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Magic has long said to surround the mysterious island of Haiti.  While the people that inhabit its shores have long said to practice the dark arts, there are those who speak of their abilities to control the mind and heart of any who cross their path.  In a land shrouded in mystery, we learn that there are some things even death cannot release us from.

Burying someone is one of the most difficult things a human being can go through.  But what if those we bury did not remain in their grave once placed there?  What lengths would humankind go to in order to ensure they were not followed by the shambling, flesh consuming deceased loved ones they already had to place in the ground?  How long has mankind been afraid of the dead?

Throughout history, there have been those who can't seem to leave the dead alone.  Whether it be for the need for experiments on fresh cadavers to pass medical exams, or the consuming of the flesh interred within a tomb, the word ghoul has held a worldwide fascination, and with good reason.  But what is scarier, the creature, or the man? 

Death is the great mystery that nobody has experienced and... lived to tell the tale.  Every culture has a guide to help those who pass on find their way into the great beyond.  But when did benevolent beings turn into something far more sinister?

We have long considered dogs to be man's best friend.  Nobody loves us more than our dogs do.  There are legends dating centuries linking dogs to humans as both benevolent protector, and monstrous attacker.  Follow me as I tell tales of some of the oldest canine legends and myths to exist anywhere in the world. 

Snow is a beautiful merciless killer.  While humankind has always had a means for adapting to any type of adversity, sometimes, we will do ghastly things to survive. 

As children, we are taught basic principles about behaving the way we should: eat your vegetables, do your homework, don't hit your sibling.  My favorite as a child was always go to bed on time.   While I was never one to enjoy sleep, the thing that could come to get me made me afraid.  And if I'm honest with myself, I know he's still there.  Waiting.

Come to the Southwest, and hear the sad tale of the phenomenon that brings life to one of our most famous ghost stories.  Have you heard her cries? 

What is fear?  What makes us go running towards the dark, while other things make adrenaline pump through our veins?  Let's explore the phenomenon that is fear, as I help you answer the question: What are YOU afraid of?