Winter is so beautiful and we're heading into the coldest time of the year. This means we spend a lot of time indoors watching movies especially Christmas movies. What defines a really good Christmas movie specifically? Does it have to be about Christmas or are any of the winter holidays OK? Do you look for some kind of good overcoming evil and right prevailing?   Do these movies need to demonstrate the Christmas spirit and teach people the true meaning of Christmas?  What about a happy ending?  Is that a must have? Here's our list.  What's on yours ..read more

EVP's are those spooky voices or sounds that get recorded during a paranormal investigation.  But are they really the voices of the dead? Join Bridey, a paranormal investigator with over 15 years experience, as she shares some EVP's recorded at the Walker Ames House in Port Gamble, WA and gives you some tips for recording your own EVP's. Listening to this episode will give you some greater insight for understanding the Dumas Brothel Investigation episode that is coming up ..read more

On October 8th Jovie and Bridey performed a paranormal investigation at the Dumas Brothel in Butte, Montana.  During the evening they had a chance to sit down and chat with David Prince the Owner and operator of the brothel museum.   The Dumas Brothel has the title of the longest running brothel in the United States, operating from 1890 until 1982.   They discussed the history of the building, the paranormal activity that happens there and past investigations that have been performed.  David was a font of information and gave us great insight about the building an ..read more

In this episode we bring you the story of the Bell Witch and we urge you to decide for yourself, was John Bell murdered? By ghost. The Bell witch haunting is considered a legend because, although much has been written about the subject, verifiable facts are few. The first written account of the case was not published until 1894. Many years after the eyewitnesses were dead. There are a lot of accounts of this legend, but because the facts are hard to pin down, we are left to choose those versions scare us the most. This story is the most complete that we were able to find but questions still re ..read more

There are a lot of famous haunts all over the world, but in this episode, we focus on the United States. We start with private residences because those are always some of the most frightening. We talk about multiple cases including the nightmare that was the Amityville Horror.  In a small affluent town in New York State the murder of an entire family led the stage for an infamous haunting.  In the mid 1970’s Ronald DeFeo Jr. was tried and convicted for murdering six members his family. Then the Lutz family purchased the house and lived there for less than 30 days, become so frightene ..read more

We're in mid-October and the veils are thinning this time of year. For a lot of Earth based people, we believe that the dark half of the year starts three days after summer solstice. The reason why we believe that is because each day after that, the nights get a little bit longer. And this time of year, everything is getting very noticeably dark early and the veils are thinning. We believe that the spirits can move through the veils more readily to come join us. Most cultures have some sort of event that they celebrate at the end of the month, usually between October 30th and about November 5t ..read more

Folklore and stories of blood sucking creatures have been abounding for thousands of years but there is a true modern subculture of vampires. But what is a vampire?  The term vampire was not created until the 19th century. And before that, vampire traits that defined modern day vampires were attributed to a variety of creatures such as ghosts, evil spirits, ghouls, demons, the devil and even Deities. One of the most famous was Vlad the Impaler. He ruled Romania from something 1456 to 1462.  He was known for killing his enemies by impaling their heads on wooden stakes and then dining ..read more

The legends of ghost ships fill our minds and bring out our deepest fears about the unknown, about death and about the vastness of the ocean.   So open up your minds to those fears and talk about some true stories of ghost ships. From the Mary Celeste to the Joyita, the Baychino and the Sayo.  Ghost Ships invade our psyche and remind us that nothing is permanent.   A ghost ship is a ship that sails the ocean without a crew. Sometimes these ships are seen in the distance and sometimes they run aground with the crew missing, never to be found.   We're never going to fully kno ..read more

Tonight's subject is Mer people. Mer people are just one part of a group of water elemental spirits. Mer people are just the ones we hear about the most. Folklore is sprinkled with stories of seductive mermaids singing songs to enchant sailors and lure them to their death. They are associated with the ocean and commonly referred to, of course, as mermaids and mermen. Debunkers will say, well, people are misinterpreting other sea creatures that we know about, like a manatee. But manatee don’t look human at all and a manatee do not have arms and hands. But a lot of people who are earth-based pra ..read more

Witnessing a UFO can be scary. Can you imagine an 8 year old, carefree and playful, having fun playing games with classmates at school, when suddenly a silver disk emerges from the clouds and lands in the school yard?  This is exactly what happened on four distinct occasions; in 1966, 1967, 1977 and 1994.  The event gets stranger and a powerful message is the only remaining artifact from these events. Don't miss out on this fun episode of Ghostbumps ..read more