097 Myrtles Plantation - Juneteenth Episode
Jun 22, 2022
Show notes
Is the Myrtles Plantation Haunted?
Is the Myrtles Plantation haunted? Located in Louisiana, the Myrtles Plantation is considered by many to be one of the most haunted houses in the world. From pictures of ghostly faces in the windows to children’s giggles heard throughout the house, visitor and staff alike have had many paranormal experiences. Listen and vote!
Where is the Myrtles Plantation? When was it built and who have been the owners? What people have died in the house? Are any of the legends about Chloe and William Drew winter true? What has been caught on camera, but also what has been seen by the naked eye? Is this house haunted?
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Listener Mail
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Pat explores the history of this famous haunted house. Built in 1797 by David Bradford, the house was originally called Laurel Grove. The house and it’s slaves were passed down through the family until 1831. The house is currently a bed and breakfast with multiple tours daily.
The Debate
Pat and Rebecca debate if the plantation is haunted. The most popular legend is that of a young slave girl name Chloe who supposedly poisoned the owners daughters and wife. However, there is no proof of this story. But there is evidence of ghosts on the property with many photos, sightings, noises, and moving furniture. Unless you don’t believe any of it.
Even though the image gets blurry the more it’s zoomed in, you can still see the resemblance between the ghostly image on the left and the portrait of Kate Winter on the right. Read More: Chilling Photo Appears of Louisiana Plantation Ghost | https://popcrush.com/chilling-photo-plantation-ghost-louisiana/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral
Poll Results
Listen to learn if listeners thought the Aradale Asylum is haunted. Want to listen to our previous episodes? Check them out here.
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Music for this episode was performed by Michael Rivers Intro: “III. Allegro moderato from Gargoyles” by Lowell Liebermann Outro: “Dream Images (Love-Death Music)” by George Crumb Bumper: “Ghost Waltz” by Lowell Liebermann
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096 Aradale Asylum
Jun 08, 2022
Show notes
Is the Aradale Asylum Haunted?
Is the Aradale Asylum haunted? The Aradale Asylum, aka the Ararat Lunatic Asylum, in Australia shows up on many “Most Haunted in the World” lists. Some say that as many as 13,000 people died there over the years. But do those souls still haunt this place? Listen and vote!
Where is the Aradale Asylum? When was it built and why? What kinds of people were sent to this place? What was J Ward? Why were patients called inmates? What is a haha wall? Who was Nurse Kerry and why does she supposedly haunt the Women’s Ward? Do icy hands reach out and touch those that cross the covered bridge? Are there spirits who still scream at night? Is this asylum haunted?
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History of the Aradale Asylum
Pat explores the history of this historic mental hospital outside of Melbourne, Australia. Built in 1866 and designed by G. W. Vivian and John James Clark, the asylum housed thousands of people over it’s almost 150-year history. While many patients were mentally ill, others were the criminally insane. They were house in the J Wing.
The Debate
Pat and Rebecca debate if the asylum is haunted. Haunted activity has been heard, seen and felt throughout the 60+ buildings. From Nurse Kerry to the haunted bridge, to rooms that feel so evil no one wants to enter, there are few places without sightings.
Listen to learn if listeners thought the Eastern State Penitentiary is haunted. Want to listen to our previous episodes? Check them out here.
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Music for this episode was performed by Michael Rivers Intro: “III. Allegro moderato from Gargoyles” by Lowell Liebermann Outro: “Dream Images (Love-Death Music)” by George Crumb Bumper: “Ghost Waltz” by Lowell Liebermann
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095 Eastern State Penitentiary
May 25, 2022
Show notes
Is the Eastern State Penitentiary Haunted?
Is the Eastern State Penitentiary haunted? The Eastern State Penitentiary (ESP) is considered one of the most haunted places on earth. Inmates were left in constant solitary confinement to “help” them repent for their crimes and rehabilitate them, but more often it drove them mad. Have some of them returned to haunt this place? Listen and vote!
Where is Eastern State Penitentiary and when was it built? Who had the idea for this new type of prison and why did they think it would succeed in rehabilitating convicts? Who were some of its most famous inmates? Did any of them escape? What torture was used on the prisoners? Have any of them stayed around to haunt the place? What have people seen in Cellblocks 12, 6, and 4? Is this penitentiary haunted?
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Pat explores the history of ESP and its designer John Haviland. The idea for the penitentiary was conceived at a meeting in Benjamin Franklin’s house in 1787. This neo-gothic prison was designed for extreme solitary confinement to allow the inmates to repent their crimes to God. After years of abuse, the prison was finally closed in 1971.
The Debate
Pat and Rebecca debate if ESP is haunted. Footsteps and screams are just the start of the paranormal activity experienced at this abandoned prison. A locksmith reportedly saw a shadow figure cross the hallway before him and those that worked for the Halloween haunted house attraction report odd noises and ghostly figures.
