Ep 62 - Sharpsburg Civil War Ghost Tours
Sharpsburg, Maryland is a place heavy with the weight of history. It was site of The Battle of Antietam during the Civil War. The battle was the bloodiest day in the history of the United States with ...
12 Jul 201930min
Ep 61 - The SF Ghost Hunt
This summer we'll be visiting with some of the best ghost tour companies in the world. Our road trip begins on the West Coast. Home of streetcars, The Rock and the Golden Gate Bridge. We get a persona...
5 Jul 201929min
Ep 60 - Historical Detective, Lorine McGinnis Schulze
The truth is out there. Historical detectives like Lorine McGinnis Schulze use genealogy to solve mysteries. They hunt down old and often forgotten documents and records, looking for clues and new lea...
14 Jun 201945min
Ep 59 - The Unknown Hangman
Gary Barrett achieved some every dubious distinctions. He was twice convicted of murder and twice sentence to death. He was the first person executed at a federal penitentiary in Canada. His hanging d...
31 Mai 201932min
Ep 58 - Ghosts of the Past
In 1912, a local newspaper in Pennsylvania, The Times Leader, ran a ghost story contest for Halloween. Their "Ghost Editor" was drowned by a flood of over 1,000 spooky submissions from enthusiastic re...
10 Mai 201921min
Ep 57 - The Cannibal Co-Founder
Pierre Radisson was a co-founder of The Hudson's Bay Company. He was also a cannibal. Really. A self-described cannibal. We are joined by Mark Bourrie to discuss his new book, "Bush Runner: The Advent...
26 Apr 201942min
Ep 56 - Valentino's Ghost Dog
In honour of International Pet Day, we explore one of the most intriguing (and sniffle-inducing) ghost stories about the unique bond between us and our animal friends. Silent movie sex symbol, Rudolph...
11 Apr 201910min
Ep 55 - The Handprint
Is it possible that in 1924 a Chicago firefighter was not only able to predict his own death, but send a ghostly message from beyond the grave? We are joined by Adam Selzer (Mysterious Chicago) and Fa...
29 Mar 201922min
