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Do you hear things that go bump in the night & know better than to investigate? Obsessed with unsolved mysteries, hauntings, and true crime? Then this podcast is for you! Hosts Cat & Rachel (with occasional hosts Em & Meg) dive into murders, monsters, and the paranormal - uncovering the real horrors while honoring the victims. Each themed episode mixes dark tales with humor as they dehumanize villains and explore the unknown. Stay feral, bite the hand, and don’t forget to follow!
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Its lively group chemistry keeps names, evidence, and unresolved questions present while true crime shares space with haunted history.
Kat, Rachel, Em, and Meg treat grim material as a group conversation, moving between unsolved killings, haunted buildings, local history, and supernatural reports.
A ghost's dress buttons prompt a nickname; you either want that detour or you don't.
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A blunt true-crime conversation shaped by a murder case, prosecutor problems, and a push for outside help.
The episode reads as a family-centered fight against a system that can leave a murder case stalled for far too long. Its strongest stretch sits with the anger around the prosecutor problems, the push for outside help, and the report that the BCI wanted to take over but was not…
A haunted-hotel story with lively banter, strong Sam lore, and just enough unease.
Pandemonium Witches' take on Fairmont Banff Springs leans into the ghost-story material while keeping a loose, conversational pace. The Sam lore is the standout: a bellhop in a 1960s uniform who turns on lights, helps with bags, appears on the ninth floor, and vanishes when…
A lively Point Pleasant folklore tour that keeps Mothman and the town's mythology front and center.
Point Pleasant and its Mothman lore give the episode its center of gravity, and it is strongest when the hosts move easily between the statue, the festival, and the museum before circling back to the story.
A messy, human true-crime episode that gives a 1974 campus murder case real personality.
The episode tracks a 1974 Stanford-area murder and lets The Pandemonium Witches sound like themselves as they work through it. The pre-show banter is loud, unruly, and a little ridiculous before the story turns darker, and that looseness is part of the draw.
A shaggy haunted-house story that stays funny, pointed, and respectful.
The Pandemonium Witches take a haunted-house story and give it some pace, opening on puppy chaos before moving through shifting furniture, doors that open on their own, and a music box that reportedly plays by itself.
A feral look at bone displays that keeps the dead human, not decorative.
Pandemonium Witches settles into a bone-display story with the show’s familiar loose, side-quest energy, and that is a real part of its charm.
A lively castle episode that pairs fortress history with loose, bantering hosts.
This episode treats Edinburgh Castle less like a postcard landmark and more like a working fortress, shaped by food stores, closed gates, and the practical business of keeping people inside.
A haunted Michigan hotel story carried by banter, personality, and a little patience.
Pandemonium Witches follows a sideways path through Michigan history, settling on the Doherty Hotel in Clare and the Prohibition-era criminal activity that made it notorious.
Warm company for the seriously supernatural.
UFO lore with patience and atmosphere.
Psychic talk with humor and backbone.
Real places, real tragedies, and the ghosts left behind.
The Pandemonium Witches cover Janine Ann Jones, born July 13, 1950, and describe her as a licensed vocational nurse linked to up to 60 infant and child deaths in the 1970s and 1980s.
Pandemonium Witches presents S1.E97 on the 1886 Pimlico poisoning mystery, part of their 13-episode Halloween arc.
The hosts start by wrestling the recording into shape.
The Pandemonium Witches open in full feral mode before settling into the bone-lined passages.
The Pandemonium Witches open with the kind of off-topic, sibling-heavy chatter that makes their table feel fully occupied before they ever get to Edinburgh Castle.
The Pandemonium Witches link Valentine’s Day to the St.
Kat and Rachel cover Anna Marie Filzer Hahn, a Bavaria-born German immigrant who moved to Cincinnati, married Philip Hahn by 1930, and later became linked to a series of poisonings among elderly German-American men.
Paveglia Island in Italy is presented as a 17-acre lagoon island between Venice and Lido that was once a refugee camp, later a quarantine station, and eventually a mental hospital.
The Pandemonium Witches revisit Texas with a haunted-road tour that starts at the Devil's Backbone, a Hill Country route on Ranch Roads 12 and 32 between San Marcos, Wimberley, and Blanco.
The Pandemonium Witches turns to West Virginia, calling it the Mountain State, citing its 1863 statehood, 1,831,000 population in 2016, and the New River Gorge Bridge on the state quarter.
The Pandemonium Witches episode on Washington State mixes Twilight references, state facts, and haunted locations, starting with the state’s 7.786 million people, Olympia as the capital, and 29 federally recognized tribes.
John Arthur Getreu’s case moves from a 1963 school dance in Bad Krasnok, West Germany, to Stanford-area murders in Palo Alto and Santa Clara County.
The Pandemonium Witches cover the unsolved Cabin 28 case in Keddie, California, where Sue Sharp, John Sharp, and Dana Wingate were killed and Tina Sharp disappeared.
The Pandemonium Witches revisit Nanny Doss, also called the Giggling Granny, the Lonely Hearts Killer, the Black Widow, and Lady Bluebeard, and say she was responsible for 11 murders between 1927 and 1954.
The spider and the fly: welcome to her home, leave as soap and cookies.
The Pandemonium Witches podcast spends this episode on the Tower of London, officially named His Majesty’s Royal Palace and Fortress of the Tower of London, and frames it as both a fortress and a prison.
Meg focuses on the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel in Banff National Park, Canada, a property she says opened in 1888 and now has 768 guest rooms.
The Pandemonium Witches use this season premiere to announce Serotonin Saturdays, a monthly reset built around hope, healing, and “the smallest of victories.” They also explain the show’s new direction, saying Meg and Em will be guests instead of hosts while Kat and Rachel keep the focus on victims rather than drifting away from cases.
The episode ranks Missouri as number 10 on the show’s top 10 haunted states list and ties the state’s ghost stories to places like Knob Noster, the Jesse James farm, the Lemp Mansion, the Beattie Mansion, and the Missouri State Penitentiary.
Kat and Rachel kick things off with a messy catch-up before settling on Elizabeth.
The Pandemonium Witches spend the front end in their usual spill of gifts, medication checks, shopping complaints, and house chaos before they settle into the story.
Episode 100 opens loud.
Kat and Rachel open with their familiar loose, chatty setup before swinging hard into a case about a family’s frustration with the justice process.
The Pandemonium Witches open with the room already moving.
Chaotic but substantive podcast where four neurodivergent women discuss everything from daily life frustrations (medical ignorance, heavy objects) to comprehensive Oklahoma state history.
Hosts Kat and Rachel discuss personal anecdotes and upcoming true crime and paranormal topics with humor.
Hosts Kat and Rachel discuss personal anecdotes and a new bread recipe before diving into true crime and paranormal stories.
Hosts Kat and Rachel discuss a case addendum and share personal anecdotes before diving into a true crime episode.
Hosts Cat and Rachel discuss their messy homes and laundry habits in a lighthearted opening before diving into true crime and paranormal topics.
The hosts discuss a new cold case they've been approached about, with banter about audio issues and personal emails.
The hosts introduce themselves and discuss personal updates, including a daughter's graduation and Halloween decorations, before diving into true crime and paranormal topics.
The hosts banter about technical issues and a missing co-host before diving into true crime and paranormal stories.
Hosts discuss their chaotic recording process and a panic about posting episodes, blending true crime and paranormal themes with humor.
Hosts discuss a terrifying folk story that serves as the basis for hauntings, blending true crime with paranormal elements.
The hosts introduce themselves and begin discussing a murder case in Missouri with a mix of humor and dark themes.