San Hauntse

**We apologize for the static in this episode!** This historic house once owned by the Hirahara family (who housed displaced Japanese-Americans after WWII internment) doesn't just look very haunted—it's *said* to be haunted by mysterious and angry spirits.

This iconic restaurant sitting on Mt. Hamilton is supposedly by a mysterious little girl whose identity remains unknown

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This week, we dive into all of the works inspired by the Hicks Road legend AND interview Julian P. Flores, the director of the Hicks Road movie/author of the book Hicks Road: Jacob's Story!

Get ready for part 2 of our 3 part series on Hicks Road! This week, we read people's stories about the legend and look into some trivia about the road and legend.

This week, we finally delve into San José's most well known legend: Hicks Road. Because there's so much to talk about, we're only covering (some) of the history this week and will cover even more about Hicks Road in the next two episodes. 

This iconic park may or may not be haunted but either way, it has a dark history with numerous gruesome true events that have happened here.

**This is our RE-RECORDED version of this episode! The original can still be heard (Ep. 1)** San José is the birthplace of this restaurant chain but did you know that the one off Tully/101 is supposedly haunted?

This iconic hotel located right in the center of San José is said to be haunted by a number of ghosts.

This former speakeasy along the San Mateo County coast is famous for its Blue Lady ghost. But is she completely made up?