Ghost Stories with Anjelah

#GhostStoriesWithAnjelah​ - Ep. 16

Special Guest Fortune Feimster and three fans join the podcast.

FORTUNE : So i've never seen a ghost. I just feel energy. My house growing up was very old. Built in the late 1800's. It always had a weird energy and I never felt settled there. Years later I was casually talking with my mom about that house and she said it was the most haunted house she's ever lived in. I was like excuse me? She said for years she heard things like footprints upstairs or walking up and down the stairs. She'd get up and everyone would be sound asleep. She'd hear doors slam. She was like I hated being in that house. I was like why didn't you tell me? and why didn't we move? It finally ended because she got fed up one night when she was alone and she yelled out to the ghost, "If you don't leave this house, I am calling Duke University and having their paranormal department (or whatever it's called) come and get you out." And she said she never heard from it again. Then we ended up selling that house and it's gone on the market about every five years so we think it may still be haunted. 

Anita  – She is a teacher and local ghost tour owner in New Braunfels, TX. She has many amazing ghost stories that happened to her personally and also from local legend. She was supposed to be on the show in Dec, but couldn’t attend. We bumped her from the last show as well due to time restraints. 

Araceli and Mathias Banks- They are a husband and wife who once they moved in together started experiencing strange things in their house. A few things were Christian music randomly blasting throughout the house, colored pencils on the floor that spelled out Hi, drawings on mirrors, weird sounds, things going missing, sightings of a little girl. Video attached is from Mathias. He was in the bathroom, listening to music and his suit that was hanging up started moving. There was no air blowing near the suit and no reason for it to be moving that way. Bumped from the last show due to time restraints. 

Aria Trueblood – Experiences over the past 5 years with sleep paralysis and visitations from people who may have died in 3 separate locations where she has lived. 

#GhostStoriesWithAnjelah​ - Ep. 16

Frankie J tells a story from his dad's childhood.  A fan talks about how her medium abilities solved a crime, a patient haunts a dailysis unit on an Indian Reservation and some ghosts haunts this poor woman's house... all this on an jam packed ghost stories.

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FAN STORIES FROM TODAY'S EPISODE.
Angelia
She is a medium still learning the “ins and outs” of her ability. She’s been hearing and seeing ghosts since she was young. A few years ago a friend told her about a missing girl from her town. She told her friend what she felt about it and 2 years later they found the girl’s body and everything she said about it made perfect sense. The missing woman was Ebby Steppach who went missing in 2015 in Little Rock I believe. A friend of mine became really interested in the case (she lived in the same town) a year later after the police still had no leads. It was 2016 and I had just started telling friends and family that I had medium abilities. She messaged me and asked if I felt anything about this case. Over the next few days I slowly got info from who I assume was Ebby. She told me that she had passed on. She also gave me clues to where her body was. Not far from her car, where the water and land meet, the word Osprey and over and over she kept telling me to follow the pink. I gave my friend that info. I didn't contact police because I still, almost 8 years into this journey, don't have the best confidence when it comes to my gift. You also don't know how the police will react to that sort of thing. I honestly forgot all about it until 2 years later when my friend messaged me again. She said that the police found Ebby's body and that everything I told her 2 years earlier matched up. She was found very close to where her vehicle was parked. She was left in a drainage pipe so that would be where the water and land meet. According to my friend the company who makes the drainage pipes is called Osprey and on the day they found her there were pink flags, from land surveyors, leading up to where the pipe was located. I still have that message saved in my phone because whenever I am doubting myself I like to look back at it. I actually have a lot of messages from readings that I've done over the years because I like going back and reading them once in awhile.

Brenda
She is a nurse and was working at a dialysis center on the Wind River Indian Reservation in Wyoming. She’s seen several “people” there when she was the only one in the building. The first time it happened, she went back into the unit to clock out and use the restroom. When she clocked out she saw someone in a lab coat walk past the break room. She immediately got chills and when she looked out into the hallway and called out to see if someone was there, no one was there and all the patient lockers were wide open.

Jeanette
- Saw a shadow of a guy walking up and down stairs and he would turn on all the electronics in the bedroom downstairs. She was supposed to be featured on the saw in Dec and couldn’t make it.

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On this episode of #GhostStoriesWithAnjelah​ we finish our comedy club series with the world-famous Hollywood Improv.  Historic comedians who have since passed on have performed in this venue.  Do their spirits remain?  Is a paranormal experience for a manager a "Right of passage" into the comedy scene?   Listen to these stories from manager Reeta Piazza.  Do YOU have a ghost story?  Submit them here, anjelah.com/ghoststories ... we'll invite you on the show!

This is our second of a three part series hearing from comedy club managers.  This week, it's Justin & Melissa from the Miami Improv.  They share first-hand encounters from a comedy club build on an Indian reservation.   

Old Miami Improv | Wheelchair Ramp: The Old Miami Improv was in a district known as Coconut Grove. We had a regular that would come every Tuesday show with Benji Brown. He was a retired disabled veteran named Gerald who lived nearby and would roll up in his wheelchair. One night he left early and without paying his bill which is not like him, but we thought maybe he forgot, and we would square away with his next bill. Tuesday came and we heard the wheelchair ramp creaking, so we knew he was coming up to get his tickets.  We waited and he did not come to the window, so I stepped out and did not see him, I Looked around and no one else was there. Turns out the night he left early he went home and passed. She gave us his memorial and thanked us for always taking care of him and said she knew he would always be around us.

Do YOU have a ghost story? Anjelah wants to hear it.  Submit yours at anjelah.com/ghoststories

The San Jose Improv is located in a historical building called The Jose Theatre. It was built in 1904, and in the early days, vaudeville was performed here. A story has been passed down via oral tradition that around 1910, there was a fire in the performer’s dressing rooms underneath the stage, and several actors and actresses perished. The entire staff, even the ones who don’t know the story, feel uncomfortable going underneath the stage.

In approximately 2008, Ghost Hunters came to the club and spent two nights recording multiple areas looking for signs of supernatural activity. One area that they recorded was the staff entrance to our upstairs bar. Over the years, bartenders reported many instances of strange occurrences of this door opening and closing of it’s own accord. When Ghost Hunters reviewed the full over-night footage, they discovered that they had captured audio of an old man yelling “Get the hell out of my bar!” repeated several times.

Anjelah Johnson is a big fan of paranormal stuff, as long as its not happening to her.  At the beginning of quarantine she had the idea to go live on Instagram and interview people who had actual ghost stories to share.  Well that grew and grew to the point to where now we have a whole podcast.  So if you love the paranormal, ghost stories or anything like that, then you're going to love this podcast.  Welcome to Ghost Stories with Anjelah.  Do YOU have a ghost story?  Submit it to anjelah.com/ghoststories