A Little Bit Grim

By: A Little Bit Grim
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  • Summary

  • Two life long friends tell each other the cases, stories, and reports of the true crime, paranormal, folklore, conspiracy, cults, and disasters that haunt them the most. Honestly, it’s all just a little bit grim.
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Episodes
  • 202. The Safe and Sleepy vs Crocodile Chaos

    202. The Safe and Sleepy vs Crocodile Chaos
    Feb 16 2024

    Hello Grimlins! We are back again with another couple of outlandish stories for you! This week, Jenni tells the story of the Sandman and Taylor tells the story of the Ramree Island Massacre.
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    53 mins
  • 201. Sugar, Spice, and Everything Weird in the Shadows

    201. Sugar, Spice, and Everything Weird in the Shadows
    Feb 2 2024

    It's February 1, also known as Season 2, Episode 1. What's to come? No one knows! Hold on to your bootstraps and enjoy this reboot of A Little Bit Grim!

    In this episode, Taylor and Jenni discuss the hiatus, their indestructible friendship, and of course some spooky fun stories! Taylor gives the details of her new homeland - Helltown, Ohio. Jenni tells the oldest story and how it has morphed over the time.

    Stay tuned in 2 weeks for another episode!
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    45 mins
  • 106. Folklore: The Missing Folklore

    106. Folklore: The Missing Folklore
    Oct 31 2022

    Hello spooky friends! Long time, no see (or hear!). We have missed you! We wanted to bring you a fun and spooky episode for Halloween. Dust the mics off, clear the throats, and stumble through an awkward first date vibe - what else could you ask for? Happy Halloween!
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    1 hr

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