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Welcome to another hair-raising episode of Dairyland Frights, the paranormal podcast that delves into all things eerie, mysterious, and spine-tingling in the Midwest and beyond. In this episode, we explore the terrifying experiences of the Tallman family, whose seemingly innocent purchase of bunk beds in 1987 led to a series of inexplicable and chilling events. From ghostly apparitions to disembodied voices, the Tallman family endured a haunting that would drive them from their home.

Join us as we recount the harrowing encounters faced by the Tallmans, including the unsettling presence of an old woman with fiery eyes, and the eerie mist that transformed into a human form. We also hear a chilling personal tale of a night spent in a haunted attic, where a mysterious fog morphs into a ghostly figure, leaving our storyteller questioning reality and his own sanity.

00:00 - The Tallman family bought their Wisconsin home in 1987 amid unexplained paranormal activity

06:03 - My friend told me about the house, it's just so full of that

Prepare yourself for a journey into the unknown as we uncover the mysteries behind these haunting tales. Stay tuned for more episodes that explore the supernatural and the unexplained. Stay spooky, my friends!

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Welcome to another spine-chilling episode of Dairyland Frights, the paranormal podcast that delves into all things creepy, mysterious, and spooky in the Midwest and beyond. This time, we are joined by Brandon and Mitch from Haunted US, who share their fascinating journey of exploring haunted locations across America.Topics Covered: Introduction to Brandon and Mitch and their Haunted US project exploring the unique features of the Haunted US website importance of accurate representation of haunted locations Personal paranormal experiences of Brandon and MitchDiscussion on the Lincoln Tallman House and the Mabel Tainter TheaterThe story of the only legally haunted house in AmericaInsights into the Ghostbusters ruling and its implicationsBrandon and Mitch's upcoming podcast and book projectReferences: Haunted US: Haunted US WebsiteLincoln Tallman House: Lincoln Tallman House InformationMabel Tainter Theater: Mabel Tainter Theater InformationGhostbusters Ruling: Wikipedia Entry on Stambovsky v. Ackley00:00 - Hello, my spooky friends. This is John from Dairyland Frights

00:53 - Brandon and Mitch have a great site of haunted locations on Instagram

01:44 - We explore american folklore through the lens of hauntings

03:42 - Brandon: I get what you're saying about debunking paranormal beliefs

04:54 - John: We are two months out from releasing a podcast

05:31 - The book is focused on the state of Wisconsin

06:27 - Did you guys have a favorite Wisconsin place in your book

07:01 - Brandon writes about his favorite haunted places in his new book

12:56 - You guys don't have a summer wind mansion under your haunted Wisconsin

17:09 - Brandon, Mitch, what interested you in the paranormal

20:01 - Mitch's interest in the paranormal stems from childhood experiences

23:45 - Brandon says he had very few experiences of being haunted as a child

26:10 - Mitch says something strange happened while researching a demon house in Indiana

30:10 - Brandon: I have two stories that I like to tell about paranormal experiences

33:55 - The only legal haunted house in the United States is located in New York

35:07 - This house was built in 1890 and has eight bedrooms and four bathrooms

38:30 - The rumors of ghosts in Levita date back to the mid-1970s

41:57 - Helen and George Ackley say they've seen three ghosts in their home

47:18 - In 1995, Merrill and Johnson published a book about Sir George

53:00 - Helen Ackley claims her grandchildren received mysterious trinkets

56:38 - Brandon: When was the United States Navy founded?

57:51 - Mark Havana says he once had an encounter with a ghost in his home

01:03:00 - The Ackley residence is the only legal haunted house in America

01:09:06 - Mitch: Advertising of a haunting is a material condition when buying property

01:12:43 - Brandon Long: The only legally haunted house in New York recently sold for $750 million

01:18:12 - Brandon: Yeah. I'm trying to do something in October to have some former guests follow Brandon and Mitch on their spooky adventures and check out the Haunted US for more eerie and mysterious content. Stay tuned for more episodes that explore the unknown, the mystical, and the downright terrifying. Stay spooky, my friends!

