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Spine-Chilling Chats Podcast is a true crime and supernatural podcast hosted by best friends, Manda and Ang. Each episode delves into eerie tales, unsolved mysteries, and paranormal encounters, blending chilling storytelling with engaging discussions.

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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Episode 112 - John Edward Robinson (opens the original)

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    This week, Ang sits down with Manda to tell her all about the disturbing and twisted story of John Edward Robinson, a man whose crimes, manipulation, and deception would leave a horrifying trail of victims across Kansas and beyond. Known for presenting himself as an ordinary, trustworthy man, Robinson was anything but. As Ang digs deeper into his life, Manda learns how his web of lies and manipulation allowed him to prey on vulnerable women, and how investigators eventually began uncovering the

  2. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Episode 111 - The Dark and Twisted Tragedy of the Wizard of Oz (opens the original)

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    After a short sabbatical in August to rest, regroup, and get our lives back in order, the girls are officially BACK! And what better way to return than by kicking off a brand-new state? September brings us to Kansas, a state that immediately makes us think of ruby slippers, flying monkeys, and one very famous yellow brick road. But behind the colorful world of The Wizard of Oz lies a much darker and more twisted history than you might expect. In our first episode back, Manda pulls back the curta

  3. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    Episode 110 - The Gitchie Manitou Murders (opens the original)

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    This week, Ang wraps up our journey through Iowa with a truly senseless crime, The Gitchie Manitou Murders. What began as a carefree night of camping and spending time with friends at the secluded Gitchie Manitou State Preserve quickly turned into an unimaginable nightmare. In November 1973, five teenagers entered the woods together... but only one would make it out alive. The shocking brutality of the attack, the courage of the lone survivor, and the disturbing details that followed would forev

  4. Episode · Jul 22, 2026

    Episode 109 - The Villisca Ax Murders & Hauntings (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Manda takes us into the dark and spooky side of Iowa with two chilling stories that blur the line between tragedy and the paranormal. First, we travel back to 1912 and the infamous Villisca Axe Murders, where eight people, including six children, were brutally murdered in their sleep. More than a century later, many believe the spirits of those who died may still remain within the walls of the Villisca Axe Murder House. Then, Manda takes us to Farrar Elementary School, a former

  5. Episode · Jul 8, 2026

    Episode 108 - The Possession of Emma Schmidt (aka Anna Ecklund) (opens the original)

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    This week on Spine-Chilling Chats, Ang dives into one of the most infamous alleged demonic possession cases in American history—the chilling story of Emma Schmidt, better known by the pseudonym Anna Ecklund. For decades, Emma claimed to be tormented by dark, unseen forces. Her terrifying ordeal would culminate in a grueling 23-day exorcism inside a secluded Iowa convent in 1928, witnessed by priests and nuns who reported events they struggled to explain. Was Emma truly possessed by something evi

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