The waters that ran beneath this town attracted visitors seeking a cure for all of their ailments,

though seeking the waters' healing powers needed a place to stay,

and this massive building provided a luxury oasis.

But the energy the visitors and the water left behind has left this now abandoned structure

crawling with spirits. This week's episode is The Ghosts of the Baker Hotel.

The great, new heart fills the dread, probably a murder of who wants you dead.

It could be a ghost, a demon or worse, perhaps you're the victim of a witch's curse.

It's hopeless, you're doomed, you'd call a priest if you could.

You'd rather just listen to who, sinister, whoo.

Hi Heather, you're on Skype. We're not sitting across to each other like normal.

This is the sinister hood first you guys. It is.

Every single episode we've been in the same room and now the coronavirus is 91. I think this is 91.

The coronavirus finally did it. It split us apart. Dallas was placed on a shelter in place and

that means we can't leave our house. I can't leave my house. Heather stays the studios at her house.

Arguably sinister head is an essential business. I could make an argument,

but I don't want to have to go bail Kristie out of jail. That's true.

If she gets taken in, I would also like to share with everyone that yesterday when we were

trying to test it. I put the laptop where Kristie normally sits in the office and then just started

to cry because I missed her so much. I know if you guys are out there and you miss your best friends

or your coworkers or your family, you are not alone. We miss each other. We see each other

every week. I told her Monday didn't seem like Monday because she didn't come over. It doesn't.

And we've figured out how to record, but if the audio sounds a little different on my end,

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