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Haunted Us

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Summerwind Mansion

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Ingrid Michaelson

[Ingrid Michaelson](https://www.ingridmichaelson.com/)

Matisyahu

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Breaking Bad House

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Welcome to another electrifying episode of Dairyland Frights, the paranormal podcast that dives into everything spooky, creepy, and mysterious in the Midwest and beyond. This time, I'm joined by my wonderful co-host Erin from Patriot Paranormal, as we delve into the fascinating and terrifying phenomenon of spontaneous human combustion.

Topics Covered:

- Introduction to Erin and her recent adventures

- The intriguing history of spontaneous human combustion

- Exploring various theories and scientific explanations

- Real-life cases that defy explanation

- The role of alcohol, smoking, and other potential triggers

- How spontaneous human combustion has been portrayed in pop culture

- The importance of mental health and fitness in our daily lives

- Insights from Erin's personal experiences and her podcast journey

References:

Erin's Podcast: Erin's Supernatural Shenanigans

Patriot Paranormal: Follow on Instagram

00:00 - Introduction to Dairyland Frights and co-host Erin from Patriot Paranormal

02:15 - Erin talks about her recent activities and plans

06:45 - Diving into the history of spontaneous human combustion

12:30 - Theories about what could cause spontaneous human combustion

18:20 - Real-life cases of spontaneous human combustion

27:00 - The role of alcohol, smoking, and other factors

32:45 - How spontaneous human combustion is depicted in movies and books

38:10 - Importance of fitness and mental health

44:30 - Erin shares her personal experiences and insights

50:00 - Discussion about potential future episodes and guests

55:15 - Wrapping up and final thoughts

Stay spooky, my friends!

Guillermo del Toro

Phantom Detectives LLC

Charles Dickens

Mark Twain

Herman Melville

Washington Irving

Real-Life X-Files by Joe Nickell

Crimson Peak (Movie by Guillermo del Toro)

The Shape of Water (Movie by Guillermo del Toro)

Bleak House by Charles Dickens

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Welcome to another chilling episode of Dairyland Frights, the paranormal podcast that delves into all things spooky, creepy, and mysterious in the Midwest and beyond. This time, we bring you a fascinating guest, Captain Steve Coates from the Bucket of Chum podcast. Join us as we dive into the thrilling world of shark movies and paranormal experiences that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Topics Covered:

Introduction to Captain Steve Coates and his podcast journey

Exploring the vast number of shark movies and their unique plots

Discussion on what makes a good versus a bad shark movie

Personal paranormal experiences shared by Steve

The phenomenon of Sharknado and its impact on pop culture

Comparing classic shark movies like Jaws to modern takes like The Meg

Diving into B-movies: Sand Sharks, Dino Shark, Sharktopus, and more

Steve's recommendations for must-watch shark movies

Upcoming projects and episodes from Bucket of Chum, including special Jaws 50th anniversary content

References:

Steve's Podcast: Bucket of Chum Podcast

Sharknado: IMDb

Jaws: IMDb

The Meg: IMDb

Sand Sharks: IMDb

Dino Shark: IMDb

Sharktopus: IMDb

00:00 - Dairyland Frights features guest Steve Coates from Bucket of Chum podcast

01:38 - Steve Perry has a podcast called Bucket of chum about different shark movies

02:58 - We're going to go through the best shark movies ranked by Rotten Tomatoes

05:26 - One of the worst ones I have ever seen is a movie called shark Huntress

09:30 - Have you ever had a paranormal experience? Please elaborate on it

12:20 - Do you think ghosts stay in the past because they have unfinished business

17:52 - I used to believe it. And then as the seasons go on, you could just see how ridiculous it gets

18:30 - Three quick stories about Zach Baggins. One is about his clothing line

22:00 - Would you like to own a haunted house? Would that be weird

25:11 - For a good shark movie, you need to be entertained

28:37 - What makes a bad shark movie or just bad movie in general

33:14 - Without Jaws, we wouldn't have this myriad of nonsense, um

35:46 - There are many horror movies using two types of animals that usually are reptiles

39:32 - Do you have a favorite scene from any shark movie that you saw

41:05 - We're going to do this two different ways

41:43 - When I first saw meg, I didn't have like, it at all

46:38 - Jaws 3D was a gimmick that didn't work as a franchise

48:03 - I think if they wanted to make jaws jaws work, we needed to stop

49:10 - Did you see Dino shark 2010? Yes, I have seen that one

53:08 - One thing that always blew my mind about the movie was open water

54:49 - One movie that my wife watched, I had no interest in watching

55:56 - Steve: I love Sharknado because they do not take themselves seriously

59:47 - There are just so many great shark movies out there. So, like, please do yourself a favorite of. One movie I did like was called

