San Hauntse

Merry Christmas! This week, we discuss the mysterious monoliths, the Zodiac killer, the ghosts of the first state legislature, La Forêt Restaurant, and Bert Bertram's arm, and then play our listeners' stories! Stay safe everyone and please, wear a mask.

This week, we researched the  Toys R Us in Sunnyvale said to be haunted by the ghost of Johnny Johnson.

This week, we explore the ghost town of Holy City - unincorporated territory between San José and Santa Cruz with a history of cults.

This week, we take a trip down to Santa Cruz to explore an old cemetery with multiple ghost sightings and discuss Santa Cruz's influence on popular media.

Happy Thanksgiving! This week, we researched 553 Hellyer Ave. also known as the "Senter of Hell." Hope your Thanksgiving was as good as the Doordash the ghosts there were eating!

It's mental health awareness season—please be sure to take care of yourselves and each other! This week, we discuss both campuses of the Agnews Developmental Center and the history of mental health in California.

Happy Friday the 13th! This week, we're doing things a little differently by talking about the origins of Friday the 13th, 3 mini discussions on 3 haunted places (Trials Pub, Le Baron Hotel, and Splash Video Dance Bar), and sharing our listeners' spooky submissions!

This week, we dive into the tale of Dottie's Pond located in Santa Teresa County Park and propose new theories about the connections between different legends we've discussed before.

Happy Halloween! This week we cover San José’s #1 tourist destination: the Winchester Mystery House and present our “thesis,” Winchester Mystery House: Feminism, Capitalism, and Post-Civil War Spiritualism. 

This week we discuss San Felipe Road, its haunted schoolhouses, and the mysterious white truck that appears on San Felipe Road.