Ghostly Activities

The Midnight Callers - A Spooky Winter Solstice Story

In this story, a ghost hunter tries to debunk the Midnight Caller legend, but his investigation doesn't go as planned.
Read the urban legend profile at https://ghostlyactivities.com/midnight-callers-a-winter-urban-legend/.

Ghost Influencers And Their Impact On Paranormal Investigations

Jake and Merle chat through social media and YouTube influencers, how they impact the paranormal investigation, and what channels deserve a watch. There's only a little shade thrown.

Residual Hauntings: When A Ghost Isn't A Ghost

Residual hauntings are the most common type of ghostly activity. But, there’s no ghost involved. That’s right—a haunting without a ghost. 
Find out the differences with an intelligent haunting, get some supernatural science, use some ghost hunting tips, and listen to me fumble over my words because I haven't had enough coffee. 
There's more detail over at https://ghostlyactivities.com/residual-hauntings-when-ghost-is-not-a-ghost/.
Please leave a comment with your residual haunting experiences and any ghost hunting tips you have.

Liminal Spaces | Where Spookiness Manifests

Liminal spaces represent a transition. It could be a physical space, an emotional space, or a transition from a life stage. When you encounter one, you know it. From eeriness to deja vu, people get discombobulated by the experience.
Tune in to hear more about ever-so-creepy liminal spaces. By the way, they're everywhere!

The Phantom Lights of Vashon Island | An Eerie Christmas Legend

The Phantom Lights of Vashon Island is one of the most enduring spooky Christmas tales in the Puget Sound region. The story blends elements of tragedy, mystery, and folklore, creating an atmospheric legend that intrigues residents and visitors.
Tune in now for an eerie local legend!

Debunking 8 Common Ghost Hunting Myths Featuring Merle from Spaced Out Radio

Tune in to get the scoop on myths that persist with ghost hunters. These are things like investigating with the lights off, if demons are real, what really indicates a ghostly presences, and more!
The EMF meter mentioned during the interview is the GQ EMF-390 (not an endorsement).

10 Things I’ve Learned About Ghost Hunting

Jake reflects on his 16-years experience chasing after barely audible whispers, shadowy figures and blinking gizmos. He shares 10 things to remember or take to heart as you meander through your paranormal journey. 
These things include:
It's a hobby
Most gadgets are BS
Make it fun
Conducting EVP sessions
Nobody wants to debunk
Fear the living, not the dead
Ghost hunting shows aren't reality
Vetting people and teams
Going solo is fine
Start a club, not a team
You can also read about the list and comment on the blog at https://wp.me/p3I5cW-h2O

3 Krampus Poems for Creepmas 2024

Embrace the dark side of the holiday season with 3 thrilling Krampus poems. Experience the suspense, humor, and eerie vibes of Krampusnacht. Only naughty kids (and adults) have anything to worry about.
The nice kids will breathe easier, and enjoy toys and candy, once the brats have been taken away by Krampus.

9 Spooky Christmas Traditions That Deserve A Comeback

This holiday season, during the darkest and coldest nights of the year, add a little spookiness to your otherwise festive decor and traditions. Think about telling ghostly tales while drinking hot cocoa around the fireplace. Send a few creepy Christmas cards to your friends like the Victorians did. And, if you've got a garden or orchard, try wassailing to have a hefty and healthy harvest next year. 
So, tune in to hear 9 spooky Christmas traditions that could liven those cold, dark winter nights.

6 Tips To Make Your Life Easier As A Solo Ghost Hunter

There’s no shame ghost hunting by yourself. I’ve gone on plenty of investigations alone, and I’ve made plenty of mistakes on solo ghost hunts. When I started, I didn’t have a mentor. I read some books, watched some shows, and then picked up my MEL meter and headed out into the dark. Luckily, I had some street smarts about me because I started in Chicago. Big cities will definitely make your much more aware of your environment, eh?
Anyway, here’s the advice I hope you take to heart as a solo ghost hunter.