Kim and Jen discuss a couple of the most haunting stories they've heard surrounding Haunted Universities while they sip on Old Tub Bourbon.

In this episode, the ladies talk about some of the scariest haunted house stories that they've heard in their province of Nova Scotia. Get your spook on and listen to our new Halloween Hit, a remix of WAP, but Halloween style.., There's some Ghosts in this House who like Four Roses Single Barrel bourbon.

In this episode, Kim divulges that her father was once a gravedigger. Although, he didn't have many stories to tell, it inspired her to do some digging of her own. This episode has an INSANE story making you question if the author was really dead or alive... Also, the ladies uncover a now famous Tik Tok video and a few other stories about people who work in graveyards. They pair these stories with Wild Swan, ha ha, actually Wild Turkey Rare Breed. (You'll get the joke once you listen to the...

Jen and Kim travel to the Fortress of Louisbourg, which was built by the French in the early 1700's as a gateway to New France. Bodies buried under the chapel, moans coming from the jail, a haunted bakery and a mass grave are just some of the items discussed in this episode. They talk about some recent paranormal activity and some personal account stories from people who work there now. The ladies pair these ghost stories with Woodford Reserve Double Oaked.

Jen's good friend took Jen's dog, Lou out for a stroll a couple of weeks ago and had what she described as a very odd encounter. This episode was inspired by this event. Kim & Jen talk about reincarnation and some real stories that might change your mind in the matter if you're not already a believer. The ladies sip on Bearface Triple Oak Whisky. What do you think? Is reincarnation a legit thing? Where does it belong in the world of the paranormal?

In this episode, Jen and Kim talk about what it's like creating your own bag of paranormal investigative equipment. What's worth it, and what's not? If you're on a budget and you have considered this as a hobby, then this is the episode for you. The ladies talk about crazy neighbors, pendulums, intuition and K2 meters and what it's been like filming for a ghost hunting TV show. The bourbon of choice for this week's episode is High West American Prairie Bourbon.

There is a certain paranormal phenomenon known around the world called The Devil's Footprints. These cloven-hoofed prints have been randomly showing up imprinted in stones like granite. Scientists say its a natural characteristic of the stone while many others say it all started one night when the Devil showed up to our little town. Kim talks about three areas in Nova Scotia that have stones with these hoof prints and a story to accompany it. The bourbon pairing of choice is 1792 Single Barrel.

Doppelganger -noun, an apparition or double of a living person. Example in a sentence "he has been replaced by an evil doppelganger". Jen and Kim have not been replaced by evil doppelgangers (thankfully) so they take you on a wild ride of who has been in history and some other famous people who have had doppelganger encounters. They sip on a delicious new addition to their bourbon collection, Colonel EH Taylor, Single Barrel BIB Kentucky Straight Bourbon.

In this episode, we provide you with a compilation of our wonderful listener's stories. Ranging from potential demon squirrels to bumps in the night and unwanted visitors, this episode may make the hairs stand up on the back of your necks because they are REAL encounters. Maybe these have happened in your neck of the woods? Sleep well!

In this episode, Jen and Kim discuss the terrors of deep, dark and dank mines with shafts reaching thousands of feet underground. Many people have lost their lives in search of silver, gold, coal and other precious gemstones, so what's the true cost of being a miner? The ladies sip on Bernheim Straight Kentucky Wheat Whiskey.

Kim gets inspired by a listener to explore the spookiness and allure of beautiful Savannah, Georgia. With the above ground crypts, old architecture and sweet humid air, it seems that Savannah is a very haunted location in the south of the US. Restaurants, bars, and hotels are all built on top of graves of the dead. Is Moon River Brewing actually haunted? What about the Colonial Park Cemetery? Oh definitely!!! Jen and Kim sip on a new acquisition to their bar... Little Book.

In this episode, Jen and Kim catch up with you while they are filming and learning how to become professional ghost hunters. Since Jen is mildly obsessed with jails, the ladies decide to uncover one of Canada's creepiest places known as the Old Don Jail. Since it's inception, the jail has always carried dark and morbid energy about it. While telling you these terrifying ghost stories, the ladies sip on a new acquisition to the bar, Colonel EH Taylor Straight Rye.

Jen & Kim discover an old abandoned distillery called Old Samuels, formerly known as the T.W. Samuels Distillery. With rich history taking you back to the times of Jesse & Frank James (their mother lived just down the street) and the creator of Maker's Mark, this place has a story to tell. CEO Rick Puig comes on the show to discuss what he will be doing with the distillery and who he thinks might still be haunting the area.

