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It's the best way to support us and what we do:)With the blood moon coming up in early September, we wanted to make an episode about how the moon relates to the paranormal!The moon has always carried mystery, but does it also fuel the paranormal? In this episode of The Most Haunted City on Earth, Madison and Chris explore the ancient folklore, chilling legends, and modern theories linking lunar cycles to hauntings, madness, and supernatural activity.From Babylonian moon gods and Greek philosophers to werewolf myths, ghost festivals, and modern ghost hunts timed with lunar phases, we unravel how humanity has long believed the moon affects spirits and even our own behavior. Is there real evidence behind the “lunar effect,” or are we seeing the power of belief itself at work?Along the way, we dive into historical accounts, scientific studies, and personal stories—from hospital workers swearing the full moon makes nights chaotic, to investigators reporting more ghostly encounters during certain moon phases.👻 Whether you’re a skeptic, a believer, or somewhere in between, this episode shines light on one of the oldest mysteries of the night sky.

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Two terrifying tales—one from the phone lines, one from beyond the veil.

In this week’s Ghostmail, Madison, Chris, and JT (a.k.a. “Skunk Mason”) read spine-chilling stories from our listeners, complete with bizarre twists, dark entities, and paranormal mysteries that leave us with more questions than answers.First, a ParaJunkie recalls a true crime-style summer night in 2007 when a stranger called her house at 1 a.m., claiming to watch her through the sliding glass door—and promising to kill her father. We unpack whether it was a cruel prank or something darker, and how these types of threats can blur into paranormal territory.Then, new listener Tyler shares a jaw-dropping saga from his haunted Pennsylvania home—a house that went from harmless activity to full-blown poltergeist chaos after a friend moved in… bringing something very dark with him. From shadow figures and exploding CDs to an unsettling encounter with a seductive black-haired spirit (succubus, anyone?), this one has it all. We break down the possible causes, the connection to Gettysburg, and why renovations might have ended the haunting for good.👻 Got your own paranormal experience? Email it to: [email protected]🎧 ParaJunkies get the full experience with live investigations, evidence review, and more!

Join The Parajunkie Family to participate in our chats and make friends who also love the paranormal! In this chilling Ghostmail episode of The Most Haunted City on Earth, Madison, Chris, and JT dive into three spine-tingling listener stories that will have you questioning what walks among us.Jessica’s Ouija Board Encounter — A slumber party séance gone wrong, a mysterious “man” in the room, and a mother whose personality seemed to change overnight. Was it alcohol… or something far darker influencing her?Reagan’s Hat Man Sighting — The night her grandfather passed, Reagan saw a shadowy man in 1950s attire and a top hat silently leave her home. Was it the infamous Hat Man… the Gray Man… or her grandfather making one final visit?Louis’ Haunted Museum Night — A Savannah Paranormal Museum event turns unforgettable when Louis experiences black smoke, floral rot, and whispers from beyond. Even the museum’s most infamous artifacts seemed to stir…

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In this episode of The Most Haunted City on Earth, we take a deep dive into the legendary Rylander Theatre in Americus, Georgia — a place where history, grandeur, and ghostly whispers collide. Built in 1921 as “The Finest Playhouse South of Atlanta,” the Rylander dazzled audiences for decades with vaudeville acts, motion pictures, and high school graduations before closing its doors in 1951. After sitting silent for over 40 years, it was lovingly restored and reopened in 1999 — but some say not everyone left when the lights went out.

In this episode, we explore:
The Rylander’s incredible history — from its lavish $150,000 construction to its connection with President Jimmy Carter, who watched movies there as a college student.
Its revival after decades of abandonment and the $5 million renovation that brought it back to life.
And of course… the hauntings. Meet Frank the Friendly Ghost, the Rylander’s beloved resident spirit. Staff members report flickering lights, slamming doors, cold drafts, and even moments where Frank seems to lend a helping hand — literally saving someone from a fall.

Click here to become a Parajunkie for hundreds of hours of ad free content! Father Ken's site 🎉 It’s Chris’s BIRTHDAY episode of The Most Haunted City on Earth — and we’re celebrating with cake, party hats, and one of our most fascinating interviews ever.We sat down with Dr. Father Kenneth Torres — a Marine Corps veteran, Orthodox priest, demonologist, and chief spiritual advisor to the Warren Society — to talk about what’s really going on when people believe they’re dealing with demons or dark forces.From modern-day exorcisms to why sensationalized demon talk misses the point, Father Torres brings a deeply grounded, compassionate perspective to one of the most misunderstood areas of the paranormal world.

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Are these just eerie coincidences… or proof that we’re not alone? In this spine-tingling episode of The Most Haunted City on Earth, we dive into one of our most requested segments: Ghosts Caught on Camera! JT has spent weeks digging through the darkest corners of the internet to unearth the creepiest, weirdest, and most unexplainable ghost photos he could find—and now it’s time for Madison and Chris to react in real time!