01:01:36 - Steve: One movie that comes to mind is Red Water from 2003

01:02:51 - Steve Coates: Please go to the Patreon and support this podcast

01:06:31 - Steve Perry: Thank you so much for having me on the show

Follow Captain Steve Coates on his aquatic adventures and check out his podcast for more hilarious and insightful content on shark movies. Stay tuned for more episodes that explore the unknown, the mystical, and the downright terrifying.

Stay spooky, my friends!

REFERENCES

Bucket of Chum podcast

Studio Sinister podcast

Rotten Tomatoes

Sharknado

The Meg

Jaws

Deep Blue Sea

Ghost Adventures

Bruce Campbell

Waterworld

Octoman

Graveyard Shark

Sky Sharks

Red Water

Lou Diamond Phillips

Christy Swanson

Fast & Furious

Waterworld

Sharktopus

The Shallows

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This time, we bring you a fascinating guest, Natasha from Cryptids, Creeps, and Conspiracy. Together, we dive into the eerie world of cryptids, paranormal experiences, and spine-tingling conspiracies that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Topics Covered

Introduction to Natasha and her podcast journey

Personal experiences with paranormal phenomena and cryptids

Exploring the Midwest's lesser-known cryptids, including Momo, the Missouri Monster

Comparing Momo to Bigfoot and other famous cryptids

Discussing the evolution of monster legends in popular culture

Natasha's unique paranormal abilities and experiences

Upcoming events and projects from Natasha, including her merch and live shows

References:

 Natasha's Podcast: Cryptids, Creeps, and Conspiracy

 Momo, the Missouri Monster: Wikipedia

Cryptid Con: Cryptid Con Official Website

00:00 - Dairyland Frights covers everything spooky, creepy, and mysterious in the Midwest

04:09 - Natasha Carrey covers cryptids, creeps, and conspiracy on her podcast

10:40 - I sometimes have dreams where someone dies or I'm pregnant

12:52 - Natasha says she knew she had a gap when she was a teenager

16:49 - John says he encountered a demon when he was 15 years old

21:29 - It was black except for two big sockets where I guess eyes could have been

25:36 - One night, I woke up in my room and everything was black

29:15 - Natasha: I noticed weird things around the house when my daughter was younger

31:20 - Some people talk about having demons attached to them who are not hurting them

36:10 - No matter where I go, this thing follows me

37:07 - Natasha says paranormal activity happened while doing a podcast last year

40:46 - Natasha: What if I told you about a cryptid similar to Bigfoot

43:50 - Momo was first reported in July of 1971 in Missouri

46:17 - Another reported Momo sighting in the seventies turned out to be a hoax

52:33 - Seth Breedlove recently released Momo, the Missouri Monster

54:58 - Breedlove says monster stories evolve with time matching where society is

58:20 - Murray Breedlove says Louisiana, Missouri, tried to have momo festivals

01:01:58 - Momo says it was a bear, but it could have been anything

01:04:44 - Natasha: Who's the OG cryptid that you believe is real

01:07:59 - Natasha: My favorite cryptid is the snaly gaster

01:09:22 - Project Sunshine was grave robbing to test for nuclear side effects

01:11:58 - Natasha: I'm working on some merch and a podcast collab

01:17:26 - So we end every show this way. We say hi to our ghost and then we say goodbye

Follow Natasha on her spooky adventures and check out her podcast for more eerie and mysterious content. Stay tuned for more episodes that explore the unknown, the mystical, and the downright terrifying.

Stay spooky, my friends!

Hello, my spooky friends! In this episode, John is joined by Cindy from the Anything and Everything Podcast. Together, they delve into various topics, from the importance of podcasting and mental health awareness to some spine-chilling paranormal experiences and urban legends that will leave you questioning reality.

