Halloween 2023 Bonus - Spooky Season History

10/23/23 • 36 min

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Welcome to a special Halloween episode. As were approach All Hallow’s Eve, we thought you might enjoy an episode dedicated to the history of Halloween and the ghost story. But that’s not all. If you ring our doorbell and say “Trick-or-Treat,” we’ll drop a few listening submitted paranormal experiences into your pumpkin. Thanks for listening and we hope you are having a wonderfully frightful spooky season!
History.com - halloween history
History.com - ghost story history
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Episode 17 - Haunting In Connecticut

In 2009, moviegoers were enthralled and terrified by The Haunting in Connecticut. The
supernatural thriller was promoted as being “based on a true story.” We wondered how much of the “true story” made it into the film? In this episode, we look at the movie, the 1992 book, and several interviews with the family to uncover what really happened at the former funeral home in Southington, CT. What did Hollywood get right, and what did they get wrong? The answer may be more terrifying than the movie could hope to be.
In a Dark Place by Carmen Reed, Al Snedeker, and Ray Garton
The Fear is Real: Reinvestigating the Haunting in ConnecticutInterview With Carmen Reed – A Haunting in Connecticut by The Mystic Paranormal Podcast

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Episode 18 - Haunted Road Trip: New Orleans

Welcome to the Crescent City, Pelican City, The Big Easy. Whatever you call it, New Orleans is full of spirit. No town can send the soul over the moon with jazz and Mardi Gras like NOLA, but some souls decided to stay. Enjoy an alligator sausage Po-Boy at the Napoleon House but keep an eye out for the sweeping lady. Visit the Pharmacy Museum where a murderous pharmacists may have killed some of his patients and buried them in the courtyard. You’ll love the snow white, antebellum mansion called the Mansion Magnolia and its ghostly children. Speaking of ghost children, New Orleans is full of them, and they can’t wait to come out and play.
New Orleans Pharmacy Museum“Haunted Secrets Unveiled: The Dark History of New Orleans Pharmacy Museum”“The Ghosts of the Pharmacy Museum” from Ghost City ToursThe Napoleon House Hauntings“New Orleans Pharmacy Museum” from New Orleans Ghosts“Things That Go Bump in the Haunted Pharmacy” from the Pharmacy Times“Opium and Cocaine and Leeched, Oh My: Haunting Medicine in Historic New Orleans”Sarah Chambless’s BlogGhost City Tours - Mansion Magnolia
Ghost City Tours - Ghost Children