
This podcast goes into questions about the paranormal that you may not hear on other podcasts along with personal investigations conducted by your host, Nicholas McGirr. The analytical approach to ghost hunting is portrayed throughout each episode with stats, data and raw material captured during investigations. The 2025 season introduces Co-Host Joshua Amen, owner of Tales from a Ghost Hunter. Hi... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 103 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Season 7, Episode 79 Clairvoyancy
Clairvoyancy. Do we all have it, do some of us have it, or is it just a myth for some to reap the cash on playing on emotions?
Listen in as Nick Knight and Josh Amen toggle these questions spinning skepticism of th... more
Season 7, Episode 78 Tasseomancy
Listen to a much long awaited episode from Nick Knight and Josh Amen!
The topic of tasseomancy, or tea leaf reading in special cups is a fascinating subject in which Nick & Josh explore for the first time. How can ... more
The Scole Experiment has brought so much into the paranormal field of study. Disembodied voices, levitation, apports, and so much more. So why isn’t it being discussed more in the paranormal community?
Listen in as Nick and Josh dissect this amazin... more
Our FINAL episode of 2025! Listen in as Nick and Josh recap this season and begin planning for a weekly episode in 2026.
Back half of the show, you’ll hear how our modern day Christmas traditions were birthed and inspired by darker superstitions fr... more
The show is interesting. It’s also very clever to claim this podcast will no longer be monetized through ads but then give raving reviews about apps or equipment. Gotta get paid, but don’t be sneaky about it. Just play ads 🤣
Can’t wait to go to Charleston and take a tour.
Took a tour while in Charleston and loved it! This show is a great listen!!
Nicholas does a great job of researching his locations and telling a great story. Since I live in Charleston I’m familiar with so many of the places he explores but he’s introduced me a few more that I haven’t visited. Give him a listen!
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A data-driven paranormal conversation where two researchers dissect mysteries with a scientist's mindset. Episodes mix historical context, field investigations, and methodological rigor, often using a scoring system and data-driven notes to evaluate claims. A notable angle is the focus on reproducible methods, audience engagement through long-form analysis, and occasional crossovers or collaborations that broaden the scope beyond traditional ghost-hunting storytelling. The show is likely to attract listeners who value skepticism, historical context, and practical frameworks for evaluating paranormal phenomena, as well as fans of Charleston-area haunted history and related folklore. The addition of a scientifically-minded co-host in 2025 lik... more
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