Just in time for Halloween, the gals recap their adventures in a real life ghost town in Arizona known as Vulture City. Yes, we actually made it to something that wasn’t on our bucket list, but well worth the trip. We also throw back a couple shots of Kah Reposado to get us in the wild wild West mood. Just prior to recording we both went over some footage and were floored to actually find that we had captured an EVP, which is shared in the the episode.   We also break down a little history for you and discuss experiences of other ghost hunters that have explored the city. We had a blast exploring Vulture City and recording this episode.  Grab your favorite old timey drink, pull up a chair and join us for another adventure.

The ladies pretty much chug a Yellowtail Red Blend (which is evident by the end), an Australian wine to go with an Australian ghost story.  In this episode of Tipsy Tales Podcast, the gals discuss the hauntings on Cockatoo Island that sits in the middle of Sydney Harbor in Australia.  For such a tiny land mass there was more than enough history and tragedy to go around and the ghosts have stuck around to make sure it is never forgotten.  Of course we dive into the history, the hauntings and a few films that were made showing the capture of a full body apparition, which could be a hoax, a ghost or even something more out of this world. There is plenty to discuss, including some true crime updates and discussion at the end.  Grab your favorite drink and join us for another wild ride.

The ladies start things off sipping their version of a Sprite Royal and chatting about the newest addition to Alma’s growing family and Carlene’s adventures in babysitting her favorite furry friends, Shorti and Athena. They jump right into their topic of the California based legend of The Dark Watchers. This is a weird one folks and there have been plenty of sightings going back to when the Spanish first started to settle and possibly further back than that.  Is their a simple scientific explanation or is this the real deal?  Pull up a chair and join us for another wacky ride into Weirdsville.  Let us know what you think of this story and our new format or if you yourself have had any experiences with the Dark Watchers of California. tipsy-tales.com

On this episode of Tipsy Tales the ladies get primed for Halloween by discussing two historical witches, and oh boy these two couldn’t be more different.  One lives in a cave, (Mother Shipton) with her herbs and potions and foretells the future and gets on the wrong side of one of King Henry VIII’s favorite peacocks, and the other (Isobel Gowdie) is, well she is really into a bad scene with a penchant for bunnies, broomstick dildo’s and a huge crush on Old Nick and his very big prick.  Anyways, we get a little carried away with time and wine, but tune in because it’s definitely worth a listen. Contact us at tipsy-tales.com or [email protected] or support us on ko-fi.com/tipsytalespodcast

 

This is it, our first episode where instead of the two segments you are used to we are just discussing one subject at a time, and if you’ve been listening, at least for now the subject matter will be all things supernatural and paranormal. In this episode the ladies discuss the mysterious Bermuda Triangle and the many vessels from planes to ships and people that have disappeared over the years including Flight 19 and The Mary Celeste.  We also dive into the many theories that are out there as to why, including our own insane theories, oh and Carlene has big plans to make a movie. We hope you are as intrigued as we are, so grab your favorite beverage and join us for another episode of Tipsy Tales.

After some much needed time off the gals are back, ready to go, and totally sober.  That’s okay, you can still sip your favorite drink while listening, we wont tell your boss.  They also have an announcement to make so be sure to listen in.  Carlene takes the first round with a bonkers True Crime story that will definitely have you scratching your head.  They say keep your friends close and your enemies closer, and with friends like Pam Hupp you definitely should watch your back.  In 2011 she plays a part in the conviction of Russ Faria for the murder of his wife Betsy Faria, but there is a wild twist to this story, so listen in to get the tea.  Alma goes back to Louisiana with her Paranormal tale with the legend of Aunt Julia Brown, who they say cursed the town of Frenier with a few words, her guitar and a little voodoo. She is said to still haunt the swamps where the town once stood.  Buckle up friends and join us for another wild ride.

 

For this episode, the ladies we have a young guest for the opening.  He is a budding True Crime aficionado and was eager to be on, even if it was just for a few minutes.  When it’s just the adults in the room the ladies open a red wine blend called Be Odd, which Carlene has been saving since Mother’s Day and it is delicious. Alma’s takes it back to the turn of the last century for her True Crime story with the tale of Belle Gunness, a black widow who not only takes out husbands, but potential suitors, and just about anyone that gets in her way or can put a little cash in her pockets.  Carlene dives into the unexplained with the story of The Lake Michigan Triangle.  What would a Triangle story be without the disappearance of a few ships, planes and people.  But it’s more interesting than that because there a few people that have disappeared that made dramatic reappearances safe and sound some time later.  You are going to want to hear this story, so grab your favorite drink and join us for the ride. https://linktr.ee/tipsytales

For this episode of Tipsy Tales, the gals start the night off with a shot of Riazul Tequila and then move onto a bottle of 2016 Prophecy, The Lovers Red Blend.  Alma’s True Crime is a doozy, and a request from a listener. The subject matter in this story comes with a trigger warning, with themes of incest and rape, so feel free to skip to Carlene’s story if you need to.  Marcus Wesson was convicted of murdering several members of his family on March 12, 2004 in Fresno California.  The tragic and horrifying details that came to light in the aftermath of that tragic day would rock the city of Fresno and the remaining family members to their core. Carlene takes on the story of Arne Johnson, whom the new Conjuring movie, The Devil Made Me Do It is loosely based on.  These are two stories you will definitely have to hear to believe, so grab your favorite drink, pull up a chair and join us for this episode. tipsy-tales.com

A little late, but here we are.  Because we lost our original file we also uploaded the zoom video we usually prepare for Patreon to YouTube so if you are brave you can check out our facial expressions.  In this episode Alma and Carlene enjoy a bottle of Paso Robles Double Black 2018 Cab. Listen, they are going to need every drop because they both have some very creepy tales to tell. Not to mention the Ghost Box is back and they get some unnerving and pertinent communication.  Carlene starts things off with and urban legend that turns into a True Crime in 1980’s Staten Island. Cropsey was a boogeyman tale told by parents until children started really going missing. We learn about Andre Rand who has been convicted of some of these crimes, but there are still a lot of unanswered questions. Alma sticks to her word and tells the story of the Black Eyed Children. This urban legend is chilling and even has the ladies more than a little jumpy. Is it true or BS, we will let you be the judge.  Grab your favorite drink and join us for this episode of Tipsy Tales.

For this episode of Tipsy Tales the plague strikes yet again and the gals are forced to record separately so it’s another Zoomer. Carlene enjoys her 7and 7 and Alma guzzles a couple glasses of strawberry Margarita.  They chitchat a bit about Phillip’s reading, their new T-Shirt design and then Alma finally tells her story about Dorothy Jane Scott who went missing from Anaheim California in the early summer days of 1980.  This story is extra creepy because Dorothy was being stalked by an unknown caller who knew her every move right before she goes missing. Carlene has a great story of a real life haunted house in Bergen, New York known as the Bergen House.  This house is super active and Carlene details all of the activity and gives a play by play of one of the YouTube video’s she found in her research.  Grab your favorite drink and join us for this episode that will chill your bones.

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