A Ghostly Encounter, a Cruise Gone Wrong, & a Copperhead Bite: Listener Episode #29
Family Trips with the Meyers BrothersShow Notes
This week on the pod, Seth and Josh are back for the monthly listener episode! They kick things off with some Halloween planning, fall traditions, and football talk before hearing from listeners with some truly spooky and scary family trip stories. One listener shares a tale of a seemingly haunted apartment, complete with mysterious hands grabbing ankles and a ghostly woman on a bench. Another recalls a 2011 Halloween cruise to nowhere that turned into an unexpected adventure during a nor’easter, while a third shares two North Carolina camping trips gone wrong, including a baby copperhead bite and an antivenom scare! Watch this episode on the Family Trips YouTube or Spotify, or listen wherever you get your podcasts!
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------------------------- 00:00 Introduction with Seth Meyers and Josh Meyers01:46 Halloween Steelers Costumes03:40 Pittsburgh Trick or Treat Plans05:59 Fall Foliage Weekend Recap11:27 Listener Ghost House Story21:43 Unplugged Halloween Cruise22:46 Nor’easter Hits at Sea23:51 Home to a Blackout33:11 Camping Fails and Snake Bite
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