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Henry and the crew speak with about the paranormal with the owner of Willows Weep and the S.P.A.D.D.

In this edition of Wicked Curious, Roxie kicks off the summer season with three creepy tales of ghostly phenomena from old New England farms. Unexplained disappearances, cursed land and a haunted farm that ended up making headlines when the story unfolded in court. The stories come to life with vivid descriptions of  paranormal encounters and strange occurrences. Listen around the campfire or with the lights turned off - if you dare.

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The Gathering by Christopher Halton is a haunting and masterfully told ghost story, that pulls you into a chilling world of spectral mystery and supernatural dread. In this eerie short story, a man receives a strange invitation to a remote countryside manor for a mysterious evening known only as “the gathering.” Curious and intrigued, he arrives at the grand yet decaying estate, only to find a strange group of guests—solemn, distant, and oddly silent. As the night unfolds, an overwhelming sense of unease creeps in. The air grows colder, the shadows seem to whisper, and something unseen stirs in the darkness. When the true reason for the gathering is finally revealed, the protagonist is forced to confront a terrifying truth—one that transcends the boundary between the living and the dead. With gothic atmosphere, chilling suspense, and a shocking twist, The Gathering is a ghost horror short story that will linger in your mind long after the final word is spoken.

In this episode (our nine-year anniversary show!) Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger explore the haunted Portsmouth, Rhode Island, location where the 1673 gruesome death of Rebecca Cornell led to a haunting and a ghost whose word would be enough to convict a man to a death sentence. But whodunit?

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For the first episode of The Paranormal Debate, we tackle one of the most controversial topics in the paranormal field: haunted dolls and objects. I welcome Chuy from Horrorwood the Series and Stephanie Pitz from Haunted Havens for a debate where nothing is off the table.

In Part One, we ask: Are dolls actually haunted, or do they simply have attachments? Are haunted dolls being used as clickbait for views and attention? And is a supposedly haunted doll really worth $4,000?

These are just a few of the questions we dive into as we separate belief, experience, hype, and evidence in the paranormal world.

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In this Episode Ed talks about the Ohio Grassman the sightings and encounters and what it looks like and how it acts

In this episode we talk about the begining of the jersey devil from start to Finish

Robert reached out stating that at first, he was not quite sold about there being paranormal elements within this world. However, a few incidents, started to make Robert more of a believer. For those that are familiar with Mountain Top Inn area, you're in for a cool experience story from Robert.

They call it the Legend of the Dead Man's Oak, but the biggest mystery might just where the damned and haunted tree may be.

Christopher Balzano and Natalie Crist get into one of the more well-known haunted urban legends of Central Florida, the Dead Man's Oak. Said to be the site of a headless horseman and his ghostly stead, no one can quit agree on where the tree is located or why the man is trapped on the earth. After getting into some of the different versions of the story and potential location of the tree, the Tripper dig deeper into the meaning of headless ghosts, including a look at the Dullahan and Crom Cruach.

We've started a more in depth look into the Swamp Witch story of Hog Island and some of the lore in the surrounding counties, especially Sumter and Hernando County. 

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Dr. Schutz interviews Vermont researcher and experiencer, Paul Dulski.