From a mysterious stalk of wheat that might be a fae trap, to a deer that may be in paranormal cahoots with a ghostly figure, and a camping photo that features what looks suspiciously like a Skinwalker or alien... this episode goes deep into the uncanny valley. But the final photo? A childhood snapshot that accidentally captures a smiling girl who wasn’t there—and we promise, it’s the stuff horror films are made of.

Check out the pilot episode hereBecome a Parajunkie today for ZERO ADS ALWAYS!Here's the link to Episode IIThis week on The Most Haunted City on Earth, we sit down with filmmakers Luke Pilgrim and Brad Kennedy of Sozo Bear Films to talk all things cryptid, creepy, and Appalachian. These talented storytellers just released a new paranormal docuseries called Unknown Ellijay, diving into Bigfoot sightings, Dogman encounters, ghostly legends, and the dark history of North Georgia. If you’ve ever wondered what lurks in the woods of the Blue Ridge Mountains… this episode is for you.We talk about the inspiration behind the series, the challenges of capturing real people’s stories without judgment, and the surprising overlap between ghosts, cryptids, and interdimensional theories. Plus, we swap some wild paranormal stories of our own (including a haunted hotel we definitely recommend investigating).

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Check out From One To Wicked on SpotifyFrom One To Wicked on Apple PodcastsThis week on The Most Haunted City on Earth, we’re doing something special—and a little wicked. We’re fusing our true crime podcast From One to Wicked to bring you a chilling crossover episode that dives into three of the most sinister crime scenes with active paranormal activity. We’re starting with the Kreischer Mansion in Staten Island, where mob murder meets Victorian ghost stories. Then we head west to the infamous Leonard Lake & Charles Ng cabin, where ritualistic horror lingers in the woods of Wilseyville, California. And finally, we revisit one of the most controversial paranormal cases ever recorded—the Doris Bither house, better known as The Entity case. This episode is where true crime and the supernatural collide... and the results are terrifying.Even though this is a crossover episode, don’t worry—your regular dose of The Most Haunted City on Earth is still coming later this week! This special drop is just a little haunted appetizer for the Parajunkies before we bring you our usual spine-tingling Savannah tales. So hit play, grab your EMF detector and your detective notebook, and join us as we explore some of the darkest places where the line between murder and the paranormal completely disappears.

Join the Parajunkie Fam and livestream with us at The Rylander Theatre for an Overnight Ghost Hunt THIS July 29th! In this chilling episode of Ghost Mail, we’re back with three unsettling listener stories that prove the paranormal never sleeps!First, Leslie returns with an update on her lifelong haunting — from psychic childhood memories to terrifying encounters with a glowing wisp of darkness, a séance gone wrong, and a phantom stalker in a muscle car. She asks: is she cursed, gifted, or just a magnet for the unexplained?Then, a listener shares a short but eerie tale of a homemade Ouija board that opened a door they couldn’t shut — including a possible doppelgänger moment when people got inside a locked house… without ever opening the door.Finally, Bri tells us how her new house renovations stirred up something that clearly had an eye for interior design — and maybe for impersonating her husband, too. From broken gates to ghostly butt slaps to a terrifying doppelgänger charging down the hallway, this spirit refused to stay outside.Grab your headphones, lock your doors, and join Madison, JT, and Chris as they unpack these true stories from our Parajunkie family. Stay spooky — and if you’ve got a ghost mail of your own, send it in… if you dare.

Check us out on Patreon for ZERO ADS and livestreams every week! Deep in the heart of Savannah’s storied riverfront sits 7 East Bay Street—a building whose walls echo with secrets of America’s darkest past. In this episode of The Most Haunted City on Earth, Madison, Chris, and JT take you inside the chilling history of what was once the infamous remake of Tondee’s Tavern, now Bubba Garcia’s. Beneath its charming brick façade lies a sinister legacy of enslavement, human suffering, and the bustling slave trade that built Savannah’s empire. From its ties to the notorious Joseph Bryan and the horrifying “Weeping Time” auction to its shadowy tunnels and basements that once held men, women, and children in bondage, this location holds the residual sorrow of countless souls whose lives were stolen and sold for profit.Join us as we peel back the layers of this haunted site—where enslaved spirits, Civil War soldiers, and lingering figures like the elusive Catherine remind visitors that the past is far from buried. Discover chilling eyewitness accounts, ghostly whispers in dark basements, and unexplained phenomena that still plague staff and patrons today. If you think you’re ready to confront Savannah’s hidden horrors, watch now—and remember, after the public stream ends, only our Parajunkies get to follow us deeper into the shadows. Stay spooky, y’all.