In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we sit down with Austin's longtime friend Kyle Mullenax, who began experiencing something he can't easily explain during a beach trip, unusual glowing lights moving in ways that defied aircraft, drones, or anything familiar. What started as a single sighting soon became a recurring phenomenon, continuing even after Kyle returned to the mountains of Rosman, North Carolina.

We explore Kyle's firsthand encounters, compare them to similar regional reports, and examine possible explanations ranging from atmospheric anomalies and misidentified technology to classic UFO phenomena and the long history of mysterious lights reported across Appalachia.

The Sapphire Valley in North Carolina is known for its breathtaking beauty but beneath the tranquil landscapes lies a history filled with unsettling encounters, lingering spirits, and unexplained phenomena.

In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we explore the chilling stories surrounding the Lost Souls of Sapphire Valley. From the reported apparition of a solitary figure wandering the fairways near the great rock face, to longstanding accounts of strange lights, unexplained presences, and echoes of the past that refuse to fade, we examine what may still be tied to this land.

Join us as we dig into eyewitness accounts, regional lore, and the deeper questions surrounding why certain places seem to hold on to the past and who, or what, may still be walking there after dark.

On the windswept balds of Roan Mountain, hikers have reported something chilling for over a century, voices rising through the fog where no one stands.

In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we explore the legend of the Roan Mountain Ghost Choir, eerie hymns drifting through the mist, phantom singing heard at twilight, and the strange overlap between natural acoustics, Civil War lore, religious gatherings, and something far more unexplained.

Are these sounds echoes carried across valleys by temperature inversions? Residual hauntings replaying emotional moments from the past? Or something older — something tied to the mountain itself? Join us as we climb into one of Appalachia's most haunting auditory mysteries.

Across cultures, countries, and generations, people who have never met, and often never heard of each other's stories, describe seeing the same terrifying figure: a tall shadowy man, wearing a wide-brimmed hat, standing silently in bedrooms, hallways, and doorways in the middle of the night.

In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we explore the phenomenon known as The Hat Man. We examine witness accounts, common patterns, and the leading theories behind what this entity could be, from sleep paralysis and shared archetypes to interdimensional beings and something far darker.

In the early 1900s, inmates and guards at the Old Buncombe County Prison in Asheville, North Carolina, reported something that defied explanation: a small, grinning, goblin-like apparition that swung from iron bars, laughed in the darkness, and seemed to delight in terrorizing those who encountered it.

In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we dive deep into the chilling accounts surrounding this bizarre entity, exploring eyewitness testimonies, historical context, and the darker theories behind what this strange figure might have been. Was it a ghost, a demonic presence, a manifestation of suffering within the jail's walls—or something even stranger?

In the hills of Asheville, NC the Battle Mansion has long carried a reputation for something lingering just beyond the living. In this episode, we explore the reported hauntings tied to one of the city's most striking historic homes, from sightings of a young woman in a flowing gown to strange sounds, unexplained movement, and an overwhelming sense of being watched.

We dig into the history of the mansion, the stories passed down through generations, and the theories surrounding who, or what, may still be walking its halls and rooftops after dark. Is this a classic Asheville ghost story, a residual echo of the past, or something far stranger? Join us as we unravel the chilling lore behind one of North Carolina's most whispered-about locations.

When Bill Vaile moved into his Arlington, Texas home, he never expected the night he would quietly open a door and witness something that would change his life forever. What he saw would mark the beginning of years of terrifying paranormal activity.

In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we dive deep into the chilling true story of Bill Vaile. From shadow figures and unexplained physical attacks to the disturbing origin of the haunting itself, we explore how a single encounter may have opened the door to something far darker than a traditional ghost story.

This episode has been a long time coming. Joshua P. Warren has spent decades pushing the boundaries of paranormal research — from haunted locations and psychic phenomena to time anomalies, strange energy fields, and the edges of reality itself. As one of the most recognizable investigators to emerge from Western North Carolina's paranormal scene, his work blends hands-on experimentation with open-minded inquiry and a healthy respect for the unknown.

In this highly anticipated episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we sit down with Joshua P. Warren for a wide-ranging conversation about his career, his most compelling investigations, and what years of fieldwork have taught him about the nature of reality. We explore the line between science and strangeness, the role of belief and perception, and why some mysteries may never fully resolve.

From the first modern flying saucer reports to secretive military investigations and the rise of contemporary UAP research, the story of Ufology is as strange as the phenomenon itself. In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we're joined by researcher and journalist Micah Hanks and legendary occultist, author, and ufologist Dr. Allen Greenfield for a deep dive into the evolution of UFO study.

Together, we trace the cultural, political, and philosophical roots of Ufology, from Cold War anxieties and intelligence involvement to esoteric interpretations, consciousness theories, and the blurred lines between belief, skepticism, and experience. How did Ufology become what it is today, and where might it be headed next?

In December of 1980, deep within England's Rendlesham Forest, U.S. Air Force personnel stationed at nearby RAF bases encountered something that would become known as Britain's Roswell. Strange lights moved silently through the trees. A glowing, metallic craft, triangular in shape and covered in unfamiliar symbols, appeared to land in the forest before accelerating away at impossible speed.

In this episode of Ghosts in the Mountains, we revisit the events of those cold December nights, examine the testimony, and explore what may have truly occurred beneath the trees of Rendlesham Forest, and why the truth may still be buried there.