In this podcast, Kennedy and Ness hide in the woods while exploring a crypt and an underwater church. They discover hidden books and discuss the dangers of handling them. The group explores the church tower, finding a skeleton, a pocket watch, and a strange crystal. They face a chaotic situation and discuss Eleanor Peck's disappearance. The characters make a tense escape while delving into Marcus' and Eleanor's psychological dissociation and the mystery of Wilberforce Ashton Heath's disappearance.

Podcaster Kennedy Fisher and her team crack codes, explore an abandoned house, and discover a mysterious notebook. They decipher hidden clues and explore a cellar beneath a church. They encounter a haunting undersea location and listen to an ad for 'The Witch Farm' podcast.

The team faces stress and disharmony during their investigation. Frustrations arise as they struggle to decipher a book and make a crucial decision. Confrontations ensue, and family secrets come to light, including corruption and a cultist husband. Frustration mounts as useless clues and lost evidence hinder their progress.

Podcaster Eleanor Peck leads a discussion exploring their investigation findings, including encounters with different individuals and the contents of Robert Blake's notebook. They delve into the origin and nature of a mythical spirit, speculate about its potential vessel, and discuss connections between fascism, the occult, and reprehensible individuals. The team also embarks on a mission to find a ritual artifact hidden in the Church of Starry Wisdom with the help of a newly acquired book.

Kennedy and Byron explore the Blake House, encountering a breach in reality and discussing non-linear time. They prepare for a seance-like activity and find themselves in a new space. In a mysterious library, they meet a distressed girl with scissors and retrieve Robert Blake's notebook.

Kennedy Fisher continues her investigations in Suffolk, learning more about the mysterious figure Robert Blake. The podcast explores the perplexing discovery of bodies in the Old Marston house cellar and the search for Philip Gibson's missing notebook. They also discuss the belief in Wilberforce Ashton Heath's cosmic powers and the dark history of the murders in 1935.

Investigator Kennedy Fisher follows new clues in Julian Simpson's Lovecraft-inspired universe, uncovering connections between journalist Edwin Lillibridge and the mysterious Sanger Man. They discuss the implications of this discovery, the Teatro de Grongignol's connection to insanity, the influence of war and the occult on the 20th century, and the worship of a mysterious beast.

In this episode, Kennedy Fisher discovers key family history and familiar names resurface. They dive into the mystery surrounding Robert Blake's notebook and speculate on an establishment figure's involvement. The speaker's family history reveals a cursed past of fascism and connections to figures like Oswald Mosley. They explore the protagonist's notorious fascist grandfather, nationalist activities, and powerful connections. The episode also uncovers political ambitions and a potentially dangerous claim tied to Robert Blake.

Exploring connections to mysterious disappearances, family secrets and alliances, the haunted Marston House, the aesthetic and condition of the Blake House, and the hosts' exploration of the Blake family's house.

After three years, Kennedy Fisher is still searching for Matthew Hayward. A mysterious man leaves a message, reigniting hope. The narrator explores the missing notebook's connection to British fascism and the Department of Works. Power dynamics and Theo Martin's tragic death are uncovered. The narrator investigates Laura's disappearance and the search for a black notebook. They explore an abandoned industrial building with eerie vibes and make connections to Amelia Fenna and Melody Cottron.