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- Ep 148 - Tonya & Joey Madia | Into the Outer RealmsWe thought it fitting to describe this episode after Tonya and Joey's podcast, "Into the Outer Realms" because that's exactly where we went during our great conversation with these veteran paranormal investigators, authors, and explorers. We went from ghosts, past life regression to their moment of missing time, and aliens in Point Pleasant, West Virginia, home of the legendary 1966 Mothman sightings. This show has everything!Tonya and Joey are the authors of "Watch Out for the Hallway" and their latest, "Roommates from Beyond: How to Live in a Haunted Home."Visit our website to see images of the creatures Tonya and Joey saw.www.ghostlytalk.com/ep-148-tonya-joey-madia-into-the-outer-realms1 hr 27 min
- Stairway Spirits Ch. 2 - Haunted Lincoln Theatre with Troy TaylorStairway Spirits is a podcast and research project by Ghostly Talk examining supernatural activity on or around staircases. In Chapter 2, longtime haunted history researcher and author Troy Taylor joins Scott L. to talk about the supernatural activity of the Lincoln Theatre in Decatur, Illinois.38 min
- Ep 147 - PallbearerPallbearer’s music is unique with a signature sound that stands out in the crowded arena of metal and rock music. Members Brett, Joseph, Devin, and Mark join us to talk about their music and latest album, "Forgotten Days", which they joked was “aptly named” as the album dropped October 23, 2020, right in the middle of a global pandemic. We talk to the guys about what they’ve been doing during this bizarre time for musicians and of course share some great stories and have some good discussion along the way.Bassist Joseph D. Rowland also recently released music from his side synth project Hosianna Mantra which has been getting excellent reviews. If you are a fan of synth and ambient you need to check this album out. LInks below.Patreon Pagehttps://www.patreon.com/pallbearerSpotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/artist/2yeEmsTQMNHBlS5dhWtuD1Hosianna Mantrahttps://hosianna-mantra.bandcamp.com/album/particle-mythologyBand BioPallbearer (Little Rock, Arkansas) was formed by Brett Campbell and Joseph D. Rowland in 2008. Devin Holt joined as a second guitarist and the band released their first demo in 2010 and were signed by Profound Lore Records in 2011. Their first full-length album "Sorrow and Extinction" came out in 2012 to rave reviews. Current drummer Mark Lierly joined shortly after the first album and in 2014, the band dropped their second full-length, "Foundations of Burden", which also debuted to stellar reviews and topped lists."Heartless" was released in 2016, which debuted at #187 on the U.S. Billboard Top 200 chart and #42 on the current albums list and saw the band going in a more progressive rock direction. Their fourth album, "Forgotten Days" was released in October 2020 on Nuclear Blast. When the band was featured in "The New York Times Magazine" in 2017, critic David Rees stated Pallbearer was “one of the most resonant emotional campaigns in American rock music.” Awesome.1 hr 9 min
- Ep 146 - Alessandro Keegan | Mediumistic ArtWe discuss the mysterious concept of Mediumistic Art with professor and art historian Alessandro Keegan. Artists such as William Blake, Hilma af Klint, Georgianna Houghton, Austin Osman Spare, and many others felt they connected with something outside of themselves and couldn't fully take credit for what they created. Do other bits of intelligence influence us? Does inspiration come from a collective, global consciousness that starts a creative movement? Where do these ideas come from if not from within? We have an excellent conversation with Alessandro and also explore his own amazing, otherworldly art and influences.Follow Alessandro on Instagramhttps://www.instagram.com/alessandro_keegan/Bio -Alessandro Keegan (b. 1980) is a visual artist, writer and adjunct professor with a Master of Fine Arts in painting and drawing from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a Master of Arts in art history from Brooklyn College. His paintings and drawings, which depict forms that straddle the lines between science, nature, technology and mysticism, have been exhibited in New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and The Netherlands. Writings about his work have appeared in Artforum, Masthead Magazine and Ephemera NYC as well as journals such as Helvete (Punctum Books, Brooklyn) and J’ai Froid (Castillo/ Corrales, Paris). He currently lives and works in Brooklyn, NY.1 hr 18 min
- Ep 145 - Ezekiel Kincaid | Pastor to Horror WriterKzekial Kincaid, Christian pastor turned horror writer, joins us to talk about why Christianity and the horror genre are the perfect fit and why he decided to make the shift he did. Horror deals with the battle between good and evil, sin, fear, and redemption, all parts of the human condition a pastor like Ezekial had to deal with on a daily basis. We talk about his current and future books, philosophy, and a ghostly vision that came to him in a dream and was possibly the “once living” spirit of one of his characters. Ezekial is the author of the horror-comedy Johnny Walker Ranger Demon Slayer (2020) inspired by his love of Bruce Campbell. He has also contributed to horror anthologies and writes for the websites Horrorbound and Puzzelbox Horror.Bio –Ezekiel Kincaid brings a unique and original touch to the horror genre. Why? Well, there are lots of reasons. First, he was a pastor for twenty years, so he knows a thing or three about the demonic, death, and dealing with people in crappy situations. Second, the only other language he is fluent in is sarcasm. This means he has a flair for horror-comedy. Third, he also has a serious intellectual side, seeing that he has three theological degrees. He can write deep and thought-provoking horror that will make you question everything and poo your pants at the same time. Finally, Zeke was a child of the ’80s and can do throwback better than you can. He is from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, but currently lives in Blowing Rock, North Carolina.1 hr 2 min
