by Heather Moser Every once in a while, a particular piece of folklore or an old newspaper article will find its way to me, and it sends me down a…
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by Heather Moser During this time of quarantine and adjusting to the new normal of self-isolation, I find myself diving into folklore for comfort. Most recently, I have been seeking stories…
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by Heather Moser The time of the Krampus is almost upon us! The eve of December 5th, known as Krampusnacht in some regions of the world, sees the arrival…
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by Heather Moser On April 13th I visited Moundsville, West Virginia for the first time. After a wonderful tour of the old West Virginia Penitentiary (which has quite a gruesome…
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by Heather Moser When I was a young girl, my mother told me stories of what life was like for her growing up on a farm. Her life as…
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by Heather Moser In the early 1900s, Elliott O’Donnell began a prolific writing career that later granted him recognition as an authority on paranormal matters. Aside from writing fiction,…
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by Sean Wick *as mentioned in episode 133... I would like to share the story of a night I was depressed and how that dark state of mind seemingly called…
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by Deborah Frediani Amy was one of the six benign spectral "residents" who lived in our former home, the very haunted duplex that I have spoke about before. This…
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by Andrew D. Gable Most all devotees of the mysterious and unexplained will be, by this point, familiar with the story of Dyatlov Pass in Russia, where nine hikers…
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by Wolf Garner In 1899, while in his Colorado Springs Laboratory, Nikola Tesla received unidentified impulses, while experimenting with early radio. At first he thought these were just like…
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