Tyler Hyde & Johnny Cann | Morbid Network
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Spooky stories with chaos and judgment.
That's Spooky treats haunted houses, strange crimes, and disasters as material for both storytelling and comic combustion. Johnny and Tyler bounce through pop culture, personal tangents, and sharp reactions before landing on the unsettling facts.
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That's Spooky is a comedy-forward spooky-story show with one foot in paranormal folklore and the other in the stranger corners of real-world harm. Johnny and Tyler lead it as a two-voice conversation, and the pleasure of the format is how quickly a casual riff can become the on-ramp to something genuinely unsettling. The openings are rarely tidy. One episode begins in lucid-dream jokes and pop-culture imagery before drifting toward a haunted-house account. Another starts with worm rumors, political disgust, and witchy curses before continuing a story about scraping noises, sightings, and a house that refuses to behave rationally. The show likes detours. It also knows when to return to the road. A workplace poisoning story pauses for disbelief over a two-day-old water bottle, then gets specific about chloroform, chemicals, shoes, and intent. The Titan submersible coverage carries the same rhythm, moving through operational details, dive attempts, battery problems, and dread while still leaving space for nautical wordplay. That mix is the point. That's Spooky does not present weirdness from a polished distance; it reacts to it, judges it, jokes around it, and keeps talking until the shape of the story is clear. The weekly Spooky Gay Bullshit episodes widen the feed, catching listener-sent oddities, internet references, seasonal chaos, nostalgic retail memories, and tiny cultural artifacts like fedoras, shutter shades, and gag-gift stores. The paranormal side includes haunted homes, unexplained figures, lucid dreaming, and demonic language used more as comic fuel than doctrine. The true-crime and disaster side includes attempted poisoning, deaths, institutional recklessness, and people making choices with ugly consequences. It can be silly for minutes at a time. Then it gets blunt. The appeal is the tonal elasticity: a joke can sit beside a serious ethical reaction without either one cancelling the other out. Listeners who need straight procedural narration may find it too restless. Listeners who like spooky material filtered through queer pop culture, fast banter, personal tangents, and cleanly delivered facts will understand the engine immediately. It is a hangout show, but not an aimless one. The chatter is part of how the stories breathe.
Made for: For listeners who like paranormal stories, true-crime weirdness, and disaster coverage delivered through fast comic banter rather than solemn narration. It especially suits fans of queer pop-culture references, recurring bits, and conversational storytelling.
What sets it apart: That's Spooky stands out by letting jokes, digressions, and moral reactions coexist inside the same story. The show can move from haunted-house dread to nostalgic mall-store riffing without losing the thread of what happened and why it feels wrong.
Get into everything that makes you say, “That’s Spooky!” from the worlds of true crime, the paranormal, strange phenomena and beyond with your new gay best friends, Johnny and Tyler!
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Johnny and Tyler pair careful case chronology with comic chemistry, making dark and uncanny stories feel conversational without draining their tension.
That's Spooky turns frightening material into a lively two-person conversation, with Johnny and Tyler moving between detailed case narration and quick comic riffs.
A phantom by the door appears, then Johnny and Tyler derail you with homeowner wordplay.
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A slow start, a workplace poisoning, and hosts who keep the banter lively without softening the harm.
This one starts like a loose late night hangout, with Johnny and Tyler swapping school memories and talking through grief before the case really takes hold. It takes a little while to get moving, but the slower opening still feels warm and lived in rather than padded.
A haunted-house tale told with jokes, detours, and just enough cold-shiver logic.
That Spooky turns a haunted-house mystery into a funny, loose chase. It opens with lucid-dreaming chatter, then moves through former residents, an ex-wife who would not stay in the house alone, and a taxi driver who saw someone standing at the door.
A loose, funny hangout that folds Easter nostalgia and Pudgy lore into spooky-comedy banter.
This episode plays as a hangout-first Spooky Gay Bullshit outing, moving from a branded slip-and-slide memory to Easter candy, egg-hunt chatter, and the story behind Pudgy the Chihuahua's "Awa Awa." The charm is in how Johnny and Tyler keep circling the same playful objects…
A creepy house mystery with worm-cursed banter and a slow, creeping wrongness.
That's Spooky turns a creepy house mystery into a quick, joke-heavy hangout before the unease really bites. It opens with worm curses, political disgust, and dry banter, then keeps circling back to the dining-room scraping sound that shows up night after night as Elkie and Joe…
A joke-heavy Titan story that still keeps the timeline clear.
