Beneath the misty ridges of North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountains, strange lights drift across the night sky—glowing orbs that rise, dance, and disappear into the darkness. They’ve been seen for centuries by the Cherokee, Civil War soldiers, scientists, and modern travelers alike.

Are they spirits of the dead still searching the battlefield? Lanterns of lost lovers wandering forever? Or something far stranger—an ancient force the mountain refuses to reveal?

Join us as we explore the enduring mystery of the Brown Mountain Lights, a legend that blurs the line between science and the supernatural.

This is Our Weird World—where every legend has a heartbeat, and every shadow has a story.

Welcome to 'Our Weird World,' where we uncover the world's most spine-chilling legends and mysteries. Tonight, we bring you the hauntings of Ohio University. Nestled in the quiet hills of Southeast Ohio, this historic campus harbors a dark past. From the mysterious Room 428 in Wilson Hall to the eerie ghost of Margaret Schilling at The Ridges, these stories have haunted students for generations. Do restless spirits still wander the halls? Join us as we delve into cursed grounds, tragic histories, and the forgotten tunnels that lie beneath. So sit back, relax, and let the flames of our virtual campfire guide you on this ghostly tour.

In the shadowed corners of Japan’s lonely train stations and overpasses, a spirit drags itself through the night… half a body, driven by sorrow turned to rage. This is Teke Teke — the vengeful onryō who slices victims in half, just as she was.

Who was she before the legend? Why does her ghost hunt the living? And is there any escape once you hear that chilling sound: Teke… teke…?

Tonight, Our Weird World unravels the heartbreaking origin and terrifying truth behind one of Japan’s most chilling urban legends. Gather close — and remember: if you ever hear scraping behind you, don’t turn around.