Kesha is joined by her brother Lagan, a self-professed paranormal skeptic and Executive Producer of the pod, to travel down the psychic highway and discuss the most creepy, funny, and elightenining moments on Season 1 of Kesha and the Creepies. Join us as Kesha and Lagan unpack what they've learned about the unexplainable from Pop Stars to Wizards and Parnormal Investigators. And remember, keep on creepin' on.

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Attention all creeps! The legend is here, the one and only - Margaret Cho! Join iconic cat ladies Kesha and Margaret Cho as they discuss the beauty of embracing death through art, what past life regressions can teach you, and stories from the most bone-chilling house Margaret has ever lived in. They'll also revisit a very scary story from Kesha's past - the night Jerry Seinfeld rejected a hug from Kesha. The horror! So, round up all your creatures and fellow creeps and come listen.

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Come fly on the back of a giant salmon with us! Kyle Kinane and Kesha ask the important questions like - is Big Foot actually an advanced time traveling human being? Are dreams just the thought goulash of your day? Join Kyle and Kesha as they answer these extensional questions and more!

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What do Jesus, Elvis, and Dolly Parton have in common? Join Kesha and Ben Folds as they discuss the magic of science, why Insane Clown Posse’s viral song “Miracles” is genius, the legacy of Chat Roulette, and Ben reveals the meaning of life. 

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Alaska Thunderfuck and Kesha discover their joint love of iconic garbage bag looks, 90s sleepover games, and sneaking into clubs. They also explore what would happen if aliens came to Earth. Alaska sounds a loud warning to listeners about never getting your tarot cards read in a club while Kesha tells ghost stories from Alaska's hometown - Erie, Pennsylvania.

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Kesha and Kelly Osborne tell ghost stories and argue about who has the "funnest mum."  Kelly tells her stories of communicating with Bessie the ghost in a haunted brothel.  Kelly and Kesha explain how the LGBTQ community accepted them for who they are early in their respective careers and pontificate on how WWIII will be waged against robots.

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Kesha talks to self-professed "ghost therapist" and co-host of Kindred Spirits, Amy Bruni. Amy freaks Kesha out with her collection of creepy dolls while they explore the unexpected magic behind the supernatural. Amy even lets Kesha in on a secret - the real story behind the classic horror movie "The Conjuring" is scarier in real-life than it is in the movie.

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Kesha talks with leading researcher and practitioner on out-of-body experiences Graham Nicholls. Graham discusses his history of seeing apparitions and experiencing out-of-body experiences as a kid and how those moments guided his life's work. Kesha learns about shared-death-experiences and finds out what it feels like to separate your soul from your body.

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Kesha talks with historian of alternative spirituality and one of today’s most literate voices of esoterica, mysticism, and the occult, Mitch Horowitz. Mitch takes an academic look into the occult and explains that things like ESP and UFOs have been clearly proven as real.

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Phoebe Bridgers and Kesha talk about how death sounds so relaxing. They discuss the trials and tribulations of being female rock stars in the modern world, how to trust your feelings in art, how to creep out your therapist, and how to be more in tune with the spirit world.

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Andy Hull, lead singer of Manchester Orchestra, and Kesha catch up about the supernatural aspects of music and spirituality. Andy talks about how Manchester Orchestra's new album "The Million Masks of God" was written about the experience of death. Kesha and Andy discuss his history with the church and their first meeting at Lollapalooza in 2008 which was a life changing moment for both artists. 

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