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Haunts of Richmond are back and just in time for the Halloween season!!  So get ready for some spooky tales from the RVA!!

On this episode of The Freakin Awesome Show we dive into some supernatural news!!

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Miranda Young   

creator and star of the hit web series Ghost Biker Explorations is an experienced paranormal investigator, who has turned her passion for photography, history, urban exploration, and motorcycles into a unique and popular show that highlights legends, mysteries and the unexplained. Growing up in Robbins, Tennessee, a small town nestled in the Appalachian Mountains and an hour away from the closest metropolitan area, Miranda’s immersion into folklore, ghost stories, and mysteries began at an early age through reading library books and exploring abandoned locations. Her interests were further fostered through long conversations with her 90-year-old grandmother, who would tell her stories about ghosts and legends from the past.  

Telling the stories of the history, the legends, and the ghostly tales of lesser known locations through her photographs, blogs and posts on her social media pages, interest in Miranda and her personal explorations grew. Miranda, in a joke with a friend, mentioned that she should call herself “The Ghost Biker”, to which her friend exclaimed “I’d watch that show!”. Encouraged further by friends, family, and fans, Miranda designed a logo and began creating a plan to film and produce a new and unique show entitled: Ghost Biker Explorations. GBE was designed around the concept of highlighting Miranda, along with her motorcycle, as she travels to various towns to figure out the mysteries within the ghost stories and legends that 

have been passed down throughout the generations. Since the release of season #1 in October of 2018,

Tonight on Para-Chat with Melissa Grubbs she is chatting with Dennis Estlock about anything and everything paranormal!!  

    Tonight on The Freakin Awesome Show we are coming at you "LIVE" from the Cabin on 360 talking with Jessie Hailey from Dead City Lodge about what they have in store for the upcoming haunt season.

Tonight on a special Sunday edition of the Freakin Awesome Show we are talking with "Team Selma" members Bill Freeman, Howie Odell, and Catrina Gagnon!!  We are going to be talking about the history of the historic building and of course about some of their haunting guests!!  You are going to want to miss this!!

    Lost Souls Paranormal Chat is a new show on the network.  We are going to learn about them tonight!!

Tonight on ther Freakin Awesome Show we are talking with the folks from Red Vein Haunted House.   We are going to learn about what it takes to put on a haunted attraction.

Fred (Powerhouse) Powers COAL-miner Appalachian STORYTELLER Author & Storyteller

was born in McDowell County, West Virginia. The stories of his youth are of growing up in the fifties and sixties in a coal-mining community as a son of a coalminer and Appalachia.

The stories of his underground mining career span from age twenty until age forty as a third-generation coal miner. He was laid off in 1983 during the economic downturn of the 1980's in the coalfields at age 31. He worked full and part-time for B&H Mine Retrieving in Mercer County for the next nine years recovering underground mine equipment, mostly continuous miners, buried underneath massive roof falls within a five-state area until a co-worker friend was killed by poisonous gas.

Powers was hired in 1984 as a Special Education Teacher in McDowell County. He also coached Special Olympics while teaching there for 20 years. He achieved his Master's Degree in Special Education in 1988. Continuing to teach for many years, Fred officially retired in 2010.

Officially retiring in 2010, Fred began his storytelling career as a volunteer for Jean Battlo's outdoor coalfield drama, "Terror of the Tug".

Powers has been performing his one-man drama for various audiences since 2005, including twice as a keynote speaker for West Virginia University Miner's Day Celebration, Tamarack, various colleges, public schools, RESA I In-Service for Teachers, libraries, churches, festivals, and civic organizations.

He and his oldest two grandchildren participated in the filming of the coal mining segment of Hillbilly: The Real Story for The History Channel in 2006.

Night Visions: Guess what! Hes back Yall!!!!! Find out who...and where...

Join April, Chris, Kerix and Stacy as they talk with author and paranormal investigator Sylvia Shults.  Sylvia Shults has been working at a library for the past nineteen years, slowly smuggling words out day by day in her pockets in order to make books of her own. She lives in Illinois with her husband, a certifiably insane Husky furbaby, and far too many books for her own good.

On this episode of The Freakin Awesome Show we have Dennis Estlock on from Commonwealth Researchers of The Paranormal on to talk with us about how they got started and some of their more interesting cases.