100 episodes

Ghoul on Ghoul is a supernatural sex-positive, horror-comedy podcast featuring first-person encounters with the paranormal. Every week, hosts Sadie and Amanda discuss gloriously ghoulish topics like ghosts, true crime, cryptids, cursed places, and other creepy, cool things. They also interview guests about their own experiences with the supernatural, make tons of dirty jokes, and review paranormal pop culture.

Ghoul on Ghoul Amanda Waltz and Sarah Cadence Hamm

    • Comedy
    • 4.9 • 77 Ratings

Ghoul on Ghoul is a supernatural sex-positive, horror-comedy podcast featuring first-person encounters with the paranormal. Every week, hosts Sadie and Amanda discuss gloriously ghoulish topics like ghosts, true crime, cryptids, cursed places, and other creepy, cool things. They also interview guests about their own experiences with the supernatural, make tons of dirty jokes, and review paranormal pop culture.

    Episode 192: Penology_69

    Episode 192: Penology_69

    Amanda and Sadie are back with a banger covering a true crime queen and vengeful percussionist. Amanda recounts the life and times of author Ann Rule, including her fateful friendship with would-be serial killer Ted Bundy. Sadie heads to 15th-century England for the Drummer of Tedworth, the earliest recorded poltergeist episode in the country. Other subjects covered include pants-hungry genitalia, a new hit show, and a little mouse guy.
    Recommendations:
    Amanda recommends the true crime book Bitter Blood. 
    Sources:
    Wikipedia/Drummer of Tedworth Encyclopedia.com (Drummer Of Tedworth) Burials and Beyond "New light on the ‘Drummer of Tedworth’: conflicting narratives of witchcraft in Restoration England" by Michael Hunter The Guardian (Best-selling true crime writer Ann Rule, author of 33 books, dies at age 83) Grunge (The Untold Truth of Ann Rule) The Stranger Beside Me by Ann Rule CNN (Jan. 12, 1999 interview transcript) Washington Post (The twisted friendship of crime writer Ann Rule and serial killer Ted Bundy) The New Yorker (Too Close to Ted Bundy) For updates on future episodes and other fun stuff, follow us on Twitter and Instagram, or check out our Patreon. 

    • 1 hr 15 min
    From The Archives: A Wonderful Surprise Donkey

    From The Archives: A Wonderful Surprise Donkey

    Originally posted as Episode 11 on July 19, 2018. 
    It's all about spiritualism on this week's episode as Amanda and Sarah discuss two women associated with the movement. Sarah channels an unusual story about famed spiritualist medium Florence Cook and her "spirit control," Katie King, who was said to be the deceased daughter of a Welsh pirate. Amanda gives a creepy history lesson on the tragic life of First Lady Mary Todd Lincoln and her shifty spirit minister Charles J. Colchester. Other subjects covered include big ol' Instagram daddies, donkey facts, and the joy of pretending to be drunk.
    Sources:
    "Spirited Sexuality: Sex, Marriage, and Victorian Spiritualism" by Marlene Tromp for Victorian Literature and Culture
    "Victorian Women and the Theatre of Trance: Mediums, Spiritualists, and Mesmerists in Performance" by Amy Lehman
    MysteriousPeople.com (lol): Katie King
    Smithsonian Magazine ("The Spiritualist Who Warned Lincoln Was Also Booth’s Drinking Buddy")

    Wikipedia: Mary Todd Lincoln
    Recommendations:
    Sarah recommends you read "Affinity" by Sarah Waters.
    Amanda recommends you read "Assassination Vacation" by Sarah Vowell and "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter" by Seth Grahame-Smith (the latter only kinda).
    For updates on future episodes and other fun stuff, follow us on Twitter and Instagram. 

    • 1 hr 3 min
    Episode 191: Oops! All Aliens

    Episode 191: Oops! All Aliens

    Look to the skies, ghouls, because Amanda and Sarah have an extraterrestrial-filled episode just for you. Sarah presents a very special alien version of Ass-trology, while Amanda delves into the phenomenon of people claiming to have sex with otherworldly beings. Other subjects covered include unimpressive octopi, parts of the boot, and dead social media. 
    Sources:
    Listverse (10 People Who Claimed To Have Sexual Encounters With Aliens) Vice (This Guy Paints the Sex He Allegedly Has with Aliens) The Harvard Gazette (Alien abduction claims examined: Signs of trauma found) Huffington Post (Meet the Chinese Lumberjack Who Slept With an Alien) For updates on future episodes and other fun stuff, follow us on Twitter and Instagram, or check out our Patreon. 

