Point Prim is the site of Prince Edward Island’s oldest lighthouse.

The land the lighthouse is built on once belonged to an Acadian farmer, known as the Hunchback.

Is he the spirit seen and heard on the nearby shore at night?

Join us today to hear his story.

The remains of a 42 lbs frog have been on display at the Fredricton Region Museum in New Brunwick for decades.

Is this fantastical frog the taxidermy remains of a real bullfrog, or something else?

Join us today to hear Evan share the story of the Coleman Frog, and other frog related folklore from New Brunswick and abroad!

Nova Scotia is known for its wildlife and its wooded areas are full of hares, foxes and coyotes.

Have you ever heard whispers of the rare species known as Cabbits?

Listen to our episode to hear all about this mysterious creature hopping through the wilds of Nova Scotia.

Tucked away in the countryside on Prince Edward Island once sat a house. It was proudly built in the 1800s and looked ordinary in all aspects, but those who resided within or visitors who dared to spend the night reported ear splitting sounds and spooky encounters.

Listen to our episode on the Haunting of Hillsborough House to hear about this harrowing haunted house.

For centuries now, many have reported the high pitched screech of an anguished soul on Halloween night at the Mill Creek Bridge in Parrsboro, Nova Scotia.

Join us today to hear the haunting Halloween tale behind Screecher’s Hollow.

In Grand Anse, Cape Breton, sits an area known as the Black Grounds. The ground is dark from a fire that once ravaged the area, and its known to be stalked by a bone chilling beast.

Join us today to hear the tale of the Bochdan of the Black Grounds, and the other horrifying creatures that haunt this harrowing area.

Scattered across Nova Scotia are over 100 abandoned graveyards whose occupants were laid to rest within them from as far back as the 1700s, to as recently as the 1980s.

Join us to hear Evan tell us about the Abandoned Graveyards of Nova Scotia and the impact of these cemeteries going uncared for.

On October 4th, 1967, a small fishing village on the south shore of Nova Scotia was forever put on the map when several witnesses spotted a UFO over the harbour.

Join us to hear Chelsea share witness reports of what happened that night, and theories behind what it the Shag Harbour UFO could have been.