- Ep 144 - Mark Onspaugh | Yule Time Creatures and Original StoriesOur favorite storyteller Mark Onspaugh shares the eerie Yule Time lore that comes out of Iceland which can be terrifying and hilarious at the same time. If you have listened to our previous episodes with Mark, you know he doesn’t leave the show without sharing his amazing fiction with us. Mark reads two original stories: “Jack Frost” from his book "Christmas Ghost Stories: A Collection of Winter Tales" and a new one he wrote for the show, “Christmas Spirit.” If you want to listen to the stories on their own, we have them available for play on our website at www.ghostlytalk.com along with previous episodes and stories with Mark Onspaugh. Mark's books are all available at Amazon.Mark Onspaugh is a native Californian who grew up on a steady diet of horror, science fiction, and DC Comics. He’s a proud member of the Horror Writers Association and the International Thriller Writers association. In addition to the produced film Kill Katie Malone, he has several other screenplays in various stages of development and was also one of the writers of the cult favorite Flight of the Living Dead. While Onspaugh is definitely a fan of the horror genre, he also writes science fiction and comedy. He polished his comedy writing (and improv skills) at the Groundlings Theater in L.A., where he studied under Lisa Kudrow (“Friends”), Michael McDonald (“Mad TV”), and Heather Morgan (“The Dana Carvey Show”).Earlier in his career, Onspaugh studied Special Effects Makeup in college and continued to pursue this passion under the tutelage of premier makeup artist Thomas R. Burman (“Invasion of the Body Snatchers”,” Cat People”, “Scrooged”) with additional lectures by such notables, among others as Oscar-winning makeup artist Rick Baker (“American Werewolf in London”, “Men in Black”, “Planet of the Apes”).1 hr 32 min
- Stairway Spirits Ch. 1 - Ohio State ReformatoryStairway Spirits is a podcast and research project by Ghostly Talk examining supernatural activity on or around staircases. We open this series with Scott Sukel who tells us about some of the stairway spirits he experienced from his 20+ years at the Ohio State Reformatory (Mansfield Reformatory).40 min
- Ep 143 - Kat Klockow | Cincinnati Cabinet of CuriositiesComic artist and author Kat Klockow introduces us to the strange world of Cincinnati, Ohio. The Loveland Frogman, Ohio River Mermaids, Satan's Hallow, Cincinnati Music Hall, and more creepy and haunted areas are covered during this fun show! Kat Klockow is the editor of the Cincinnati Cabinet of Curiosities comics anthology, a project that seeks to bring together the weird history of the Queen City with the talents of local comic book writers and artists.Physical copies of The Cincinnati Cabinet of Curiosities Anthology will be available around January 2021 through www.Redcatcomics.comAlong with her friends Christina and Jen, she also hosts the Cincinnati Cabinet of Curiosities: Hometown Haunts podcast which strives to highlight the strange tales that make up our lives. Kat is the creator of two graphic novel series, the fantasy Witches & Sorcerers and the horror series Spiritus Maximus with RedCat Comics, and published on Line WEBTOON. She is also the author of two haunted history books: Ohio’s Haunted Crimes and Haunted Hoosier Halls: Indiana University with Schiffer Publishing. An ardent lover of the strange and spooky, she is a graduate of Indiana University and Nanzan University in Nagoya, Japan.1 hr 21 min
- Ep 142 – John L. Steadman | Aliens, Robots and Virtual Reality Idols in Science FictionIs our planet going in the direction predicted or imagined by the top science fiction writers past and present? Science fiction and fantasy scholar John L. Steadman joins us to deep dive into authors H.P. Lovecraft, Isaac Asimov, and William Gibson and how they interpreted the concept of what an alien is, and what it wants. Naturally, this topic takes us down a dark and twisted rabbit hole of what-ifs and thought-provoking concepts that only science fiction is capable of making its readers do.John L. Steadman has written two books: "H. P. Lovecraft & the Black Magickal Tradition" and his newest book "Aliens, Robots & Virtual Reality Idols in the Science Fiction of H. P. Lovecraft, Isaac Asimov and William Gibson." Mr. Steadman has also published speculative essays, including "Solaria & the Plight of the Millennials"(2019), "Real & Fictional Vampires in Modern Times" (2018), "Aliens: Extra-Terrestrial or Trans-Dimensional?" (2018), and "H. P. Lovecraft & the Elder Sign"(2017).He holds a Master in Education from the American Military University; a Master of Business Administration from the University of Wisconsin; a Master of Arts in English Languages & Literature from the University of Virginia and a Bachelor of Arts in English from Michigan State University.1 hr 26 min
- Ep 141 - Steve Genier | Nocturnal Frequency RadioSteve Genier from Nocturnal Frequency Radio joins us for some paranormal discussion. Steve began looking into the supernatural in 1996, formed the Southern Ontario Paranormal Society (SOPS) in 2005, and started broadcasting in 2008. Nocturnal Frequency unravels the paranormal from all aspects - from the scientific to the spiritual and Interviewing people who investigate, research, and write about the paranormal.Visit www.ghostlytalk.com for the video clip of the ghost girl voice mentioned in the show.1 hr 18 min
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Exploring the paranormal since 2002.
Ghostly Talk History
Let’s travel back to the early days of the internet, back in 2002, when streaming paranormal shows were scarcer than unicorn sightings and the word “podcast” didn’t exist. But there was one show that stood out from the eerie crowd: Ghostly Talk! Hosted by Doug Semig and Scott Lambert from the Detroit area, this show was the ultimate hangout spot for all things paranormal. They talked about their adventures, shared their interests, and brought in some seriously cool guests. From rockstars like Henry Rollins and Dee Snyder, UFO experts like Stanton Friedman, Giorgio Tsoukalos from Ancient Aliens to haunted house legends like George Lutz of Amityville fame – Ghostly Talk had them all! The show retired in 2009, but like a ghostly apparition, it came back to life in 2016 with hosts Scott Lambert and Amberrose Hammond. They continue to uncover the mysteries of the supernatural with fascinating interviews, discussions and a sense of humor.
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