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Talking Paranormally Cemeteries – Scott Larson, Jack Chavez, Ghostly, and Bob After Dark Bonus Episode! Listen to the spookiest paranormal podcasts Ghostly and Bob After Dark in Talking Paranormally for a discussion on haunted cemeteries! Cemeteries are well-known for being some of the most haunted places on earth, and this panel explores some of the creepiest ones. The podcast hosts, Pat Harrington, Rebecca Rivers, and Bob Anderson are joined by special guests Scott Larson, historian and creator and artist of the comic book series Visitations and Jack Chavez, a paranormal investigator and previous consultant for Discovery Channel’s Expedition X as well as CW network’s show Mysteries Decoded. Bachelor’s Grove Cemetery: group of monuments, southeast quadrant, looking southwest Paranormal Cemetery Stories Rosehill Cemetery in Chicago, IL Scott Larson covers one of Chicago’s largest and most beautiful cemeteries – and definitely one of the most haunted. Bachelor’s Grove in Midlothian, IL Jack Chavez tells us about one of the most haunted cemeteries in the world, Bachelor’s Grove. Spider’s Gate in Leicester, Massachusetts Bob Anderson explores one of the oldest, creepiest cemeteries in the US, Spider’s Gate. Some claim that this Quaker graveyard houses a gate to hell. Glasnevin in Dublin, Ireland Rebecca Rivers looks at one of the largest still-active cemeteries in the world, Glasnevin Cemetery in Dublin, Ireland. glasnevin, dublin, ireland, cemetery, cross, celtic, funeral Panelists on Cemeteries Scott Larson Scott Larson is a native Chicagoian and is a graduate of Loyola University Of Chicago as well as The American Academy of Art Chicago. He’s a historian, religious education teacher and an artist, best known for his work in advertising and the comic book industry. He is currently the creator and artist of the graphic novel series Visitations. Visitations is the history of Chicago as seen through the eyes of the residents of the city’s oldest cemetery. Jack Chavez Jack Chavez was born and raised in Chicago. He received his bachelor’s degree in anthropology and a minor in history. He has collaborated with Mutual UFO Network’s Illinois State Director Sam Maranto, Chicago Northside’s prominent medium Christine Zenino. Jack has also consulted for Discovery Channel’s Expedition X as well as CW network’s show Mysteries Decoded. He has investigated several haunted locations in the midwest, co-piloted several ghost tours, and interviewed several witnesses to apparitions, sasquatch, mothman, angels, fairies, alien beings, time slips, and more. His interests are theology, physics, literature, and earth science. Fun Fact: He gives a polite nod to the neighborhood cats because he feels like they judge him as he walks by. Bob Anderson Bob is the host of the paranormal podcast, Bob After Dark. He has been a paranormal enthusiast since he was a wee-lad. Bob has dabbled in many aspects of the spooky world from both research and investigations. He is sort of a Swiss-Army-Knife in the occulty world, knowing a bit about not only ghostly hauntings, but cryptozoology, and demonology.

Is Dublin Haunted? Is Dublin haunted?  Pat and Rebecca visit the city of Dublin in this week’s episode to explore its history and some of its most famous haunted locations. This historic city has a long history with many rebellions, but does that history affect its oldest buildings? Are they haunted? This episode visits the Brazen Head pub, the Collins Barracks, and the Kilmainham Goal. The Brazen Head Pub – Dublin Questions Explored in this Episode When was Dublin founded? Who were its first inhabitants? Who were its rulers? What happened during the different bids for independence? What famous people have frequented the Brazen Head pub and who still haunts it? Is the Collins Barracks still filled with ghostly soldiers? What is the history of Kilmainham Goal, and why do some claim it is haunted by executed prisoners? Based on the history and the claims of ghosts throughout the important landmarks of the city, can we say that Dublin is haunted? Vote on the Episode [poll id=”2749″] Listener Mail and Questions Listener mail has a follow up to the Bell Witch episode’s story that makes it even scarier. There is also a voicemail story about a shadow person. Have a spooky story or question of your own (or someone you know)? Send your story or question to info@ghostlypodcast.com or leave a voicemail at 630-448-2138 and we might read or share it on the podcast. You could be on a future episode of Ghostly! Collins Barracks Museum Front – Dublin Ghost Story – Dublin Listen to Rebecca tell a story based on the ghost stories from Kilmainham Goal. A mom and her daughter get more than they bargain for on a tour of this haunted prison. History of Dublin Pat tells the history of Dublin. From the Vikings’ arrival in 841 to the cutting-edge tech revolution of today, Dublin is a complex city that has grown while overcoming many hardships, including take-overs, famines, and revolutions. Kilmainham Goal cells – Dublin The Debate Rebecca discusses three of the most haunted locations in Dublin as evidence of how haunted it is, but does Pat agree? The Brazen Head Pub is the oldest pub in Dublin and has been site of revolutions. They say Robert Emmett haunts this place. Collins Barracks was the longest continuously running army barracks before it became a museum. Visitors and passers-by claim to see ghostly soldiers and hear screams. Lastly, Kilmainham Goal operated with horrid conditions and conducted many executions over the years before becoming a museum. Its restoration brought several stories of ghosts that continue to this day. What does Pat and Team Skeptic think of these stories? Poll Results What did listeners say about the Bell Witch episode? Is the Bell Witch family farm haunted? Still need to listen to our previous episode? Check it out here. Ghostly Podcast and Sinister Coffee – GHOSTLY10 Ghostly Sponsor Sinister Coffee and Creamery. Home to the excellent Apparition coffee and spooky stories.

