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Author Rayvn Salvador sits down with GCT Founder Tim Nealon to talk about why she cannot write a book without a dead body, the lady in black who stood on her childhood bed, and the night her sheets caught fire with no clear cause.

They dig into haunted houses, seances in Key West, trips to New Orleans with Bloody Mary, and a full conversation with a ghost named Ralph in Bonaventure Cemetery. Rayvn explains how her real life hauntings feed straight into her paranormal romantic thrillers and romcoms, why she loves true crime, and what she thinks about the idea of a serial killer gene.

Tim pitches unhinged story ideas on air, including a "Dexter" style code for killing and a paranormal romcom about Edgar Allan Poe trying to function in the modern world. They also talk about reading vs audiobooks, why fewer people pick up books, and what new writers should do if they want to tell their own strange stories.

If you care about ghosts, books, and the future of storytelling, this one is for you.

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Jeff Belanger joins the Ghost City Podcast to talk about why ghost stories matter and how they shape the way we see history, culture, and ourselves. Jeff has spent decades researching hauntings, writing about the paranormal, and working behind the scenes on some of the most well-known ghost shows on TV.

This episode covers Jeff’s early years in Sandy Hook, his connection with Ed and Lorraine Warren, and the moment in the Paris catacombs that changed the way he understood ghosts. We also get into Bigfoot, belief, doubt, consciousness, and why some places gain haunted reputations while others fade into the background.

If you’re into the human side of hauntings, the psychology behind ghost stories, or the craft of researching strange history, this one hits.

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Are vampires real—or just misunderstood? In this Halloween special, Tim Nealon sits down with Dr. Michael Bell, retired Rhode Island state folklorist and author of Food for the Dead and The Vampire’s Grasp, to explore centuries of vampire lore, voodoo legends, and America’s obsession with the undead. From the chilling Mercy Brown exhumation in Rhode Island to modern “real” vampire communities in New Orleans, this episode uncovers the strange rituals, medical misconceptions, and cultural fears that created one of folklore’s most enduring legends.

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In this episode, Tim Nealon sits down with Rob and Kate from Urban Ghosts: one of the internet’s most fearless paranormal creator duos. From haunted cemeteries and abandoned hospitals to dark energy warnings and the toxic side of the ghost-hunting community, this deep dive unpacks what it’s really like behind the camera. They discuss the origins of their channel, the Estes Method, EVPs, and the strange intersection between human consciousness and the supernatural.

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What if the ghost stories we tell reveal more about the living than the dead? Ghost City Tours founder Tim Nealon sits down with Dr. Elizabeth Tucker, renowned folklorist and professor at Binghamton University, to explore how legends are born, why they spread, and what they tell us about human psychology. From Bloody Mary rituals to Native American creation stories, Dr. Tucker unpacks the patterns behind our most persistent supernatural narratives—and reveals why folklore isn't dying, it's just evolving.

ABOUT THE GUEST Dr. Elizabeth Tucker (Libby) is a folklorist, English professor at Binghamton University, and author specializing in contemporary legends, campus folklore, and supernatural narratives. Her research explores how ghost stories, urban legends, and traditional tales shape modern culture—and why they refuse to disappear. Haunted Halls: Ghostlore of American College Campuses https://www.amazon.com/Haunted-Halls-Ghostlore-American-Campuses/dp/1578069955

Website: https://www.binghamton.edu/english/faculty/profile.html?id=ltucker Courses taught: - American Gothic Horror - Folklore of the Supernatural - Introduction to Folklore JOIN THE CONVERSATION! SUBSCRIBE!

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What if ghost stories are less about the dead—and more about how the living keep their memories alive? In this episode, Ghost City Tours founder Tim Nealon sits down with Sabrina and Corinne, hosts of the hit podcast Two Girls One Ghost, to unpack how storytelling, consciousness, and community collide in the paranormal world. From founding a podcast in a haunted apartment to exploring Salem’s spectral history, the trio dives deep into what really connects us to the other side—and why we can’t stop talking about it.

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• How Two Girls One Ghost turned a joke into one of the top paranormal podcasts in the world
• Why people are still haunted by celebrity spirits like Elvis, Marilyn Monroe, and Michael Jackson
• The science (and skepticism) behind ghost-hunting gadgets and EVP evidence
• Tim’s wildest stories from Ghost City’s nationwide tours—including an abandoned hospital too haunted for TV
• What “consciousness after death” might mean—and why we’re drawn to stories that keep it alive

Sabrina and Corinne are co-hosts of Two Girls One Ghost, blending horror, humor, and heartfelt storytelling to explore the mysteries of the spirit world. 🎙️ Listen for unexpected laughs, chilling tales, and a few theories that might change how you think about ghosts forever.