    • 1 hr 9 min
    Episode 190: Grandpa 123

    Episode 190: Grandpa 123

    Amanda and Sarah get down and dirty with a series of OG ghost stories and one of the worst movies ever made. Sarah covers the Byland Abbey ghost stories, a set of tales collected by a curious monk. Amanda heads to Italy for the making of, and disastrous release of the 1979 period film Caligula. Other subjects covered include alien updates, bad passwords, and arsenic myths. 
    Recommendations:
    Amanda recommends the Giallo film Tenebrae and the new horror release Talk to Me. 
    Sources:
    Byland Abbey ghost stories: a guide to medieval ghosts Anselm Classics-Byland Abbey Ghost Stories Project
    “Repentant Soul or Walking Corpse? Debatable Apparitions in Medieval England” by Jacqueline Simpson. Folklore, Dec., 2003, Vol. 114, No. 3
    Collider (The Infamous 'Caligula': Is It Really As Bad As They Say?)
    Penthouse, May 1980
    The Guardian (Malcolm McDowell on Peter O'Toole: Caligula, catacombs and chicken gizzards)
    The Writer Who Disowned the Movie-Gore Vidal
    Leonardo DiCaprio channelled Caligula for Wolf of Wall Street
    Variety (‘Caligula’ Director Tinto Brass Slams ‘Caligula – The Ultimate Cut’ Screening in Cannes, Says He Is Taking Legal Action Against Penthouse Films)
    For updates on future episodes and other fun stuff, follow us on Twitter and Instagram, or check out our Patreon. 

    • 1 hr 18 min
    From The Archives: Frogppelgängers

    From The Archives: Frogppelgängers

    Originally posted as Episode 91 on Feb. 20, 2020. 
    Amanda and Sarah say screw it and try to scare the crap out of each other by tapping into their deepest fearscinations. Sarah gets into Amanda's frog/toad phobia with a look at the Loveland Frog and similar accounts from Ohio and other places. Amanda scoured Reddit and other sites for the creepiest, most disturbing, user-submitted doppelganger encounters. Other subjects covered include SWEET POTATO SKINS, horror daddies, and another ghoulish musical.
    Recommendations:
    Sarah recommends the latest season of the show Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and does not recommend the indie horror film, Pyewacket. Amanda adds her vote for watching the HBO show The Outsider.
    Sources:
    The Weiser Field Guide to Cryptozoology: Werewolves, Dragons, Skyfish, Lizard Men, and Other Fascinating Creatures Real and Mysterious Paperback by Deena West Budd The Singular Fortean Society (The Loveland Frogmen) Exemplore (The Loveland Frog: Monster, Alien, or Escaped Pet?) Wikipedia/Joint-eater Snopes (‘Loveland Frogman’ Spotted Again?) CINCY Weekend (Everything You Need To Know About The Loveland Frog, Cincy’s Wildest Urban Legend) Cincinnati.com True Horror Stories of Texas (Doppelganger) Ranker (People Share Creepy Stories Of Encounters With Doppelgangers) Mysterious Universe (Sinister Encounters with Evil Doppelgängers) For updates on future episodes and other fun stuff, follow us on Twitter and Instagram.

    • 1 hr 6 min
    Episode 189: President Boo-lidge

    Episode 189: President Boo-lidge

    Amanda and Sarah get their heads in the summer vacation game with spooky travel stories and beer. Amanda vets a few tales about real people dealing with haunted Airbnbs, roadside killers, and more. Sarah goes deep into the possible lore surrounding Miller High Life's "Girl in the Moon" mascot and her possible connection with early women brewers. Other subjects include a tough furry polycule, a sleep interrupted, and a fratty Amanda. 
    Recommendations:
    Amanda recommends the Grady Hendrix book How to Sell a Haunted House and the new movie Evil Dead Rise. Sarah recommends the 1971 cult horror film Blood on Satan's Claw. 
    Sources: 
    Mashed (Who Inspired Miller High Life's Girl In The Moon Logo?) Beer and Beyond (Here's what we know about the Miller High Life lady) https://dannwoellertthefoodetymologist.wordpress.com/2023/04/02/decoding-the-miller-high-life-girl-in-the-moon/ Smithsonian Magazine (Why Did Women Stop Dominating the Beer Industry?) Forbes (No, That Halloween Witch (Probably) Does Not Represent A Persecuted Beer Brewer) AAA (Haunted Hotel Stories from AAA Inspectors) Airbnb Community Cafe (Haunted and Spooky Airbnb Stories!) Washington Post (12 chilling travel tales, as told by readers)  


    For updates on future episodes and other fun stuff, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, or check out our Patreon. 

    • 1 hr 2 min

Customer Reviews

4.9 out of 5
77 Ratings

77 Ratings

TimWB1 ,

So nice, so fun, so spooky

Amanda and Sadie bring the funny, the smart, the sexy, and the savvy. Cryptids, true crime, ufos, and just weird discussed by true enthusiasts.

Welcome2primetime ,

Annoying Valley Girls

These women know nothing about horror. They are extremely annoying with that awful valley girl way of speaking. Ugh! Worst podcast I’ve ever heard in my life. Boring, terrible, annoying, dumb, waste of time. Don’t bother

LlamaBre ,

Best spooky podcast on this side of the Mississippi!!!

Found this podcast last week through the pghastrology Instagram and I’m hooked! You ghouls rock!!!

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