Is the Bell's family farm haunted? Pat and Rebecca explore the Bell Witch haunting. The Bell Witch story is one of the oldest ghost stories in the United States with many twists and turns over the years. Many consider The Bell farm and Bell Witch Cave to be one of the most creepy places on earth. Does something paranormal haunt this land?

Listen to the spookiest paranormal podcasts Ghostly and Bob After Dark in Talking Paranormally for a discussion on haunted hotels! Hotels are well-known for being some of the most haunted places on earth, and this panel explores some of the creepiest ones.

Do ghost pets exist? In Ghostly's forty-fourth episode, Pat and Rebecca explore ghost pets. Many owners claim to have experienced visits from their pets after death. From sounds to noises and even physical manifestations, ghost pet stories seem to be very common. But are they real?

Listen to Chicagoland’s spookiest podcasts, Ghostly and Bob After Dark, on Chicago’s Paranormal Panel recorded on May 8th. Pat and Rebecca are joined by Bob Anderson and Steve Michaels from Bob After Dark and Special Guest (and paranormal guru) Ursula Bielski. Nick Mataragas from Freak of the Week serves as the Moderator for this amazing show.

Is there a Von Erich family curse? In Ghostly's forty-third episode, Pat and Rebecca are joined by Bob from Bob After Dark to explore the Von Erich family curse, one of the pro-wrestling world’s most tragic stories. With all the tragedy surrounding the Von Erich family, people start to wonder what happened. Was this family of wrestling royalty cursed?

Sleep Paralysis and it's three hallucinations. 1. Incubus - This is the feeling of weight or pressure on the chest while being choked or suffocated 2. Intruder in the Bedroom - Traditionally some kind of horrific presence or spirit which is then personalized and interpreted through visual, tactile, and kinetic cues 3. Vestibular-Motor Hallucinations - that’s the feeling of dissociation with the body or an out-of-body experience

Do Jack the Ripper and his victims still haunt this earth? In Ghostly's forty-first episode, Pat and Rebecca explore the dark history of the world’s first famous serial killer and the ghost stories still told about the Ripper and his victims.

Join as Ghostly discusses Microclimates as evidence for Paranormal Events with Nick Mataragas of Freak of the Week, and Bob Anderson from Bob After Dark on the brand new holiday - Skeptic Day

In this episode, we examine the Hauntings of the Perron Family and the movie The Conjuring. Was the Perron family home haunted? You decide after being presented with all the evidence and the complete and real history. Listen for some spooky, dark, and paranormal fun.

Pat and Rebecca are joined by Bob Anderson from Bob After Dark and Jack Blü of Chicago Hauntings Ghost Tours come on to help us debate the Old Chicago City Cemetery. 10,000 bodies were left behind when it became Lincoln Park including the zoo.

Does William Henry Harrison still haunt this Earth? In Ghostly's thirty-seventh episode, Pat and Rebecca tell the story of President William Henry Harrison in honor of President’s Day. Harrison was the first president to die in office after only 31 days. Does the United States’ 9th President haunt the attic of the White House?