Topics Covered:

Introduction to Cindy and her podcast journey

Personal struggles and the power of conversation

Impact of podcasting on mental health and community support

Cindy's early and recent paranormal experiences

Exploring the paranormal: Shadow figures, ghostly encounters, and more

Urban legends: True or false? A thrilling game with Cindy

Discussion on notoriously haunted locations and their eerie histories

Elizabeth Bathory: The blood countess and her gruesome legacy

Cindy also shares some of her upcoming projects and episodes, including a deep dive into the dark history of Elizabeth Bathory, the infamous Hungarian countess known for her horrifying crimes.

References:

Cindy's Podcast: Anything and Everything Podcast

Studio Sinister: Studio Sinister on Instagram

Elizabeth Bathory: Elizabeth Bathory Wikipedia

Follow Cindy on Instagram and reach out via email for more spooky and inspiring content. Stay tuned for more episodes that explore the eerie, the mysterious, and the downright terrifying.

Stay spooky, my friends!

Welcome to another chilling episode of Dairyland Frights, the paranormal podcast that delves into all things spooky, creepy, and mysterious in the Midwest and beyond. This time, we bring you an extraordinary guest, David Oman, the owner of the infamous Oman House, located just down the street from where the tragic Sharon Tate murders occurred. David shares spine-tingling tales of paranormal activity that have plagued his home since its construction.

Topics Covered:

Introduction to David Oman and the Omen House

Background on the Sharon Tate murders and their proximity to the Omen House

Strange occurrences during the construction of the Omen House

David's early paranormal experiences and lifelong fascination with ghosts

Encounters with various spirits, including a full-body apparition

The unique electromagnetic field of the Omen House and its impact on paranormal activity

David's thoughts on free will and predestination in the context of paranormal phenomena

Interactions with skeptics and debunking fraudulent paranormal claims

Experiences with paranormal investigators and TV shows, including Ghost Adventures

David's plans and projects, including his book and movie

References:

David Oman

House at the End of the Drive

Ghost Adventures

John Carpenter

Alan Howarth

Barry Taff

UCLA Research Library

Hans Holzer

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Join us for a thrilling new episode of Dairyland Frights, featuring the remarkable psychic medium Melissa from Phantom Detectives LLC. phantomdetectives.org/

I am also joined by Erin from Patriot Paranormal

Melissa shares her journey of embracing her psychic abilities, her experiences with spirits from childhood, and her role in paranormal investigations. You’ll hear firsthand accounts of eerie encounters, the emotional toll of connecting with the spirit world, and the fascinating mechanics of mediumship.

Topics Covered:

- Introduction to Melissa and her role in Phantom Detectives LLC

- Melissa’s early experiences with spirits as a child

- The process and challenges of paranormal investigations

- The importance of protection and boundaries in mediumship

- Shamanic healing and its influence on Melissa’s path

- The different Clair senses and their connections to chakras

- Personal readings and the most common questions asked

- Handling sensitive and potentially distressing messages during readings

- Funny and memorable moments during investigations

- Dealing with residential hauntings and non-human entities

Dairyland Frights is a paranormal podcast that covers everything spooky

00:56

First, um, thing before we get to our special guest, Erin from patriot paranormal

02:18

Melissa from Phantom Detectives does paranormal investigating as well

07:20

Melissa says she had experiences with spirits when she was young

12:03

Was your house haunted? Good question. You've opened up a whole big box of questions

13:59

Melissa says she first sensed energy as a young child

19:07

You call energy vampires people who feed off of others' emotions

22:24

Melissa says she studied to be a medium and has clair senses

26:36

If I get overwhelmed or stressed, it can manifest as a cold

29:05

Melissa says studying shamanism put her on the path of mediumship

31:55

So when you're investing, you love to do paranormal investigations

34:27

Most harmful places I've been in have been in people's homes

39:01

A medium tells us about a couple who believed their home was haunted

43:33

How do you differentiate between genuine paranormal experiences and manifestation

47:01

Have you ever had a child spirit follow you home

48:24

John: I'm rebranding my paranormal podcast because something happened

50:23

So what is your most memorable, funny thing that happened while on an investigation

54:26

Aaron says you said you have OCD or something

54:42

Is any ghost ever a little too fresh? Yes. I have to ask

58:56

So many of them back in the day. Everything was a brothel

01:02:10

When you do readings, you have to deal with unpleasant circumstances

01:05:24

Aaron: Melissa, one of your friends passed away suddenly two years ago

01:11:03

Thank you so much, Melissa. Love it. I'll talk to you guys later