Website / Bio & Projects: twogirlsoneghost.com

Podcast Channel: @TwoGirlsOneGhostPodcast

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What if the ghosts of Edinburgh aren’t trapped souls—but echoes of a city that refuses to forget? In this episode, Ghost City Tours founder Tim Nealon crosses hemispheres to talk with Jan-Andrew Henderson, creator of City of the Dead Tours, about the centuries of plague, war, witchcraft, and faith that made Edinburgh one of the most haunted cities on earth. From cursed castles and secret tunnels to modern poltergeist attacks, Anderson unearths the dark history that keeps Scotland’s capital alive long after sunset. We dive into 👻 -The bloody legacy of Edinburgh Castle, from royal executions to ghostly drummers -The McKenzie Poltergeist, one of the most documented supernatural cases in the world -Secret tunnels beneath the Royal Mile and the boy who never came back -The truth behind Mary King’s Close, “the Plague Street” buried beneath the city -How Scottish folklore and religion shaped modern ghost stories -The eerie connection between New Orleans and Edinburgh’s haunted tourism Jan-Andrew Henderson is a historian, author, and founder of City of the Dead Tours, known for blending dark Scottish history with chilling firsthand accounts from Greyfriars Kirkyard and beyond. 🎙️ Listen to the end for Henderson’s theory on why cities like Edinburgh—and their ghosts—never stop reinventing themselves. 

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What if the secret to understanding ghosts lies not in gadgets—but in the human mind itself? In this episode, parapsychologist Loyd Auerbach joins Ghost City Tours founder Tim Nealon to explore the thin line between science and the supernatural. With 45 years in the field, Auerbach breaks down why ESP and psychokinesis might hold the real answers behind hauntings, and why most “ghost-hunting tech” doesn’t actually detect ghosts at all. We dive into 👻 The real difference between ghosts, poltergeists & hauntings Why EMF readers and ghost apps don’t work the way you think The CIA’s “Stargate” program and remote viewing experiments How consciousness might survive death—and why AI could help prove it Tips from Auerbach on developing your own psychic intuition Loyd Auerbach is President of the Rhine Research Center and the Forever Family Foundation, author of ESP Wars: East and West, and one of the leading voices in scientific parapsychology. 🔮 Watch to the end for Auerbach’s insight on why every ghost story is really a story about consciousness. Website / Bio & Projects: loydauerbach.com loydauerbach.com Podcast Channel:  @profparanormal  Media Clips:  @LoydAuerbach  Lectures / Teaching Channel:  @AskProfessorParanormal  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/loyd.auerbach.author Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/profparanormal/?hl=en #LoydAuerbach #ProfessorParanormal #ESP #Parapsychology #GhostsAndScience #HauntedHistory #MindOverMatter #ConsciousnessStudies #LifeAfterDeath #PsychicPhenomena #GhostStories #ParanormalPodcast #GhostHunters #HauntedPlaces #Afterlife #SpiritWorld #ParanormalResearch #EnergyAndConsciousness #RemoteViewing #PsychicAbilities #ForeverFamilyFoundation #RhineResearchCenter #ScienceOfTheUnseen #StargateProject #AIAndConsciousness #ParanormalInvestigation #SkepticsVsBelievers

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In this episode of the Ghost City Tours Podcast, host Tim Nealon explores the rich and eerie history of Halloween with acclaimed author and historian Lesley Bannatyne. Together, they trace Halloween’s evolution from ancient Celtic Samhain rituals to the modern celebration of costumes, candy, and haunted houses we know today.

Bannatyne unpacks the fascinating story behind the world’s favorite spooky holiday, explaining how Irish and Scottish folklore crossed the Atlantic and blended with American traditions to shape Halloween’s spirit of mischief and community. You’ll learn about:

• The pagan roots of Samhain and All Hallows’ Eve

• How the Catholic Church influenced early Halloween customs

• The rise of trick-or-treating and neighborhood celebrations

• The role of Hollywood horror films in redefining the holiday

• The truth behind myths like razor blades in apples and the Satanic Panic

• Why Halloween continues to reflect our fears, creativity, and sense of belonging

Whether you love ghost stories, folklore, or just want to know how Halloween became the cultural phenomenon it is today, this episode delivers insight, history, and plenty of spooky charm.

Guest: Lesley Bannatyne, author of Halloween Nation and A Halloween ReaderPodcast: Ghost City Tours PodcastKeywords: History of Halloween, Halloween origins, Samhain, Lesley Bannatyne, Ghost City Tours, Halloween folklore, Halloween traditions, trick-or-treating history, haunted holiday, Halloween podcast

Discover how Halloween became America’s favorite night of mystery and magic—only on the Ghost City Tours Podcast.

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