Do Bonnie and Clyde Still Haunt this Earth? Do Bonnie and Clyde still haunt this earth? In Ghostly’s thirty-sixth episode, Pat and Rebecca tell the story of Bonnie and Clyde in honor of Valentine’s Day. These partners in crime loved each other fiercely in life…and also in death? In this paranormal podcast, hear the tale of the Barrow gang and decide if these lovers’ spirits linger. Bonnie with a shotgun reaches for officer Persell’s pistol in Clyde’s waistband. Questions Explored in this Episode Who was Clyde Barrow? Who was Bonnie Parker? How did they meet? What led them to a life of crime, and how did they become so famous? Who else was in the Barrow Gang? What crimes did they commit? How did they get caught, and how did they die? Where have people seen their ghosts? What is the death car? Do Bonnie and Clyde still haunt this world? Parker’s pose with a cigar and gun gained her an image in the press as a “cigar-smoking gun moll” after police found the undeveloped film in the Joplin house Listener Mail and Questions Listener mail from our new Facebook Group, Ghostly Society. Listen to the story of a toy that wouldn’t stop talking…even without batteries. Then join the group to join the discussion. Have a 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 can also email us individually at pat@ghostlypodcast.com or rebecca@ghostlypodcast.com. You could be on a future episode of Ghostly! Ghost Story Listen to Rebecca tell a story based on the Baker Hotel, one of the places people claim to have seen the ghosts of Bonnie and Clyde. Death Car behind class Nevada History of Bonnie and Clyde Listen to Pat give the fascinating history of Bonnie and Clyde. The famous gangsters were bank robbers, murders, and lovers. After growing up in and out of prison, Clyde decided he would never be taken alive and Bonnie wanted to join him in a life of fame and glory. Former Texas Ranger Frank Hamer and his posse granted the duo their wish in May 1934 near Gibsland, Louisiana when they ambushed the couple and shot up their car. Former Texas Ranger Frank Hamer, the Barrow Gang’s relentless shadow after the notorious Eastham prison breakout Time for the Debate Since Bonnie and Clyde’s gruesome deaths, their ghosts have been sighted where they died, where they are buried, in the car they were shot in, and in some of the places they stayed in the life on the run. Listen to Pat and Rebecca debate these sightings and give their believability ratings. Vote on the Episode Vote on if Bonnie and Clyde haunt this world using the poll on our Facebook page.  Just search for Ghostly Podcast on Facebook and be sure to Like us so you don’t miss anything! Poll Results Find out what listeners said for the Alcatraz episode – haunted or not?

Is Alcatraz Haunted? Is Alcatraz haunted? In Ghostly’s thirty-fifth episode, Pat and Rebecca explore Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary, one of the most popular tourist destinations in the United States. Not only does this former fortress have an interesting history, it also is shrouded in spooky stories. But is it a home for ghosts? Older drawing of Alcatraz and the Lighthouse with two men in a rowboat. Questions Explored in this Episode What is the history of Alcatraz Island, and how did it get its name? What role did the prison play in the Civil War? How did it go from military fortress to Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary to tourist destination? Did anyone ever escape from Alcatraz? Which cell blocks are considered the most haunted and why? Who are some of the most famous “residents” of the island? What are the biggest ghost stories? Is Alcatraz haunted? Warden’s House (Alcatraz Island). Photo by Bernard Spragg Listener Mail and Questions Special Bonus Reader Request! Eric, son of Mondo, requested we tell a story in honor of Chinese New Year, so listen to how the beginnings of this major holiday actually stem from a supernatural creature. We also have some great personal stories from listener Elisa involving a personal ghost…or do they? Have a 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 can also email us individually at pat@ghostlypodcast.com or rebecca@ghostlypodcast.com. You could be on a future episode of Ghostly! Ghost Story – Alcatraz Listen to Rebecca tell a story based on one of the most famous ghost sightings on Alcatraz involving one of its most famous residents. History of Alcatraz Listen to Pat give the history of Alcatraz prison. He explains how it came into the hands of the United States government, and then discusses the Rock’s dark history of being first a military fortress and then a maximum-security federal penitentiary. Alcatraz was only in use for 29 years as a federal prison. But during that time it housed some of the most notorious criminals in American History. * Al Capone* The Birdman of Alcatraz – Robert Franklin Stroud (who was actually a Ornithologist, but he couldn’t keep birds on Alcatraz) (he was also a pimp at the age of 18 in Alaska)* George “Machine Gun” Kelly* Bumpy Johnson (got the name from a bump on the back of his head)* Rafael Cancel Miranda (a member of the Puerto Rican Nationalist Party who attacked the United States Capitol building in 1954)* Mickey Cohen (who was actually a Professional Boxer and a mobster boss)* Arthur R. “Doc” Barker (he was killed while trying to escape Alcatraz)* Alvin “Creepy” Karpis (holds the record for the most time in prison on Alcatraz – 26 years) named creepy because of his sinister smile. He was a Canadian and of Lithuanian decent Alcatraz, Island, California, Prison, alcatraz, island, corridor, indoors, cellar, architecture, day Time for Debate! Join Pat and Rebecca for a debate on several of the most often told stories of the prison.