Listen to learn if listeners thought the Lee Family was cursed. Want to listen to our previous episodes? Check them out here.
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Music for this episode was performed by Michael Rivers Intro: “III. Allegro moderato from Gargoyles” by Lowell Liebermann Outro: “Dream Images (Love-Death Music)” by George Crumb Bumper: “Ghost Waltz” by Lowell Liebermann
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094 Lee Family Curse
May 11, 2022
Show notes
Is the Lee Family Cursed?
Is the Lee Family cursed? Bruce Lee and his son Brandon Lee both died tragically young. But what caused these heartbreaking deaths? Was the family cursed by a demon? Were they cursed because of Bruce’s martial arts teachings? What happened on the set of The Crow? Or were they just coincidental terrible accidents? Listen and vote!
Who is the Lee family? What is the history of Bruce Lee’s father, son, and himself? How and when did they all die? What type of martial arts did Bruce study and teach? Which movies did Bruce star in, and how did Brandon break into acting? What was it like on the set of The Crow? Was the movie cursed? Was a Chinese triad upset with Bruce? Why was Bruce’s mother scared that a demon was hunting her son? Did that curse spread to Bruce’s son Brandon? Is the family cursed?
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History of the Lee Family
Pat explores the history of Lee Moon-sheun (Bruce Lee’s father), Bruce Lee, and Brandon Lee. He discusses the martial arts Bruce learned and taught to his son despite the triad being upset by the teachings. Learn about their storied acting careers with many famous movies including Bruce’s Enter the Dragon and Brandon’s The Crow.
Pat and Rebecca debate if the Lee family was cursed. While Bruce Lee’s mom believed a demon might have cursed her son, others believe that Bruce’s insistence on teaching his martial arts to non-Chinese people was controversial (to say the least). Did either of these cause father and son to be cursed?
Poll Results
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Music for this episode was performed by Michael Rivers Intro: “III. Allegro moderato from Gargoyles” by Lowell Liebermann Outro: “Dream Images (Love-Death Music)” by George Crumb Bumper: “Ghost Waltz” by Lowell Liebermann
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093 Oakley Court (Rocky Horror Picture Show Castle)
Apr 27, 2022
Show notes
Is Oakley Court haunted? Did you know that the castle where they filmed The Rocky Horror Picture Show as well as several Hammer Horror films has a lot of ghost stories? Ghostly is joined by Mike Morrissey from Last 3 Rows of Horror to talk about this famous location and the terrifying stories associated with it. Listen and vote!
Questions Explored in this Episode
When was Oakley Court built? Who built it and how many different owners has it had? When was it used by Hammer Horror film studio? What movies were filmed there? Did anything happened while they were filming Rocky Horror Picture Show? What bad luck happened to the people who lived there when it was apartments? Are there ghosts visitors to the modern-day hotel have seen? What happened to the construction crew that worked to convert it? Why don’t staff like to work upstairs? Is it haunted?
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History of Oakley Court and the Rocky Horror Picture Show
Pat explores the history this amazing nineteenth century home and it’s long history as a single family home turned apartments turned movie studio turned hotel. Hammer studios made several films here including The Brides of Dracula and The Plague of Zombies. While filming Rocky Horror, Susan Sarandon got pneumonia because it had no heat.
The Debate
Mike Morrissey from Last 3 Rows of Horror joins Pat and Rebecca to debate the paranormal evidence for this location. Contractors reported a glass door shattering as if a baseball had been thrown threw it, even though no one was there. They also claimed to hear odd noises including phantom footsteps. Later, hotel guests reported hearing phantom knocking and seeing a mysterious gentleman spirit.
Did listeners think Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop was haunted? Want to listen to our previous episodes? Check them out here.
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Michael Rivers performed the music for the episode Intro: “III. Allegro moderato from Gargoyles” by Lowell Liebermann Outro: “Dream Images (Love-Death Music)” by George Crumb Bumper: “Ghost Waltz” by Lowell Liebermann
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092 Lafitte's Blacksmith Shop - New Orleans
Apr 13, 2022
Show notes
Is Lafitte’s Blacksmith Shop Bar Haunted? Ghostly is back in New Orleans exploring one of the oldest bars in the country. Pirates, treasure, spies, fire…this story has it all. Jean Lafitte supposedly used this building as his headquarters and allegedly he’s never left. Is this famous Bourbon Steet bar haunted? Listen and vote!
091 Skeptics Day with Freak of the Week
Mar 30, 2022
Show notes
Do these Celebrities Haunt this Earth?
Do these celebrities haunt this earth? Join Ghostly for a special Skeptics Day episode with guests Dr. David Hickney (not Nick Mataragas) from Freak of the Week and Dr. Simon Scumbajay (not Al Morgan) from From X to Z talking about celebrity ghosts. Our guests have a very different take on these potential ghosts and not everything is as it seems.
