Stephen Scheurich

Imagine feeling a bit hot under the collar and suddenly you burst into flames!

They’ve been called the Fair Folk… the hidden ones… the people beneath the hills.

Far to the North, 300 miles beyond the furthest town, lies the Nahanni National Park. Strange stories ride the winds through soaring peaks and down cascading rivers.

A quiet river.A full moon.And a howl that didn’t belong to any animal in the Ozarks.

Lake Superior, it is said, never gives up her Dead..." wrote the late Canadian Songwriter Gordon Lightfoot in "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald."

On this episode of The Dark Canyon Chronicles, we welcome Tracy Murphy - A KSJD DJ, part of the Thursday Daytime Collective, a longtime museum curator and archaeologist whose life has unfolded at the intersection of history and mystery.

Is it a Spirit? Is it a Gas? Is it a friend or is it a foe? What are these balls of light that people report seeing in photos or with naked eyes?

In this follow-up to their Mancos paranormal investigation, Stephen and Mark reflect on what lingered after the equipment was packed away, and the house fell silent. What moments still stand out? What questions remain?

In this episode of Dark Canyon Chronicles, Stephen and Mark share what they witnessed during a paranormal investigation of a historic home in the Mancos area alongside a professional ghost hunting team from Durango.

From grand mountain resorts to quiet historic inns, Colorado’s haunted hotels hold more than restless guests. In this episode of Dark Canyon Chronicles, Stephen and Mark explore chilling personal accounts from across the state and welcome back Laine Johnson of Horsefly Tours in Durango to share firsthand experiences from some of the Southwest’s most haunted places.