Weird World Adventures

In the first episode of Weird World Adventures, Malorie takes you on a road trip to show you how weird this world of ours really is. She takes you to the Monroe Institute, a center for out-of-body experiences, introduces you to an artist who created a fiberglass kingdom of dinosaurs and soldiers, and talks with the New England Society for Psychic Research about the work of Ed and Lorraine Warren.

In this episode, you'll experience California in a whole new way. Join Malorie as she explores the mysteries of the Winchester House, braves the historically haunted Whaley House, and stops in on two very strange attractions- Bunnyhenge and Monopoly in the Park.

As the US is stuck in lockdown, Malorie seeks adventure at nearby locations. Join her as she tries to bend spoons with her mind, reflects on recent adventures, hunts for the iconic Hollywood Spider Pool, and interviews Carl Crew at the California Institute of Abnormal Arts, a venue that houses multiple dead bodies and many cursed objects.

Elizabeth Saint joins Malorie on a road trip to visit the locations where Malorie grew up that made her so unique. Discover a giant mountain of trash turned into a beautiful park and a 3D mini golf course. Then, get a crash course on intuition and psychic abilities with Donita King and the staff at Edgar Cayce's A.R.E. It's here where we learn that everyone's a little bit psychic.

Witness the terrors of the Devil's Tramping Ground, see the last-remaining Shell Oil Clamshell Station, and meet a man who created a museum dedicated to house cats in this episode of Weird World Adventures. Malorie and Elizabeth's road-trip into North Carolina couldn't get weirder.

Journey into the mountains of North Carolina with Malorie and Elizabeth as they hunt for the infamous Brown Mountain Lights, explore the Land of Oz and its unique history, and uncover some incredible evidence while conducting a paranormal investigation in Asheville, North Carolina. Malorie and Elizabeth get blown away by the unique and interesting nature of North Carolina.