Ghostly Activities: A Very Haunted Podcast

Hi Ghostlies! On today's episode of Spooky Talk, Jake kicks things off with a reader-submitted true ghost story from Baltimore. It's a cozy paranormal tale set in Baltimore, Maryland.
Then, Merle takes the reins to queue up 2 EVPs for you, the listener, to review. Jake has a couple to share as well. Leave us a comment with what you here in the pod player or head over to the Ghostly Activities blog to comment.
In the last segment, Merle tells us what's what with spirit candles, while Jake whips out a Hex Box for a quick demo and review.
Thanks for tuning in! 

Hi Ghostlies! As we get closer to spooky season, Jake did a little deep dive into the origins of the phrase, spooky season, and how it caught on to be a season unto itself.
It was surprising to see how old the term really is, even if it didn't necessarily mean a month of festivities and feelings at first. 
Also, the state that first started using spooky season was what you'd think. It's not from New England. It's not from the Midwest. Wait 'til you hear where spooky season started.
You can find the research sources over on the Ghostly Activities blog

The Bandage Man is an infamous legend haunting the highway near Cannon Beach, Oregon. In this episode, Jake takes you through the legend's origins and horrifying claims. Also, get a terrifying tale to kick off.
Read the full Bandage Man profile on Ghostly Activities.

Merle and Jake sit down to dish about ghost hunting YouTube channels, and we give a matter-of-fact analysis of 11 different channels. Plus, hear which channels we like. 
But first - Merle has 2 ghost (hunting) stories to tell, submitted by listeners and readers. Although ... we do breakdown the stories because they are ghost hunting experiences, and we're ghost hunters, too.
As a follow-up from episode 1,  we got a follow-up on the phantom car seen on Aurora Bridge. Check out the blog post about the haunted Aurora Bridge for the details.

Hi kids! It's been a while, eh? Well, Ghostly Activities is coming back to the podwaves. In today's episode, Jake and Merle discuss a recent ghostly encounter on Aurora Bridge in Seattle. Two readers submitted the same encounter that happened during the witching hour on August 10th.
Then, Merle and Jake run through their three favourite haunts and why they're so spooky. 
So I hope you enjoy our spooky talk, and I'll have a new episode for you next week.
Some links to the places we mention:
Barkerville
Baillie House
Aurora Bridge

In March 2025, I went to Powell River, British Columbia, Canada for a haunted getaway. Nothing like going to a familiar haunted places to check in with the spirits. However, I wasn't expecting this surprising spirit to manifest how it did.
Get the real-life ghost story, plus some history about Powell River and its historic townsite.