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Come learn about the power of Kennard Novelty's Wonderful Talking Board... if you dare! 

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Trailer music credit: 

• Music by Ashot-Danielyan-Composer from Pixabay

In February of 1891, advertisements for "Ouija, the Wonderful Talking Board" started popping up in newspapers across the United States. In the beginning, the ads described Ouija Boards in spectacular ways--stating even that they could answer questions "about the past, present, and future with marvelous accuracy." Given the illustrious nature of these advertisements, the Ouija Board became a very hot commodity among mediums and spiritualists. However, as the ghost story spread, the board took on a more sinister reputation; and before long, the Ouija Board was regarded as one of the most infamous board games in history.    

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This covered bridge is said to be haunted by the vengeful spirit scorned by the one she loved. 

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Trailer music credit: 

• Music by Ashot-Danielyan-Composer from Pixabay

Nestled between two prominent ski resorts, the sleepy town of Stowe, Vermont is home to a haunted bridge and a chilling ghost story. So the legend goes, the bridge is haunted by the vengeful spirit of a jilted bride, who goes simply by the name, “Emily.” Today, the Gold Brook Covered Bridge, or Emily’s Bridge to paranormal enthusiasts, is one of the most infamous functioning covered bridges in New England. Though its story may be based in fiction. 

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The story of the enigmatic Basano Vase begins with a murder at a wedding.

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Trailer music credit: 

• Music by Ashot-Danielyan-Composer from Pixabay

The Basano Vase is a lesser-known paranormal artifact of 15th-century Italy. Not unlike more famous haunted objects such as the Dybbuk Box or Annebelle the Doll, the Basano Vase has a rather unusual ghost story. According to the legend, the Basano Vase was a {{cursed}} item known to unalive its owners. That is, if it ever even existed at all.

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Check out the trailer for episode 1 and tune in Monday, February 6th, to hear the full story of the Basano Vase! 

Ghost stories are commonly dismissed as nothing more than fictitious tales of what happens after this life. And over the last 8 years I have spent as a paranormal researcher I have found that this assumption is more often than not true. Not because the paranormal doesn’t exist, that’s far from the case if you want my opinion. But because the events behind these legends are much more terrifying than the supposed haunting could ever be. Introducing Haunts, listen now!