
We discuss all things paranormal and spooky! Join your hosts, Heaven and Jonathan, as we dive into the paranormal and discuss our own ghostly experiences, haunted locations, and all the spooky lore you could ever want. Please follow or subscribe to be sure you get the newest episodes.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 115 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Lighthouses have been around for more than 2200 years, lighting the way for ships and warning of shallow waters. For most of that time, lighthouses required a human operator: someone to manage the light. The light keeper was a dedicated person, often... more
The autumn of 1973 saw a wave of UFO sightings across the country, but especially in the south. While many of those sightings were mere lights in the sky, some were much more. One in particular stands out among the rest. On a warm October evening in ... more
In this wild episode, Heaven surprises Jonathan with a special guest: our friend Corey from the Good Chat with CW podcast. We’ve been on Corey’s podcast a few times, so it’s way past due that Corey come on Ope, A Ghost and tell us about his experienc... more
The Midwest hides its darkness well — tucked between cornfields, covered bridges, and quiet main streets. But if you know where to look, the past refuses to stay buried. In this week's episode, we venture deep into the heart of America to investigate... more
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Love Heaven and Jonathan!! You guys are amazing!!!! Please keep making more episodes!!! Can’t wait to see you guys at the next Haunted America Conference!! Martha aka the Lady with the Purple NOW Orange hair! 😉
Amazing show and great hosts! Truly fun and entertaining with great back and forth about the paranormal!
I’ve been listening for a while. The hosts are fun and have great chemistry. The topics are interesting and presented in a fun way. I love this podcast. It’s like hanging out with friends talking about the paranormal.
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Two conversational hosts explore paranormal lore, haunted locations, and historical context with a road-trip energy and light humor. Episodes skew toward location history, eyewitness accounts, and investigations, often pairing folklore with archival details and personal experiences. The show stands out for its approachable banter, accessible research, and a steady rhythm of guest spots, audience engagement, and pop-culture references that keep the storytelling engaging for fans of ghosts, mysteries, and travel-focused haunt tourism.
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