Welsh ghosts haunt a Welsh family & we learn about the history and ghosts of Alcatraz.

Chris discusses a ghost, and a group of ghost hunters in Sheffield. Kevin goes off script with a listicle.

We visit Australia and Central America as scary ladies in white jump out of the shadows in both stories. 

"Ghosts Aren’t Brown". Raynham Hall’s Brown Lady goes under the microscope, and her story is told with bad impersonations of old women and Victorian-era children. We also check into the Stanley Hotel in Colorado to get a real-life history of The Shining.

We visit a haunted house in Pennsylvania as it suddenly becomes haunted. Will The Conjuring duo Ed and Lorraine be able to figure out what’s going on? Then we put on our heavy sweaters as we’re off to a haunted lighthouse in Wales.

We cover all sorts of topics in this episode: A Disney Princess, The Most Haunted Pub in England, Chris' childhood trauma, Dr. Pepper, and pie-hungry tourists.

This week, we discuss one of the most famous (apparently) haunted places in the UK: Borley Rectory. We also visit a strange road where ghosts seem to like to torment drivers.

We get some background on the real-life Annabelle, the doll made famous by The Conjuring movies. We also head to Kevin’s neighbourhood to investigate a haunted mill.

First, an old manor house in England gets taken over by a film crew. Do ghostly former residents provide their own special effects? We then discuss strange sightings at a building site in the 60’s. Bad LSD…or ghosts?! 

Hi. It’s Chris & Kevin. Welcome to Apparently Haunted. In our first ever episode, we discuss a spooky sighting of someone’s grandma, and we visit one of the most (apparently) haunted places in the world. Does any of this stuff make us believe in ghosts?