From Dark Zone TV's Live Stream - THE HOUSE, the original house which served as the subject for the movie The Conjuring. The Perron Family lived in the early 18th century home for almost 10 years before the poltergeist activity drove them out of the home. Today, the Heinzen family owns the house and their fellow paranormal investigator friend John Huntington joined the live stream and was put to the test with experiments.

Kim and Jen take a stroll down the road to a nearby town called Lunenburg. Let the ladies take you on a virtual tour of the area with 4 ghost stories. Kim sips on bourbon from the Buffalo Trace experimental collection, Wheated 125.

Kim & Jen decide that Lighthouses are creepy enough to do a PART II. It seems that lighthouses often are an integral part of Maritime history, showing lost sailors their route during a storm or an intense fog. The ladies sip on Strawberry Lemonade Bourbon cocktails made with Maker's Mark throughout this episode.

In this episode, Jen and Kim look at the topic of Warlocks. They are not often discussed in the occult world, so the ladies were determined to find out more about them. Are Warlocks evil, are they kind, are there any around today? What were the origins of Warlocks and are there any celebs that want to be them? You will find out the answers to all of these questions and more when you tune in for a listen as they sip on 1792 Full Proof Kentucky Straight Bourbon.

Jen and Kim give you some behind the scenes looks at the new TV show they will be on in the fall. They interview the creator, writer, director, producer, and co-host of Eastlink TV's Haunted, Paul Kimball. Paul comes from a skeptic's standpoint until experiences happen that he and the rest of his team just simply cannot explain. He gives some fantastic examples of when he really had to question, are ghosts real? The ladies sip on a classic bourbon cocktail, the Whiskey Sour.

In this new episode, Jen and Kim talk about some of their favorite horror films, what enticed them to get more into the paranormal, but most importantly the curses and bad juju that goes along with the making of some of these epic movies. They also talk about the Dark Zone TV's live stream of the Conjuring House that they've been glued to since it started and the crazy things that happened during the filming of the Conjuring. The ladies sip on Antique Weller 107.

Kim and Jen discuss the weird supernatural preservation of Saints, Incorruptible bodies and haunted religious relics. They discuss a haunted Buddha tooth that keeps growing, strange requests on how to embalm a Saint and a monkeys skull that apparently continually needs to be fed wine. The ladies sip on Michter's Small Batch Unblended Whiskey.

Have you heard of Busby's Stoop Chair? A convicted killer residing in the UK in the early 1700s named Thomas Busby decided that no one was going to enjoy a drink from his favorite chair after he was sentenced to death... So, he put a vicious curse on his beloved oak chair. Years later, it would appear that this curse took hold and people who sat in it started dropping off this earth like flies. Jen and Kim dive deep into this mystery.

In this episode Jen and Kim discover the mystery around George Whittell, Jr. and his beloved (extremely haunted) Thunderbird Lodge. From a card house to an opium den, to a 600-ft underground tunnel this story is so wild that you just can't make it up. If you liked Tiger King, you're going to love the story of this original exotic pet collector from the early 1900's. Kim sips on and reviews Knob Creek Rye while Jen gets cozy with a dram of Eagle Rare.

In this episode of Boos & Bourbon, the ladies take you on a wild trip of blooper reels. After you listen to this episode you will seriously question, how they even have a podcast and are successful at holding it together every week. They talk nothing of the paranormal, but wanted to bring joy and laughter your way during this uncertain time. The bourbon which was harmed in the making of this episode are Beer Barrell Bourbon & Rebel Yell.

Jen and Kim, along with special guest Barbara Nicholls introduce you to Project Boo Book, the first instalment of UFO related episodes. Covering topics like the now declassified Stargate Project, ESP, strange markings and the eerie coincidences that many people who have real life alien encounters experience. The bourbon pairing of choice needed to be strong for this one, so they chose George T. Stagg, the 2019 Fall release as a part of the BTAC Collection.

While the ladies have to record from separate locations during the COVID-19 outbreak, they have found a way to stay upbeat despite missing seeing each others faces. They have discovered Tiger King aka Joe Exotic. Listen in for all of the best memes. Also, they figure out what Scrying means... Who does it, who invented it and what is it used for? The bourbon pairing of choice is Limestone Branch Distillery's Yellowstone select.