On this week's episode, Bridget speaks with Josh Hughes about his extensive experiences with the paranormal, including living in a haunted house, his childhood encounters with the Hat Man, and his work at Wisconsin's oldest college. He discusses the impact of renovations on hauntings, the tragic history of the Hille Farm, and the urban legends surrounding the Witch on Rosemary Street. The conversation also delves into cryptid sightings, particularly the Beast of Bray Road, and international ghost hunting experiences in Ireland. Josh explains the Stone Tape Theory and its relevance to hauntings, and he shares insights from his ghost tours in Waukesha, emphasizing the importance of storytelling in understanding the supernatural.

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On this week's episode, Bridget and Katrina Weidman explore their shared interests in the paranormal, psychic abilities, and personal experiences with haunted locations. They discuss the significance of psychic interpretations, the impact of growing up in haunted houses, and the journey into the paranormal field, including the formation of the show 'Paranormal State.' They explore the origins of horror movies, the mystery of Centralia, and significant paranormal cases like the Seaford poltergeist. The discussion also touches on the infamous Amityville haunting and the innovative approach of Paranormal Lockdown, emphasizing the importance of extended investigations in capturing paranormal evidence. They explore the significance of interactive techniques, the emotional intensity of live investigations, and the unique stories behind haunted locations like the Alaskan Hotel and Bobby Mackey's. Katrina shares her journey with Jack Osbourne in creating 'Portals to Hell' and the new YouTube series 'Travel the Dead,' highlighting the freedom and creativity that come with online content.

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On this week's episode, Bridget speaks with Joshua Louis as he shares his journey as a medium and his innovative use of technology to communicate with the afterlife. He discusses his experiences with the ITC device, the nature of spirits, and the importance of hope in his work. Joshua emphasizes that everyone has the ability to connect with the spiritual realm and explores the complexities of life after death, including the idea that spirits may not be physically stuck but can feel emotionally trapped. The discussion also touches on the challenges he faces in the paranormal field, bridging the gap between science and spirituality. In this conversation, Joshua Louis delves into the intricacies of spirit communication, the technology used in paranormal investigations, and the processes involved in his readings. He discusses the challenges of interpreting spirit messages, the significance of patience and connection in the practice, and the fascinating realm of spirit photography. Joshua also shares insights on connecting with ascended masters and the importance of hope in the field of paranormal work.

On this week's episode, Bridget interviews Amy Petulla, a ghost tour guide and author, who shares the chilling story of the Corpsewood Manor murders, a bizarre true crime case from 1982. The conversation delves into the life of Dr. Scudder, the construction of Corpsewood Manor, and the tragic events that unfolded there. Amy also discusses her transition from law to ghost tours, her personal paranormal experiences, and various haunted locations in Chattanooga, including the Reed House and Chickamauga Battlefield. The episode concludes with a discussion on the supernatural elements of the city and the intriguing presence of vampires in Chattanooga.

On this week's episode, Bridget is joined by Jade and Mandy of Ghost Club Paranormal, paranormal investigators from Scotland, who share chilling firsthand experiences from their ghost-hunting journeys. Jade recounts a terrifying childhood encounter with a full apparition that sparked her lifelong fascination with the supernatural, while both guests discuss Edinburgh's haunted history and the importance of personal energy during investigations. They share eerie stories from locations like the Mackie Mansion and Garnet House, highlighting how different people and environments can influence paranormal activity.

The conversation also dives into high-risk investigations at infamous sites such as the Sally House and Whiteface House, where intense energy caused serious physical reactions for Jade, forcing investigations to end early. Jade and Mandy discuss the dangers of extreme paranormal locations, the technology they use—including Jade's spirit communication app—and why experimenting with new tools is essential in paranormal research.

On this week's episode, Bridget and Lars Mellis explore the multifaceted world of astrology, discussing its significance, the importance of certification, and the intersection of astrology with psychic mediumship. They delve into the personal journey of becoming an astrologer, the ethical considerations in readings, and the impact of celestial events on individual lives. Lars shares insights on the upcoming year 2026, the influence of Mercury retrograde, and the importance of understanding one's natal chart. The discussion also touches on the power of colors in astrology and the moon's profound effect on human behavior.

On this week's episode, Bridget and Hospice Nurse Julie explore the complexities of death, dying, and the evolving perceptions surrounding these topics. They discuss the increase in openness to the paranormal, the phenomenon of terminal lucidity, and the importance of understanding the dying process. Julie shares personal stories from her experiences as a hospice nurse, including shared death experiences and the significance of journaling in coping with grief. The conversation also touches on the controversial topic of assisted dying and the role of death doulas in end-of-life care, emphasizing the need for education and open dialogue about death.

On this week's episode, Bridget speaks with Al Ridenour, and expert on the Krampus. Al discusses the rich tradition of boogeyman characters in German folklore, particularly focusing on the concept of 'Kindelschreckfiguren' or child fear figures. He explains how these figures serve to protect children from dangers in their environment, such as water and grain fields. The Krampus is highlighted as a seasonal manifestation of these fear figures, illustrating the cultural variations of such characters across different societies.

On this week's episode, Bridget speaks with Christian Cagigal, who shares his unique perspective on the intersection of magic and the paranormal, exploring the rich history of Colma, the art of ghost storytelling, and the fascinating myths surrounding the Winchester Mystery House. He discusses the cultural influences on ghost stories, the experiences of participants on his ghost tours, and the significance of belief systems in the paranormal realm. The conversation also delves into personal anecdotes, the haunting history of the Hotel Majestic, and the stories behind objects in antique stores, culminating in a thoughtful reflection on the nature of haunted spaces and the future of ghost tours.

On this week's episode, Bridget welcomes the hosts of Hometown Ghost Stories — Rob Coakley, Jesse Wilkins, and Dave Wilkins — for a deep dive into some of the most haunted locations they've investigated. The crew shares the stories behind their paranormal podcast, including the popularity of their Modesto, California episode and the eerie real-life hauntings connected to it.

They discuss chilling cases such as a murdered woman whose spirit continued appearing to a young boy, ghost sightings at the Modesto train station, and the famously haunted Daydreams & Nightmares Halloween shop — a former funeral home and crematorium where objects move on camera and shadowy figures appear after hours.