The Possibly Paranormal Podcast

We find ourselves this week in the Pacific theater of the second world war. A ship that has said to have sunk up to four times continues to float in the vast cold ocean. That ship is the USS Lexington, nicknamed as the Blue Ghost by the enemy. And it is still up, despite taking so many different hits.

Now, we cut to today, the ship is now a museum, but we see the ghost stories that haunt this ship now turned into a museum. Not only was this ship used in Pearl Harbor, just not on the day of infamy, but it also showed up in the movie Pearl Harbor with Ben Affleck.

Tune in this week to hear Lisa talk about all the war history this ship endured, including a ton of Japanese propaganda. Regale in Jake's scary stories of first hand account of WWII officers that still live on the ship. And laugh at Davis as he bring us into a new sci-fi series with a Western twist. All this and more on this week's episode of The Possibly Paranormal Podcast!

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Ghost ship month is roaring through these ghostly seas. We're finding ourselves this month in the English Channel and the ship, The Lady Lovibond. A wedding party set out one day, right before Valentine's day, but they never did make it home. The history is intense, the Goodwin sands are killer, and the paranormal stories are incredibly cyclical in the weirdest way.

Tune in this wee to hear Lisa tell us all about the amount of ships that have lost themselves to everyone's biggest childhood fear, quicksand, to hear Jake tell us about ghost ships that continue to haunt this area and scare fisher people, and Davis regale us with more questions and commercials dealing with a new science fiction spaceship. All of that, plus some more. We even get into sailor tattoos for a little bit.

All that an more, on this week's episode, The Lady Lovibond, our 42nd episode. Don't forget to like, subscribe or follow, and tell your friends about the Possibly Paranormal Podcast!

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It's the next block of paranormal location, and that means it's Ghost Ships Month! And we start with a major doozy. The Mary Celeste is a real or true ghost ship, one that actually is classified as such by sailor and maritime laws. That means it was a ship that was out on the ocean without a crew on it. But what happened to the crew? That's a great question that we attempt to answer.

The history of this ship is all around its curse. One that is well-documented by the annals of history. Many crews had some terrible things happen on this ship before it finally ended up becoming a ghost ship. The paranormal surrounds the conspiracies that came in the late 1800s around what happened to this ship. Including one by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the man who created Sherlock himself. And the games and commercial all surround a new theme as well, one of spaceships from different series.

You don't want to miss this episode and the rest of ghost month, so listen to The Possibly Paranormal Podcast!

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The finale of Witch Month! The Patreons chose and we listened, so this week, we're headed to Germany and the Babenhausen Barracks. An army base that was occupied by America for a while, held by the Germans during both World Wars, and before that was the sight of many witch trials.

The history of Babenhausen Barracks is filled with tons of turmoil, not just from the wars, but from the amount of burnings that happened here before all of this. Plus you do not want to have the last name of Mueller and live here. 

Also, we got some first hand accounts from military personnel that were required to document everything they saw and heard. Because of that, we got some of the best and well documented first hand accounts we have ever gotten.

You don't want to miss this witchy place and the stories that haunt it to this day. So tune in to The Possibly Paranormal Podcast and our 40th episode, Babenhausen Baracks, Germany!

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Wowsers, two for the price of one? You know it! Turns out there is more than one Witch's house in Mexico. So, we did two of the biggest ones we could find for this third episode of Witchy Month.

The one that was assigned was Casa De Las Brujas in Guanajuato, Mexico. This one will haunt you with a history of Dutch torture, two aunts that supposedly prey on young men, and an almost too personal story.

The second is Casa de Bruja in Mexico City, Mexico. This one has a huge history around a psychic surgeon for politicians and celebrities'. Don't know what that means? Well, neither did Davis. She still might be seen in this location, despite having died over 40 years ago. 

Enjoy this double episode and remember that next week is the final of Witchy month. What will the next month's theme be? You can choose, or you can let the Patreons choose, but they get weird sometimes.

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The witches just keep coming. One of the most infamous witch events in the United States is the Salem Witch trials. they spanned everywhere in Salem, Massachusetts. For our second iteration of Witchy Month, we go right into the heart of the trails to a house that is known for being haunted by some of the witches wronged in these trials. Salem House, Corwin House as it is sometimes known, will hit you hard.

A history of horrible miscarriages of justice, scary stories of children that were involved, but never should have been, and a tarot reading with a bright future. All of these and more will entertain you, scare you, and educate you. All of that and more, this week, on The Possibly Paranormal Podcast.

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Witchy Witchy! Our Patreons chose and we listened, throughout all of February, we will be exclusively doing locations that have been haunted or are still being haunted by witches. The first one is Pendle Hill in England. This location spans more than just one building, but was home to many witches for a very long time until King James decided to be a real jerk.

Listen  for a history filled with very unjust court cases, people continually being haunted by a ghost peddler, and a new podcast within a podcast that can help you with better living through witchcraft. All of that and more on this week's witchy episode of The Possibly Paranormal Podcast!

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Vlad, Vlad, Vlad, and Vlad join Jake, Lisa, and Davis in this Dracula inspired episode! Corvin castle has a bloody past, but then again, so does a lot of Romania. We explore that, the Dracula inspiration, and something about Bears all on this week's episode of The Possibly Paranormal Podcast!

If you like scary stories about a ghost that left his body well before the person had died, a history that involves a ton of familial conflict, and a musical introduction done by a few vampires, well then you've stumbled upon your next favorite episode of T Trips P. And if you don't like that stuff, you'll probably still like this one.

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Don't know where to start? try this one out! TPPP is a paranormal podcast where we explore different paranormal locations. We do so through history, scary first hand accounts, and all with a comedic twist. If you want to have a few episodes to check out, we suggest starting anywhere, but our favorites are below.

Episode 21: Waverly Hills Sanatorium
Episode 32: Akershus Fortress, Norway
Episode 3: Lake Superior
Episode 4: Palmer House
Episode 24: Lake Julia Sanatorium

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Now, we get to the youngest of the castles in our whole two months of castles, that's right, it's Casa Loma in Toronto, Canada. Less than 100 years old, but still ripe with an interesting emotional stories. The ghosts haven't worried about the lack of time either, and even have "Visitations."

Join Jake, Lisa, and Davis as we travel slightly north of the border then head back south to Casa Loma, Toronto, in The Possibly Paranormal Podcast!

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