After conducting Pukwudgie research for almost 15 years, Christopher Balzano finally

Join Roxie and the Wicked Curious team and discover that New York State is not just a place to play – it’s a place that can play to your fears and make you believe in ghosts.  Special guest, Matt Boire from the Greater Adirondack Ghost and Tour Company is back with new ghost stories from New York along with some hidden history from Burlington, Vermont.  This episode covers two sleepy, historic towns in New York that beckon visitors to seek out the spirits in the shadows.  Also, Matt shares a fascinating encounter with spirits from Fort Ticonderoga.  Plus, Roxie shares why shes's been having so many meetings - something is brewing!

Steve and Ron are joined by Scottish Spiritualist Steven Scott

Dr. Schutz interviews filmmaker and multi-element experiencer, Susan Ahearn.

Lilliee discusses aliens, predictions, demons, and haunted attractions

Soiled Doves and Painted Ladies is the story of California prostitution beginning in the chaotic word of the California gold rush and is firmly entrenched in the history of the state. This book outlines the story of sex workers in the golden west, from gold rush to the golden age of Hollywood. It outlines some of the most notable madams and courtesans that dot the history of the state. The nature of the "Oldest Profession" was one of vacillating strong emotions, both good and bad, and world-renowned ghost hunter and historian, Richard Senate says that there are many ghost stories linked to brothels both historically modern times.  From the Gold Rush days to Hollywood's Golden Era, Richard has some great stories to tell from prostitutes who made a name from themselves and went down in history and celebrities that have made a name for themselves who began as ladies of the night.  So, listen in. It was a very interesting hour of history and hauntings 

Tim speaks with Ouija board collector and expert Brandon Hodge

 Greg talks with Author William Jevning? Have you heard about the Minnesota Ice Man? Well, William wrote a book about this and we will be talking about it in depth.

First documented in a chilling 2005 encounter, it evokes the primal terror of ancient werewolf tales, mixing canine ferocity with humanoid menace.

Is it a figment of forgotten folklore, a flesh-and-blood cryptid, or something far more sinister stalking the shadows?

Join Gary & GoldieAnn today Within the Mists of Kentucky to explore the legend of the Bullitt County Beast.

Anne and Ron speak with Cate Davidson of the Spirits of Marco a haunted church in Marco Indiana