The episode starts with deep-fryer banter, then settles into the Titan submersible disaster. Johnny and Tyler keep it loose, but the timeline stays intact as the story moves from the trip to Newfoundland to the first dive attempts, then to the later dive that reaches the Titanic…
A hometown hoax, revisited by someone who grew up there.
Spooky Gay Bullshit hosts Johnny and Tyler cover four news stories: 5.56 million ground-dwelling Andrena regularis bees discovered under East Lawn Cemetery in New York State, Florida surgeon Thomas Chavanosky indicted after removing a liver instead of a spleen and continuing the operation while the patient was in cardiac arrest for 15 minutes, a University of Wisconsin researcher who was caught plotting to poison a coworker with chloroform after his ChatGPT history surfaced the queries, and a man in Albany County who attempted to stab a family member while dressed as a cow.
That's Spooky’s “Demon-Positive” starts with Tyler introducing a new jumping spider named Gorgeous, described as a sexed subadult bull jumping spider about ten times bigger than Fantasy.
Johnny and Tyler open by comparing the Super Nile Crocodile Mile to an old slip and slide with a crocodile at the end, treating it like a real childhood relic.
Tyler presents the main story of the haunting of Elke Sommer, a German actress and Golden Globe winner, in her Beverly Hills home in 1964, where multiple witnesses reported seeing an apparition of a heavyset man with thinning hair before the couple experienced nightly sounds of dining room furniture moving without physical explanation.
The hosts of Spooky Gay Bullshit discuss the decline of fedoras in the 2010s through a humorous personal anecdote about a friend's post-breakup fashion choice.
Hosts Johnny and Tyler of That's Spooky continue their two-part series on the Ocean Gate Titan submersible disaster, covering the period from 2018 to mid-2021 when the first nominally successful dive reached the Titanic debris field.
The hosts discuss their mixed experiences with the brown bread at Cheesecake Factory, sharing personal anecdotes and debating its quality and place in the restaurant's aesthetic.
Hosts Johnny and Tyler introduce their podcast about spooky topics, discussing inflatable furniture and a gag gift store.
The hosts discuss a new HBO documentary series about neighbor feuds, blending true crime and paranormal themes.
Johnny and Tyler discuss the story of a woman fired by Disney for making the first Hannah Montana wig, with humorous commentary.
Johnny and Tyler discuss spooky topics including true crime, paranormal, and strange phenomena, with a segment on addiction recovery.
The hosts introduce the show and share a personal loss of a pet jumping spider before diving into spooky topics.
The hosts engage in humorous banter about musician Peaches and pop culture, setting a lighthearted tone for their weekly show.
A podcast exploring true crime, paranormal, and strange phenomena with a humorous twist.
Johnny and Tyler host a comedic weekly hangout discussing spooky topics with playful banter.
This episode begins with advertisements before presumably diving into true crime and paranormal stories.
Johnny and Tyler discuss the new America's Next Top Model documentary, sharing their reactions and critiques.
The hosts chat about enjoying sugar-free banana splits from Baskin Robbins in winter and the convenience of ice cream delivery.
The episode begins with advertisements before transitioning into the show's content about spooky topics.
Johnny and Tyler joke about hand washing, the Olympics, and figure skating commentary in a lighthearted, queer comedy podcast.
Hosts Johnny and Tyler engage in humorous banter about head colds and apartment heating before discussing spooky topics.
The hosts joke about creating monster-themed perfumes, blending humor with spooky themes.
Johnny and Tyler riff on old photocopiers and office culture in a comedic spinoff show.
The hosts discuss personal updates, including a father's obituary, and plan to cover topics like Drag Race and the state of the world in this casual gay podcast episode.
Johnny and Tyler host their weekly spooky gay bullshit hangout, where Johnny shares his new knuckle tattoo of the word 'folklore' as a Swiftie tribute, delivered with sarcastic humor.
The hosts banter about Kool-Aid and anal consumption before diving into spooky true crime and paranormal stories.
Johnny and Tyler host their weekly spinoff podcast where they discuss the movie Snow Day in a humorous and nostalgic way.
Two gay best friends joke about dance tutorials and their trip to Nova Scotia.
The hosts welcome listeners to their weekly hangout show, discussing humorous topics like getting sewn into outfits and related bodily functions.
The hosts engage in humorous banter about personal declarations and social quirks.
The hosts address their recent two-week hiatus due to one host's father passing away from a heart attack, while also discussing pop culture topics like Labubu and Furbies.
The hosts return after a two-week break, with Johnny sharing the news of his father's unexpected death, blending personal reflection with the show's usual spooky theme.