forest on a dark night when someone jumps out in front of the car. After contact and the vehicles comes to a halt, the person vanishes - but the story gets creepier so listen in.

The Rake started out as a creepy pasta but after hearing the 911 recording you might be thinking it is anything but fiction.

The last story is the stuff of nightmares with dark figures appearing and disappearing out of nowhere but sticking around just long enough to flash a sinister smile....on the night of Christmas Eve.

On this week's episode, we discussed the recently released Netflix documentary about the teen girl who was relentlessly bullied online for almost 2 years and it took the FBI to figure out who the culprit was - HER MOM!

Although its a heavy story, you'll want to stick around to the end to listen to submitted, found, and personal embarrassing stores that keep things light hearted and serve as a reminder that we are all human.