My special guest is author Bruce Jenvey who's here to discuss the little known stories and haunted history around the Great Lakes. Get his book Heros and Haunts of he Great Lakes on Amazon.

For ten years, Bruce Jenvey explored the Great Lakes as a journalist for Great Lakes Cruiser Magazine. Along the way, he collected stories of the little-known heroes and in some cases, forgotten history that helped shape the two nations that share this famed waterway. Here is a handpicked collection of Bruce’s favorite stories from his travels, stories of inspiration, ingenious innovation and valiant courage against all odds. These are the stories of The Cable, Albert Ocha, The Great Farini, The Battle of Lake Erie, The Lorain Tornado and more. Here are tales of humor and lessons learned like The Wreck Of The Gunilda and The Day Dave Bombed Detroit. There are legends, too, such as The Maid Of The Mist and Nanabosho, The Sleeping Giant, as well as the haunting at The Olde Angel Inn and The Ghosts Of Fort George. Here are over forty such stories in total that will surprise you, thrill you, and become part of your own Great Lakes Heritage.

Tonight, my special guest is Jeff Belanger, renowned author, historian, and paranormal researcher, here to discuss his fascinating book Who’s Haunting the White House: The President’s Mansion and the Ghosts That Live There.

For more than two centuries, the White House has been a symbol of power, history, and mystery. But behind the polished halls and presidential portraits, countless visitors and staff have reported ghostly encounters that defy explanation. From Abraham Lincoln’s spirit roaming the upper floors to Dolly Madison’s protective presence in the Rose Garden, the President’s mansion may be one of the most haunted locations in America.

Jeff Belanger takes us on a chilling tour through history, revealing first-hand accounts, archival research, and eyewitness testimony that connect America’s past leaders with the paranormal. We’ll explore:

• Which U.S. presidents and first ladies are said to still walk the halls
• Strange events witnessed by White House staff, guards, and world leaders
• The legends, séances, and psychic experiments held inside the Executive Mansion
• Why the White House’s ghosts continue to fascinate paranormal investigators today

A captivating blend of American history, folklore, and ghost lore, this episode reveals how even the most powerful home in the world can’t escape the mysteries of the afterlife.

Returning to the show tonight is author Rebecca Pittman who's here to discuss her new book called The Haunting of Palace of Versailles.

It was a palace of the Kings of France; the creation of the Sun King, Louis XIV. The marvel of all Europe it soon became a gilded cage for the monarchs and the courtiers who lived there. The saga of Versailles is filled with intrigue, scandal, glory, and tragedy. It is here that the nobility of France manipulated and poisoned their way to the top. Marriages, deaths, mistresses, secret passageways, and betrayal---it all added up to the French Revolution that cost Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette their heads. Yet it is also within these opulent walls that we find the dreams of those who conquered Europe through military campaigns or outsmarting their own bloodline. No one was safe. No one was exempt from the King's spies who secretly opened letters and reported on every move within the palace and grounds.

Tonight, my special guest is Randy Liebeck, a renowned paranormal researcher and field investigator whose work bridges the gap between science and the supernatural. For decades, Randy has explored ghost and poltergeist phenomena across the United States and Great Britain—using both advanced detection technology and sharp investigative insight to separate fact from fiction.

Randy’s career spans consulting for major media and academic institutions, including appearances and advisory roles on hit shows like Unsolved Mysteries, Sightings, and Dead Famous: Ghostly Encounters. His research has been featured in FATE Magazine, Ghost! Magazine, and numerous international publications.

In this episode, we discuss:

• What defines a true haunting versus a psychological or environmental anomaly
• How poltergeist activity may be linked to human consciousness and emotion
• The most compelling cases from Randy’s decades of fieldwork
• How television and science often interpret hauntings very differently
• The evolving field of parapsychological research and its future

Randy also shares stories from his investigations and insight into the challenges of working between skepticism, science, and the unexplained.

Tonight, my special guest is Dan Baldwin, an author and paranormal investigator who’s dedicated his life to helping find missing people and uncovering mysteries of the spirit world through the ancient art of pendulum dowsing.

In his groundbreaking book The Paranormal Pendulum, Dan reveals how this seemingly simple tool can become a powerful bridge between worlds. He explains how dowsing connects energy fields, allowing investigators to receive messages from spirits, locate lost objects—or even lost souls.

Each chapter of his book combines practical guidance, real case studies, and transcripts from authentic investigations, making it one of the most comprehensive and accessible resources for anyone drawn to psychic exploration. Whether you’re an experienced investigator or simply curious about the metaphysical, Dan’s work offers insight into how intuition and science can work hand in hand to explore the unknown.

Hospitals are supposed to be places of healing, places of birth, and places of hope. But with all of the varying highs and lows that are experienced in these buildings, is it any wonder when echoes linger indefinitely? How about asylums, which house some of society’s worst offenders and troubled inmates, or sanatoriums, places where the mentally and physically ill find themselves trapped, even after death?

Journey inside the history of these macabre settings and learn about the horrors from the past that live on in these frighteningly eerie tales from Canada, the United States, and around the world.

My special guests tonight are paranormal investigators Joey and Tonya Madia, who spent two years investigatingwhat’s believed to be the most haunted library in North Carolina — the Earle W. Webb Jr. Memorial Library.

Welcome to a library where the ghosts aren’t confined to the pages of old books—they roam the halls, whisper through the stacks, and make their presence known to anyone brave enough to enter. Built on haunted ground with a history steeped in pirate lore and German U-boat activity, this historic site is alive with restless spirits and supernatural energy.

Joey and Tonya take us on a mind-bending journey through their extensive investigation, revealing the eerie phenomena, historical research, and psychic encounters that uncovered the library’s otherworldly residents. They also share what makes this case a textbook example of professional paranormal investigation, from technical equipment and environmental monitoring to mediumship and intuitive observation.

My special guest tonight is author and paranormal researcher Daryl Mallet, who joins me to uncover the haunted secrets of Tucson, Arizona—one of the Southwest’s most mysterious and spiritually charged cities.

From historic hotels and dusty desert cemeteries to forgotten mining towns and shadowy missions, Daryl shares spine-chilling encounters that reveal Tucson’s haunted side. His book dives deep into the ghost stories, legends, and supernatural phenomena that linger across southern Arizona, where echoes of the Old West and restless spirits still roam.

Join us as we explore the eerie energy that pervades this desert city, the haunted landmarks that locals whisper about, and the strange encounters that defy explanation.