In this conversation, Kat Ziemke shares her personal experiences and transitions into a discussion about the Wendigo, a creature from indigenous mythology. She reflects on her gaming experiences with 'Until Dawn' and how it has influenced her fascination with the Wendigo. The conversation delves into the origins of the Wendigo myth, its cultural significance, and the dangers it represents, particularly the themes of selfishness and cannibalism.

In this episode, Kat explores the haunting legend of the Lady in White, a ghostly figure found in various cultures around the world. She discusses the themes of betrayal, murder, and suicide associated with these legends, as well as cultural variations such as La Llorona. The episode also delves into the phenomenon of hitchhiking ghosts, famous white lady ghosts in the U.S. and Europe, and the symbolism of the color white in ghost stories. Finally, Kat shares the eerie tale of the girl with the velvet ribbon, linking it to historical events.

This conversation explores the rich and varied lore surrounding vampires, tracing their origins from ancient Greece to modern interpretations in media. It delves into the characteristics, rituals, and methods of vampire identification and destruction, as well as notable historical figures associated with vampirism. The discussion also highlights vampire legends specific to New Orleans, showcasing the cultural impact of these myths over time.

This conversation explores the haunted history of the Octagon Hall and the Octagon House, detailing their significance during the Civil War, their transformation into museums, and the numerous ghost stories associated with them. Kat shares others' firsthand accounts of paranormal activity, the historical context of these locations, and the impact of their past on the present.

In this episode, Kat explores the local legend of Walhalla Road in Columbus, Ohio, and the infamous Mooney's Mansion. She shares her experiences and insights about ghost stories, urban legends, and the historical context behind these tales. The conversation delves into the variations of the Mooney legend, the haunting experiences reported by locals, and the significance of these stories in understanding the supernatural. Kat emphasizes the importance of separating fact from fiction while acknowledging the eerie allure of these legends.

In this episode of "Chasing Legends," the host explores the life of Eunice “Goody” Cole, the only woman convicted of witchcraft in New Hampshire. Through historical context and local legend, they detail her difficult life, repeated accusations, and eventual imprisonment, highlighting the societal fears and gender biases of 17th-century New England. The episode also covers her posthumous exoneration and enduring legacy in Hampton folklore, emphasizing how her story reflects the dangers of scapegoating and the importance of remembering past injustices.

Kat explores the haunting history of the Villisca Axe Murder House, detailing the tragic events of the murders that took place in 1912, the subsequent investigations, and the various theories surrounding the case. She shares her personal experiences while visiting the house, discussing the eerie atmosphere and the presence of spirits believed to haunt the location. The conversation delves into the complexities of the investigation, the suspects involved, and the lasting impact of this unsolved mystery on the community.

The conversation explores the legend of the Minerva Monster, a cryptid sighted in Ohio, particularly focusing on the Caton family's encounter in 1978. The discussion delves into various witness accounts, media coverage, and the ongoing fascination with the creature, including modern-day events and sightings related to Bigfoot and similar legends.