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In Episode 18 Jess & Alex have some White Lady Cocktails and Jess tells Alex about the Shelby Hotel and the last resident during the 3 decades it sat vacant - One Eyed Al. How did a hotel that opened with success come to change hands many times? What caused it to close in just one year after new ownership in the 70's? Who was One-Eyed Al and do people still see him today? Listen and find out!
HAPPY OOKY SPOOKY HALLOWEEN! In our first ever LIVE episode recording Alex and Jess sip on some "Cardinals" from the Ghost Light Bar in Hamtramck alongside Producer Patty while Alex talks deeper about Samhain, Jess talks about the Ouija board, and Patty shares her own Ooky Spooky story.
Recorded: 10/24/2019 @Ant Hall in Hamtramck, MI
Alex and Jess sip on some Fall Screwdrivers while Jess tells Alex about the many mysteries behind the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa. Hoffa disappeared on July 30th, 1975 and his remains have never been found. Many have claimed to know just exactly what happened, but can many stories and little tangible evidence lead to a solid conclusion? Tune in and find out.
*Also join us for a SPECIAL OOKY SPOOKY LIVE RECORDING - Thursday October 24th 7 PM at Ant Hall 2320 Caniff St Hamtramck, MI. Admission is $5
In Episode 15 Alex serves up some Carmel Apple Martini's while he tells Jess all about two Urban Legends* of Metro Detroit and one's connections to a similar story in the south. Have you ever been to Knock Knock Road (Strasburg St) or Lover's Lane (Grosse Ile) and heard a light knocking on your windows? Tune in to find out what just might be knocking...
*Warning: This episode contains details about events that some listeners may find unsettling at around 25:07 t0 26:47
On this episode, Jess & Alex sip on some "Smoking Guns" while they talk of Fort Wayne, not the one in Indiana though, the actual Fort in the Delray neighborhood of Detroit. The Fort has had many uses since being constructed in 1851, (everything from an active fort, to housing individuals who lost homes during the Great Depression and after the '67 riots, to hosting the first ride on lawn mower, and housing Prisoners of War during WWII.) Is it possible with all this history that there might some ooky spookies lingering on the property? Tune in and find out!
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