Top Podcasts of the Week

In this episode we start off super chaotic. From car issues, to Erica's new podcast (Feel. Heal. Rise. Stories after silence), we really brought the chaos this week. Chase gets a Lafufu, yep that's right, a bootleg Labubu, and still loves it anyways. The real meat and potatoes is our discussion on The Loch Ness Monster. That's right! Aly finally broke Chase down and she let us talk about NESSIE!!! Our crystal of the week is Turquoise, stay chaotic! Send us your experience!

Neverland isn't the magical place you remember. In this episode, we dive into Peter Pan's Neverland Nightmare, the dark and twisted horror reimagining of the classic Peter Pan story. We break down the movie's disturbing take on familiar characters, its slasher-style scares, creepy atmosphere, brutal moments, and how it transforms a beloved childhood tale into a terrifying nightmare. We'll discuss the story, characters, kills, horror elements, and biggest surprises—plus whether this twisted take on Peter Pan actually delivers the scares. Spoiler warning: major plot points and ending details are discussed. If you're a fan of horror movies, slasher films, dark fairy tales, twisted childhood cha

A man wakes up. His nose is gone. That is not the strange part. Nikolai Gogol wrote "The Nose" in 1836 and I am fairly certain he was laughing the entire time. A St. Petersburg official chases his own nose through the city — now dressed as a higher-ranking civil servant, refusing to recognize its former face. Bureaucracy happens. Nothing resolves neatly. Gogol publishes it and goes to breakfast. Absurdist, satirical, slightly horrifying, and genuinely funny. I still don't know if it's a nightmare or a joke. Maybe it's both. Written Works for You, By You

Pretzels disappear, Easter arrives, more trips and shopping for Bern and Peg while they prepare to turn in their resignations and pack for home!

In Season 3 Episode 2 of the Running for Beginners podcast, host Mike Fleming discusses the mental health benefits of running with Sasha Wolff from Still I Run. They explore how running aids in anxiety and depression management, the need for inclusive running communities, and offer encouragement for beginners. The post Running for Mental Health | Still I Run.org founder Sasha Wolff first appeared on Running-for-Beginners.

This week on The Paranormal Prism, I have the pleasure of talking with Self-published Author and Editor Cyn Schrader-Hill and Psychic Medium, Channeler, Artist and Author Marc Elliott Feltz for a lively conversation filled with paranormal stories, creativity and plenty of humour. Cyn and Marc discuss their long-standing friendship and creative partnership, including their latest book, Chilled to the Bone, a collection of unsettling paranormal encounters designed to leave readers feeling its title. They also explore Marc's upcoming Psychic Worm Stitch, his personal theory about psychic abilities, consciousness, DNA memory, reincarnation and how the spirit enters and leaves the body. Marc shar

In this episode, Freddie Woodward shares his journey from being talent spotted at a young age to becoming an Olympic diver. He discusses the intensity of his training, the impact of identity and expectations, and the physical challenges he faced as he grew. Freddie opens up about his struggles with imposter syndrome and mental health, the significance of his success at the Commonwealth Games, and the road to the Olympics, culminating in his experience competing in Rio. In this segment, the conversation delves into the emotional and psychological challenges faced by athletes post-comp