Probably Cursed Podcast

For today’s Curse-O-Meter testing we visit the sinister seas of the Bermuda Triangle.

But first, discuss a Manga artist's July disaster prophecy for Japan, a woman who woke up in her own coffin, and the evolving dogs of Chernobyl.

In today’s episode we submit to the Curse-O-Meter the curious history of collecting Haunted items. But before that, we’ll also talk about what happens when you try to use witchcraft on your president, a time traveler's warnings for 2025, and when your high school teacher identifies as a cat.

And as a bonus treat, also joining us in today’s episode is special Ghost-Host Sydney.

Today we go local and submit the haunted Mckay Avenue school for Curse-O-Meter testing.

But before that, we will also discuss

• Adele’s Haunted Mansion
• A New Jersey man’s creepy doll collection
• And the cursed tablets found in a forgotten graveyard

Today we input the Mad Gasser of Matoon into the Curse-O-Meter.

But before that, we discuss

-why a burning feeling in your legs may be caused by slug parasites,

-the difficulties with giving back stolen ritual skulls,

-and an ex-military officer’s alien abduction by a rude 7 foot tall Mantis being.

For today’s episode, Sheryl tells us about sleep paralyisis demons. But before that, we talk about a nude carjacking alien abductee, how your dog can catch ‘werewolf syndrome’, and a family that was assigned a haunted council home.

In today’s episode Chris brings you the story of Peter Stumpp, AKA the Werewolf of Bedburg. But before that, we discuss this month’s great planetary alignment, ghost islands in the sea, and an update about the Slender Man attacker.

Today we will be discussing the ill-fated Franklin Expedition, but before we discuss the spine-chilling tale, we will discuss a haunted hair salon, a possible female cannibal, and a horny ghost. I'm your host, Chris. And I'm Cheryl. Grab some hot cocoa, and let's see if ice guys really do finish last

Today, we discussed the fantastical tales of Santa Claus, the myth and the legend. But before we jingle in, we want to update you on the conjuring house drama. Talk about a scientist who's experimenting on herself and help a ghost find his body.

Today we talk about demons in France. But before that, we look into killer otters, how to break a Freemason's curse, and how child beauty pageants can get even worse than they already are.

This month we look into the Stull Cemetery and its portal to Hell, but first we'll look into the Conjuring house's current drama, how Dorito dust can make your mice transparent, and a mysterious body in a casket appearing in a Detroit park.

Today we delve into the Valley of the Headless Men. But before that we’ll also discuss the tombstones that will decide the end of the world, the favorite songs of the demons in hell, and what happens when you neglect to tell your child a WW2 Nazi died in their bedroom.

For today’s episode we look into the Thunderbird stories of Illinois. Before that we look into what happens when you kill your vampire mom, the evacuation of a goblin infested police station, and the drama that occurs when your ghost ex husband is jealous of your new possessed clown doll.

For today’s entries into our Curse-O-Meter, we have the Doppelganger of Percy Shelley, the car molester of Korea, creatures living in the walls of a little girl’s bedroom, and the face eating man of Las Vegas.

For today's Curse-O-Meter testing, we talk about the Candy Lady of Texas, a witch bullying a town treasurer, the real Curse of King Tut's Tomb, a cheese-wielding maniac, and Athol's Strange New Museum.

Today we input into our Lord-Canarvan Curse-O-Meter the tale of the mysterious town of Doveland, a ghost's attempts at Grand Theft Auto, a mysterious condition that turns everyone around you into demons, and the government cover-up of a pregnant alien mummy.

For today’s Curse-O-Meter testing we submit the third and final segment of the Mel’s Hole Saga, a demonic McDonalds slaying, an octogenarian's giant mutant sheep, and how your good looks can get you kidnapped.

For today's Cursometer readings, we delve into part two of three of the Mel's Hole saga. But first, to calibrate our cursometer, we discuss the wolf man of Germany's Harz Mountains, the mysterious Alaska snake worm, and the dubious health benefits of putting urine in your eyes.

Happy end of January everyone! For today’s Curse-O-Meter readings we feed in the story of Mel’s Hole, 10 foot tall Alien vacationers in Brazil, A cursed stone stealing woman, and a vampire museum’s newly cursed acquisition.

For today's Cure-O-Meter testing, we have the Magical Battle of Britain, the disappearance of a man looking for Alaska's secret black pyramid, the sickening and rude effects of a haunted nunnery, and how not to perform an exorcism on your mother-in-law. Also, during our shopping break, we'll reveal artifact number three, which will be up for sale on the Probably Cursed Museum