When faced with despair, we may witness a glimmer of hope that shows itself as a person. But is this apparition real, a figment of our imagination, or a benevolent force sent to rescue us during our darkest hour? Decide for yourself after hearing our newest episode.

Over the past 150 years, Graceland Cemetery has been a final resting place for many prominent Chicago figures. Although, some may not be resting peacefully.

Join us for our thirteenth episode where Krista will take us back 121 years to witness the most catastrophic fire in history. Today, this historic site is known as Death Alley, considered one of the most haunted places in the world

With science making significant progress in uncovering the secrets of the universe and human consciousness, it is possible that death may not be perceived as the complete end of everything anymore. Instead, it could be viewed as merely a transition to the next chapter, similar to turning the page of a book. Hear more about one doctor researching reincarnation in children and some personal accounts.

*Please forgive the sound in the first half. Listen up front for an explanation as to why.

The Overtoun Bridge has been the site of numerous tragic incidents where dogs have inexplicably jumped to their death. Some people believe that it may be due to the presence of a supernatural entity known as The Lady In White. Listen to hear accounts and theories provided by both residents and professionals to learn more about this mysterious phenomenon.

Krista's sister-in-law, Tram, has had multiple experiences throughout her lifetime, starting when she was 4. It's not one long continuous ghost story, but numerous smaller experiences that have speckled her journey. Some people are magnets to the paranormal, which leaves Tram always questioning why her.

The very first documented ghost story in the U.S. does not disappoint. Meet, Nelly Butler, the most bombastic spirit, maybe ever.

For today's mid-week mini haunt, we are heading to roughly 100 AD to investigate the first-ever known documented haunting, as told through the words of Pliny the Younger.