Where The Weird Ones Are

Horror works because it grabs your nervous system before your logic catches up - and this conversation with Connie Eastman goes straight for the gut. From Pennywise and Evil Dead to why comedy feels different now, Kevin and Connie turn a fun movie chat into a sharp, deeply personal look at what horror says about fear, memory, grief, and why we keep coming back for more. Kevin and Connie cover everything from the practical effects and pacing of Evil Dead Burn to the enduring chaos of It, Christine, Friday the 13th, Nightmare on Elm Street, The Crow, Titanic, and more. Along the way, they get into what makes a horror villain truly iconic, why some remakes land and others miss, and how childhood movie-watching changes the way fear hits you forever.

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Paranormal lights, Bigfoot, and the family experiences that changed how Sam sees the weird Some hauntings feel scary. Some feel protective. And some make you wonder if ghosts, Bigfoot, and strange lights are all part of the same mystery. Kevin sits down with Sam from Sam's Pretty Paranormal for a conversation that moves from childhood apparitions to a chilling Bigfoot-style encounter, and the episode keeps getting stranger in the best way. Sam shares how a love of spooky stories, cryptids, and makeup turned into a paranormal channel, a growing audience across YouTube and social media, and eventually her role as executive producer for Banter with Richie B. But the heart of the episode is personal: the apartment shadow figure that felt hostile, the childhood "imaginary friend" that vanished after a death, and the family moments that made the supernatural feel undeniably real.

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What if the people calling themselves "crazy" are actually experiencing something real? Kevin sits down with Dona, the Paranormal Therapist, for a conversation that challenges the line between mental health, trauma, and the unexplained - and it gets personal fast. Dona has spent over 40 years investigating paranormal experiences while also working as a therapist, and she brings a perspective most people have never heard: what if some of the voices, visions, and encounters we dismiss are not delusions at all, but experiences that need to be understood differently? If you've ever had a weird encounter, questioned your own sanity, or wondered whether something "paranormal" was really just your mind playing tricks, this episode is for you.

After discovering his late grandfather’s journal, Jonathan Red Cloud travels into the snowy Colorado mountains searching for the truth behind a horrifying childhood secret. Over coffee with a mysterious old rancher, Jonathan reads the chilling account of a hunting trip that ended in bloodshed—and an encounter with something that should never have been found in those mountains.

Most people think manifestation is about getting stuff. Latha Jay says that mindset is exactly why it fails - and she breaks down the 24-7 method she uses to help people rewire self-sabotage, follow joy, and create a life that actually feels aligned.

Kevin sits down with Latha Jay - a spiritual manifestation coach, public speaker, author, mom, and business owner - to unpack the exact moment she walked away from medical school with no backup plan and started rebuilding her life from scratch. What followed was a string of experiments, from farm work in Arizona to fashion, yoga, meditation, and tech, until she found the thread connecting everything: people, guidance, and the ability to hold space for real transformation.

You'll discover why subconscious blocks are often just old protective patterns that have outlived their usefulness, how to tell intuition from fear, and why so many people unknowingly sabotage the very success they're trying to create. Latha also explains why manifestation is less about wishful thinking and more about training the mind with intentional repetition, especially during the hypnagogic state when your subconscious is most open.

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