This Podcast is Haunted

We welcome Amberrose Hammond back to the show to talk about some of her favorite Michigan legends!

Who are the Melonheads? Is it a disease? Are they really smart children of the forest? Are they a bunch of AV nerds with too much time on their hands? Who is the Ada Witch? And what caused a man to "chip away" at another man's "member"? Tune in to find out!

Plus! We read a listener tale!

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Twitter: @MIOtherside

The first in our Famous Phantoms recurring series!

Anne Boleyn, the second wife of King Henry VIII is one of the most well-traveled ghosts in England. We talk about her incredible life and afterlife, and try not to go on too many tangents about Tudor history.

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Learn how to throw your very own seance party!

Just be sure to TELL YOUR GUESTS TO LEAVE AT THE END.

We also talk about Mary Todd Lincoln and Queen Victoria: two women in the spotlight who lost their husbands, and turned to spiritualism.

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Ever had an April Fools' Day prank get out of hand and accidentally start a new religion? The Fox sisters did, and that how we got Spiritualism! This week we take you through the history and basics of Spiritualism and its Mecca: Lily Dale, New York.

On Thanksgiving in 1922, Saloon owner Peter Koopman allegedly murdered his wife Kate. We welcome local ghost hunters Bill and Jay from GRASPP (Gathering Research And Stories of Paranormal Phenomena) and talk about their investigations in the Koopman house.

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graspp.org

facebook.com/GrasppParanormalInvestigations

Why do some 19th century graves have iron cages around them? Were the Victorians as obsessed with the walking dead as we are? We switch gears this week to bring you a spooky history lesson!

For further reading:

The Invention of Murder by Judith Flanders

The Art of the English Murder by Lucy Worsley

At Home by Bill Bryson

Podcast Recommendations:

Lore Episode 43: Supply and Demand

Sawbones

Why do some 19th century graves have iron cages around them? Were the Victorians as obsessed with the walking dead as we are? We switch gears this week to bring you a spooky history lesson!

For further reading:

The Invention of Murder by Judith Flanders

The Art of the English Murder by Lucy Worsley

At Home by Bill Bryson

Podcast Recommendations:

Lore Episode 43: Supply and Demand

Sawbones

Our guest, Amberrose Hammond shares some stories about ghost hunting and we listen to some creepy-ass EVP recordings.

Check out Amberrose's websites:

amberrosehammond.com

michigansotherside.com

Read Amberrose's books!:

Wicked Grand Rapids

Wicked Ottawa County

Ghosts and Legends of Michigan's West Coast

Our guest, Amberrose Hammond shares some stories about ghost hunting and we listen to some creepy-ass EVP recordings.

Check out Amberrose's websites:

amberrosehammond.com

michigansotherside.com

Read Amberrose's books!:

Wicked Grand Rapids

Wicked Ottawa County

Ghosts and Legends of Michigan's West Coast

Jen and Cate welcome their first guest, Blue! She tells the chilling tale of Robert the Doll, a haunted doll in Key West Florida.