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Podcast · By Frank Barrientos, Kimberly Hansen · English · Official site

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Sep 28, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 28, 2026

    Paranormal Scams: How People Fool You Into Believing (opens the original)

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    Think you’re too smart to get scammed? That might be exactly what makes you an easy target. Tonight on Late Night Legends , Frank dives into the scams people encounter every day—how they work, the psychological tricks behind them, the warning signs people miss, and how to recognize when someone is trying to manipulate you before it’s too late. Frank also shares a personal scam story of his own, while K and Ashley join the conversation with their usual commentary, chaos, and skepticism. And this

  2. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Ancient Ghost Exorcisms Were Stranger Than You Think (opens the original)

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    Charlie takes the lead on Ancient Ghost Exorcisms, diving into some very old, very strange beliefs about ghosts, possession, and what people once thought was happening when something seemed deeply wrong. What follows is a weird little trip through history, superstition, and the kinds of ideas that make modern medicine look like a pretty damn good invention. And because apparently terror wasn’t enough, Charlie also brought a PowerPoint presentation. Yes. A full PowerPoint. And then, in an act of

  3. Episode · Sep 14, 2026

    Cryptid vs Cryptid: Who Would Actually Win? (opens the original)

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    Ashley takes over Late Night Legends for a full-on cryptid death match. This week, we’re throwing some of the most infamous creatures in paranormal folklore into a March Madness-style bracket and asking the only questions that really matter: Which cryptid wins in a fight—and which one gives YOU the best chance of making it out alive? Mothman. Bigfoot. The Jersey Devil. Chupacabra. Wendigo. The Beast of Bray Road. Owlman. Yowie. Snallygaster. Bunyip. The Enfield Horror. Skinwalkers. Nobody gets a

  4. Episode · Sep 7, 2026

    👻 How much do you REALLY know about the paranormal? Trivia Night (opens the original)

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    Tim brought PARANORMAL TRIVIA NIGHT to Late Night Legends, putting the crew—and our live audience—to the test with questions covering ghosts, cryptids, legends, unexplained phenomena, and all kinds of weirdness from the darker corners of the unknown. K, Charlie, Colin, Ashley, and Justina stepped up to play for themselves, while Frank took command of the live audience team , selecting the answers chosen by viewers in chat and locking them in against the rest of the LNL crew. And yes... the audie

  5. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    One Last Summer Night Around the Campfire (opens the original)

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    Summer’s almost dead — so naturally, K is sending it off the right way: with ghosts, monsters, creepy legends, and the kind of stories that make you suddenly very aware of whatever the hell is moving just beyond the campfire light. In this End of Summer 2026 special of Late Night Legends, K takes the lead with an amazing spooky summer campfire topic, bringing a collection of eerie stories, unsettling legends, and creepy encounters perfect for one last night around the fire. Ashley and Charlie jo

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