Spiritual medium Katrina can talk to the dead. She gave two listeners a reading, giving them messages from loved ones who are long passed but still very much with us. Days before the reading, which was done via Zoom, each of the listeners provide a photo of the person they're hoping to reach. I ask that the pictures can't be found online anywhere, and I don't give Katrina any names. She doesn't know who the listeners are, or who the people in the photos are. Before the readings start, our...

Spiritual medium Katrina can talk to the dead. She gave three listeners a reading, giving them messages from loved ones who are long passed but still very much with us.

Spiritual medium Katrina can talk to the dead. She gave three listeners a reading, giving them messages from loved ones who are long passed but still very much with us.

Today, we think of vampires as being pure fiction. Sometimes scary and well done, sometimes, not so much. But to the people of 18th century Europe, they were a very real thing to be feared. So much so that their legacy has lived on, even after we’ve stop staking our dead.

The Bell Witch is one of the most notorious hauntings in America, inspiring movies like The Blair Witch Project and An American Haunting.

The Jefferson Davis Hospital was built in the 1920s on the site of a cemetery. Now artist lofts, the building is one of the most haunted in Houston.

This week on the show, Lyft is giving free rides, Americans still don't use their damn vacation days, and a comedian narcs on her internet harasser to his mom. (She is my hero.) Plus we talk about Bravo's Below Deck, refuse to apologize with a new #SorryNotSorry, and end by choosing which Keanu Reeves gets banged, which gets married, and which gets maimed.

We look at The Big Thing in the news, the changing G7 location. Plus, Chick-fil-A leaving the UK after six months, HBO's The Watchmen, and Quentin Tarantino giving the proverbial finger to the Chinese censors. Alex Middleton from Pass the Gravy and The Rod Ryan Show gives us an Astros/World Series primer, and we'll end with a twisted Bang, Marry, Maim.

Talking about The Big Things!: Impeachment and the Democratic Debate. Then we'll take a hard right and talk reality TV and how everyone should be watching Bravo's Below Deck. Finally, a quick #SorryNotSorry and #BangMarryMaim to wrap things up.

A weatherman was so over social media complaints about 'The Bachelorette' interruptions during a severe tornado warning that he told them off, live on air.

A state house representative landed in the clink after drunkenly punching his wife in the face.

John Wick is back, and the kill count is higher than ever. Sadly, no one is killed with a pencil, but there are plenty of other creative and gruesome deaths. The full title of the movie is "John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum", which is an important clue as to what you should expect. The Latin phrase "Si vis pacem, para bellum" means "if you want peace, prepare for war", and that's exactly what Mr. Wick is up to in the latest installment. Plus, there are more dogs. It's John Wick, there has to...

Don't make snarky jokes to your flight attendant while stuck on the tarmac. You could end up getting kicked off your flight, just like this guy!

This will be good news for some, a bummer for others: a researcher has confirmed (again) that a man's shoe size has no correlation with his penis size.

A middle school teacher threatened to cut off a student's penis and shove it down his throat during an end-of-year kickball game. Now, she's been arrested.

Canadian rock duo Cleopatrick stopped by the studio before their show at House of Blues to talk music and crossing the US border.

SPOILER ALERT! We're talking Avengers: Endgame, and there are spoilers galore. And we touch on what's next in the Marvel universe.

Alex Biro of Canada's Selfish Things called into the studio on the band's day off from their current tour with William Ryan Key (formerly of Yellowcard). We talked about how Selfish Things came to be, their upcoming album, and where they can get a little piece of Canada in Texas.

A local gun store owner posted a poll of Facebook asking if the New Zealand mosque massacre carried by a white supremacist was tragic or "f***cing great". Let me answer that for him.

Facebook and Instagram are down worldwide, so I had to find something to do with my time. What kept you busy during the outage? Tweet me @KarahOnTheRadio.

In the early days of Facebook, back when Lady Gaga was a young NYU student known as Stefani Germanotta, some of her classmates started a Facebook group called "Stefani Germanotta, you will never be famous." I'm a firm believer that women should lift each other up, and with March being Women's History Month, we should talk about how that works. Creating an entire Facebook group to trash one person, by the way, isn't it.

A Tweet about former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz sent me on a tangent where I explain Starbucks drink sizes and why they really do make sense. I swear.

A group of Neo-Nazis got their asses handed to them at a recent punk show. The rest of the audience was not having their white supremacist b.s., and I fully agree with that stance.

Prison inmates in Iowa are suing because the state took away their porn. And ya know what? GOOD FOR THEM. Give the prisoners their porn, dammit.