On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the chilling past of Cockatoo Island, a place where history and mystery collide. Once a brutal convict prison, later a grim industrial school, and eventually a wartime shipyard, the island holds layer upon layer of human suffering. Visitors today report eerie encounters with unseen forces, chilling cold spots, and shadowy apparitions tied to the island’s long and haunted past.

In this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the haunted history of Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, which is one of America's most blood-soaked and paranormally active small towns. From the bloody conflict of John Brown’s rebellion to Civil War devastation, Harpers Ferry has been steeped in trauma, death, and inexplicable phenomena for over two centuries.  We’ll uncover the town’s chilling legends, hear about encounters with ghostly soldiers and shadowy figures, and examine the theories behind the area’s eerie reputation. Is Harpers Ferry truly a portal for the restless dead—or is something even stranger at work beneath the surface?

On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the Omni Grove Park Inn’s fascinating history—from its 1913 construction by pharmacist turned developer Edwin Wiley Grove to its role as a wartime internment site and presidential retreat. Alongside tales of Hollywood glamour and undercover Supreme Court evacuation plans, he uncovers the origins of the Pink Lady—an enigmatic figure whose tragic demise on a fifth-floor balcony gave birth to a century of ghost stories.

On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the shadowy past of Portland’s Lone Fir Cemetery, tracing its origins from a lone Douglas fir on a stretch of farmland to the sprawling pioneer burial ground it is today. Along the way, he uncovers tales of unsolved murders, forgotten asylum patients, and spectral figures glimpsed in the ever present fog. Listeners will hear how environmental quirks and historical tragedies intertwine to create a site rife with eerie encounters.  

On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the enigmatic history of Reno's Lake Mansion. Built in 1877, this Italianate-style home has witnessed a tapestry of events, from its construction by Washington J. Marsh to its association with Myron C. Lake, a founder of Reno. The mansion's journey through time includes multiple relocations and a transformation into a cultural center, all while tales of hauntings persist.  Tony delves into the reported paranormal activities, including sightings of Jane Lake's apparition and unexplained phenomena experienced by visitors. By examining both historical records and eyewitness accounts, this episode seeks to uncover the truths and myths surrounding one of Reno's most storied residences.

On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the eerie elegance of the Fairmont Hotel Macdonald—Edmonton’s historic luxury landmark with a reputation for spectral sightings. From the chilling tale of the ghostly bellman to whispers of a sealed-off room cloaked in mystery, we explore the spine-tingling stories that make this century-old hotel a hotbed of paranormal curiosity.  

Was it the restoration that disturbed long-buried spirits? Or is the truth simply buried beneath years of lore and legend? Join us as we navigate creaking hallways, cold spots, and mysterious figures who vanish before your eyes. The ghosts may not sign the guestbook, but they’ve certainly never checked out.

On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the eerie legend of McGillin’s Olde Ale House—Philadelphia’s oldest operating tavern, where spirits flow in more ways than one. With more than 160 years of history packed into its creaky walls, this beloved pub holds secrets far beyond its beer taps. From phantom footsteps to whispers from the upper floors, McGillin’s isn’t just a place for happy hour—it’s a hotspot for the unexplained.  

Join Tony as he uncovers the history behind the ale house, the characters who ran it, and the strange phenomena that continue to be reported by staff and patrons alike. Is it the lingering spirit of “Ma McGillin,” still keeping a watchful eye over her bar? Or are these encounters simply the byproduct of age, memory, and a touch of late-night superstition? We’re about to find out.

On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into one of the most chilling graveyards in the Northeast—Union Cemetery in Easton, Connecticut. Known as the alleged home of the mysterious “Lady in White,” this centuries-old burial ground has captured the imaginations of ghost hunters, skeptics, and paranormal legends alike. With origins dating back to the 1700s and ties to famed investigators Ed and Lorraine Warren, this location is more than just old stones and local lore—it’s ground zero for one of America’s most enduring ghost stories.  

Why do so many witnesses report seeing the same ghostly figure? Is it a case of collective suggestion—or something far stranger at play? With suspense, sharp insight, and a touch of dark humor, we explore whether Union Cemetery deserves its haunted reputation—or if the real ghost is something within us all.

On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the enigmatic history of Jacksonville's Public School Number Four, also known as Annie Lytle Elementary. Once a beacon of education, this now-abandoned building has become the center of chilling urban legends and reported hauntings. Tony explores the origins of these tales, separating fact from fiction, and delves into the psychological and environmental factors that may contribute to the school's haunted reputation.  

Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, this episode offers a comprehensive look at the stories that have turned a former school into a local legend.

On this episode, Tony Brueski digs into the eerie legends and rich history of The Golden Lamb in Lebanon, Ohio—Ohio’s oldest inn and one of its most paranormally active locations. From U.S. Presidents and literary giants to a tragic child death and a congressman’s self-inflicted demise, this historic hotel has seen more than its fair share of drama. But beyond the creaking floorboards and candlelit halls lies a deeper mystery: are the spirits of the past still walking the halls today? 

With cold spots, giggling ghost children, and sightings of a suited man from another century, we trace the stories behind the unexplained. Are these just creaky signs of a well-aged building—or evidence of something lingering beyond death? Join us as we separate the myth from the history, and uncover the strange energy that makes the Golden Lamb a hotspot for both travelers and the supernatural.