In Episode 436, Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger head to Benson, Vermont, to trace the origins of Frozen Charlotte dolls. The tiny dolls were popular in the latter half of the nineteenth century and exist because of a song, based on a poem, based on a news story, based on a tragic and creepy winter legend.

After a discussion with his middle school class on folklore and urban legends, Christopher Balzano was able to capture two very recent and important changes to the old legend of Bloody Mary.

On a hot day in October, Christopher Balzano takes the stage in Naples, Florida, to talk folklore and ghosts during CollierCon.

Paul chats with Author, Investigator. Thomas D'Agostino about his work, and locations around Vermont.

Steve and Ron look at the effects of snow and weather on the paranormal

Dr. Schutz interviews JJRose777, a multi-gifted individual, witch, and energy clearer.

Lillee Looks a the signs your house might be haunted, misconceptions from Hollywood and more

In Phantom Messages, paranormal investigators William J. Hall and Jimmy Petonito examine stories of unexplained contact by phone, computer, TV, radio, letter, and other mediums. These messages come from a variety of mysterious sources, from loved ones who never sent them to extraterrestrials, deceased friends, and bizarre beings from the past or future. There are recordings of what seem to be future events in progress, and messages from people who lived centuries in the past. Some feature predictions, or warnings, that are eerily accurate. As Hall and Petonito attempt to unravel these impossible communications, they share real life paranormal messages of hope, terror, time slips, and wonder.

Tim speak with Brad Bradbury about the Importance of Science in the Paranormal

Tonight on GhostBox Radio with Greg Bakun, Greg talks with Author Cheryl Lynn Carter about her new book, “Inside My Head”. This is a collection of poems, guided through automatic writing, speaks of shadows left behind. They come from the moments when the past refuses to remain silent and the mind replays what the heart is still trying to survive. Cheryl will read some too.