December 7, 2019
Jake and June discuss 2 ghost hunts at the J&M Cafe, one of the first buildings built after the Great Seattle Fire of 1889. This building has seen it all: It's been an Alaska Gold Rush hotel; a brothel; speak easy; gambling hall; and, then back to a hotel.
Some haunting activity includes phantom footsteps and billiards sounds, naughty touching, and twirling hair. You can get details on EVPs, temperature anomalies, and ghost hunting tips. AGHOST members and tourists on the Spooked In Seattle Pioneer Square Tour can see the haunted spots in this podcast.
To join AGHOST, please visit: https://www.aghost.org/become-a-member
To read the ghost hunt report with EVPs and picture gallery, visit Ghostly Activities at https://www.ghostlyactivities.com/ghost-hunt-jm-cafe-in-pioneer-square/
December 4, 2019
Ghost Nation debuted in October 2019 on Travel Channel. It reunites Jason Hawes, Steve Gonsalves and Dave Tango from the original Ghost Hunters series. This time around, Ghost Nation helps local paranormal investigators from the TAPS family of ghost hunting groups.
In this episode, Jason and crew head to Dover, Delaware to help a family determine if the paranormal activity in their home is dangerous.
Get Ghostly Activities recap and review, and if you should tune in.
Ghost Nation is a copyright of Travel Channel and Ping Pong Productions.
December 2, 2019
There are 5 characteristics of great slashers in horror movies
- Iconic look
- Signature weapon
- Stylish kills
- Motivation
- Vulnerability
Jake goes into his thesis on current slashers, why they kill, and why we like to watch. Join the conversation over at Ghastly Monstrosities at https://www.ghastlymonstrosities.com/great-slasher-characteristics/
December 2, 2019
Hi gang. I'd like to introduce you to my new project, Ghastly Monstrosities. It covers horror and monsters. That means you'll get podcasts focused on horror movies, man-eating monsters, gory and scary stuff. In some cases, I'll post a monster story. At other times, I may interview a creative involved with monster books and movies.
You can think of Ghastly Monstrosities as a complement to Ghostly Activities. Ghostly has hauntings and Ghastly has monsters. Anyway, you can read a couple of posts at GhastlyMonstrosities.com now.
November 28, 2019
On tonight's episode, Mystic Moon Cafe runs down our ten favorite holiday horror movies. But before that, we have Catie Rhodes, author of the Peri Jean Mace novels, talk about her book series. Then, Kim Douthit of Ghoulish Tendencies and City of Geek joins us to discuss the best(-ish) horror movies to stream over the holiday season.
Some of our favorite movies include:
- Silent Night, Deadly Night
- Krampus
- Sint
- Rare Exports
- Black Christmas
And there's oh such much more snark to be had. Tune in now!
November 13, 2019
On tonight's Mystic Moon Cafe, Wendy, June and Jake talked smack (sorta) about the following ghost hunting shows:
- Ghost Adventures
- The Holzer Files
- Destination Fear
- Ghost Nation
- Ghost Hunters 2019
- Haunted Salem Live
- World's Biggest Ghost Hunt
Then June gives the rundown on recent ghost hunts and paranormal events. It was a fun, not-so-serious night of ghostly stuff.
Note: We had trouble connecting with our internet radio studio, so there will be uneven sounds and some audio hits throughout. Sorry about that.
November 7, 2019
On November 6th, Wendy, June & Jake interviewed Lumari, an intuitive coach. In the second half, Jake gets a special reading about his career. Listen in to see how you can use your intuitive abilities!
October 29, 2019
Jake co-hosted the latest episode of AGHOST Stories Podcast. It has ghoulish details about mining disasters in Black Diamond, Franklin and Ravensdale. Plus, you get some bonus disaster coverage for Roslyn and Wellington (an avalanche).
Visit AGHOST Stories Podcast for more Puget Sound hauntings with Kim & Gabi, the Lovely Ladies of Morbidity.
October 2, 2019
On tonight's Mystic Moon Cafe, your co-hosts, Jake, Wendy & June, talk all about Ghostober from Travel Channel. There could be some snark on those shows. Then, the Boo Buddy Interactive makes an appearance. Finally, we devolve into our most basic selves as we get a case of giggles. It's 2 hours of paranormal fun!