Questions Explored in this Episode
How did Lucille Ball become famous? What are some interesting facts about the life of Alan Rickman? Who was Jim Varney?
This week’s listener mail is about a mysterious voice. Have a spooky story or question of your own (or someone you know)? Send your story or question to info@ghostlypodcast.com and we might read it on the podcast. You could be on a future episode of Ghostly!
History of the Celebrities
Pat and Rebecca both give an overview of the life stories of this episode’s celebrities: Lucille Ball, Alan Rickman, and Jim Varney.
Pat and Rebecca are joined in this week’s debate by Dr. David Hickney and “celebrity ghost expert” Dr. Simon Scumbajay. What will the believers and skeptics say?
Poll Results
Did listeners think Bela Legusi’s apartment was haunted? Want to listen to our previous episodes? Check them out here.
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Music for this episode was performed by Michael Rivers Intro: “III. Allegro moderato from Gargoyles” by Lowell Liebermann Outro: “Dream Images (Love-Death Music)” by George Crumb Bumper: “Ghost Waltz” by Lowell Liebermann
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090 Most Haunted: Bela Lugosi's Apartment - LA
Mar 16, 2022
Show notes
Is the Bela Lugosi Apartment Haunted?
Is the Bela Lugosi apartment haunted? One of LA’s most famous haunted residences was home to one of horror’s most famous actors, Bela Lugosi. The man who helped make Dracula famous had a secret woman in his past and managed to direct his own funeral from beyond the grave. Or was it all a coincidence? Ghostly is joined by a new guest, Al Morgan from the super fun podcast From X to Z to talk about this amazing man and his legacy. Listen and vote!
Questions Explored in this Episode
Who was Bela Lugosi? Where was he from and what was his history before moving to the United States? How and why did he move here? How did he get the role of Dracula? Who was the mysterious woman with yellow eyes who he claimed haunted him? What happened in his final apartment when he died? What ghostly activity has happened since he passed? Is it haunted?
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Listener Mail
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History of Bela Lugosi
Pat explores the history of this amazing actor and his journey from WWI to movie star and everything in between.
Special guest Al joins Pat and Rebecca to debate the paranormal evidence for this apartment and Bela Lugosi himself. Stories say he made the hearse carrying his body turn down Hollywood Blvd and that he moves objects.
Poll Results
Did listeners think the Betsy Ross House was haunted? Want to listen to our previous episodes? Check them out here.
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089 Most Haunted: Betsy Ross House
Mar 02, 2022
Show notes
Is the Betsy Ross House Haunted?
Is the Betsy Ross House haunted? One of Philadelphia’s most famous residences is also considered one of its most haunted. America’s first flag-maker had an interesting life. But does she now have an active afterlife? Listen and vote!
Questions Explored in this Episode
Who was Betsy Ross? Did she create the first flag for the United States? Where is the Betsy Ross house? How was it preserved? What ghosts do visitors and workers claim to see in the house? Did George Washington visit the house? Is it haunted?
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Listener Mail
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Pat explores the history of this haunted location in Philadelphia, PA. Betsy Ross’s family believes she lived in this house and made the first flag here. But not all historians agree. But all agree that her story is fascinating and so is the story of the house itself.
The Debate
Pat and Rebecca debate the paranormal evidence found in the house. Does a murder man haunt the basement? Does Betsy haunt the basement? What made a former director climb out the window?
Poll Results
Did listeners think the Screaming Bridge was haunted? Want to listen to our previous episodes? Check them out here.
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088 Most Haunted: Screaming Bridge - Arlington TX
Feb 16, 2022
Show notes
Is the Screaming Bridge Haunted?
Is the Screaming Bridge in Arlington, Texas haunted? Following a tragic series of deaths, this bridge was removed before it could keep killing. Since then, visitors claim to hear screaming and to see ghostly headlights. Listener discretion advised for this episode. Listen and vote!
Questions Explored in this Episode
What happened in 1961 at the Screaming Bridge? Where is it and what has happened to the area? Why do people think it’s haunted? What are the lights people see and screams people hear? What other paranormal activity happens at the bridge? Is it haunted?
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Listener Mail
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History of the Screaming Bridge
Pat explores the history of this haunted location in Arlington, TX. In 1961 a group of teenage girls met a terrible fate on this bridge. But would this have happened without a tragic series of events?
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The Debate
Pat and Rebecca debate the paranormal evidence found all over social media. Are these reports of floating gravestones, ghostly lights, and disembodied screams.
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Music for this episode was performed by Michael Rivers Intro: “III. Allegro moderato from Gargoyles” by Lowell Liebermann Outro: “Dream Images (Love-Death Music)” by George Crumb Bumper: “Ghost Waltz” by Lowell Liebermann
“Pat Facts” and “Ghost Story” themes by Mondo “Time for a Debate” theme by Gail Gallagher gailgallaghermusic.com
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