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Night at The Paranormal Museum

The paranormal world is more than ghosts and cryptids. It is also strange and unusual history and events.  Plato wrote of a massive and technologically advanced civilization that occupied a large landmass, a continent that existed thousands of years before his own time.  This means it existed long before ancient Egypt and ancient Greece.  This civilization was utterly destroyed by a single cataclysmic event that shook the continent and dropped it into the vast ocean.It was called Atlantis.  Atlantis is the stuff of myth and legends...but what if...?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/paranormal)

The Road to Atlantis

OMG I am so bad at the rules of this.  Its hot and I need the AC so...sorry not sorry..Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/paranormal)

More Bad Podcasting

After Midnight at Paranormal Tower

IN STORE with Helen PIke

Hex Hollow 1928

In a remote investigation, we play Scrabble with our resident ghosts!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/paranormal)

Game Night with the Ghosts

What are the boundaries of ethical investigation?  Is there a place too sacred..too painful..to anything to render it off limits?  My visit to concentration camps in Austria and Germany cause me to question what I do and why.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/paranormal)

Hey- Leave that Ghost Alone

Aaron Burr is one of the most complicated and problematic of our founding fathers.  ON paper, at least the paper we have been left, he is a bit of a scoundrel, but that is not the full measure of the man.His life is steeped in mystery and not only the espionage kind.  Aaron  Burr has touched the paranormal in more than one way.The story of his greatest love, that of his daughter, is both moving and sad...and a little spooky.https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/local/article187025283.htmlSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/paranormal)

The Portrait of Loss

A tradition that predates the holiday!  Gather round the small hearth, the dark world closes in and the ghost stories came out!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/paranormal)

Scary Ghost Stories...The Kit Bag by Algernon Blackwood

Some places just look like they should be haunted.  Mohon Mountain house is one of those places. Yet, despite its massive size and stately facade, the stories of its spirits are vague.  A general sense that a place of this age and austerity and glamour must house a few remnants of the past is a romantic notion - not supported even by casual tales.  And yet, dear listener, an unknown visitor from another realm was spotted Monday Nov. 16...Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/paranormal)

An Unexpected Visit in a Haunted House

Live recording of Kathy Kelly at House of Independents in Asbury Park.Recorded 10/30/20Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/paranormal)

Ghosts in the Graveyard

Anniversary SpiritsHave you ever wondered why the spirits that we most often report are from the Victorian era?  It seems that the rise of spirtualism was also the rise of spritis.  Yet there are many ancient spirits that have seen seen for hundreds of years throughout the world, buttheir reasons for walking may not be as clear.  These are anniversary spirits.  Ghosts that rise and walk to commemorate an act or moment in time.  "Every 4th of July Benjamin Franklin is seen drinking beer.."  while this probably true, perhaps he is drinking wine every night and we only look on the 4th?  I always question anniversary ghosts or commemorative times because of all of the shenanigans of our calendar and clock.  I mean, if a person died in the 14th century on June 1 that just is NOT June 1st in our contemporary calendar..so..did the spirit make adjustments for the switch from the gregorian calendar to Julian?  If he died at 3 pm does he know and acknowledge daylight savings?  It just doesn&apos;t make sense to me.What does make sense is that we pay attention when we think we are likely to experience something.  We follow a story and we make the events fit the story. It&apos;s not the worst thing in the world to do, but it does change the narrative.  It gives meaning to something - but is it the right meaning?How many things just are?  How many experiences exist because it&apos;s the natural result of an action and not because of an emotional pulse behind it?Is it the spirit or the story that brings the specter to life?  What moves it and keeps it coming back?  Our belief? the spirit itself?Have you ever have an anniversary visit?  Someone who returns on a special day?  Do you think it is them or YOU who chooses that day?Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/paranormal)

She Walks Still

Heather joins Kathy to discuss thier experinces at Mansfield Reformatory.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/paranormal)

Masfield Autopsy, Kathy & Heather

Stories of the Paranormal from around the world. Told from Paranormal Tower in Asbury Park NJ. With 30 years of experience, I still get surprised by the weird stuff I see and do. Come listen to our stories.

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