Freakin' Paranormal

Four of the most famous human/alien interaction and abduction stories--one earlier in history than you might imagine! Join Jessica and Trish as a paranormal force (or just plain bad wiring) messes with their remote connection! LOL.

Who knew there were so many sightings of UFOs? And that England has its own Roswell incident? Or a sporting event was stopped midway through a game because of something in the sky? Join us as we look at four inexplicable events. Or weather balloons. Or lighthouse beams. Or space debris. You decide...

Two of the states with the most reports of paranormal activity are North and South Dakota. Travel with Jessica and Trish to this haunted area, featuring:   The Girl Who Froze Alive  White Lady Lane in Walhalla  Buffalo Bill's Bar and Grill in Deadwood  Riverside Cemetery in Fargo  The Miniwashitu AKA The Missouri River Monster  Easton Castle in Aberdeen

Just in time for Halloween! Trish and Jessica kick off Season 3 with the Blue Lady, Mysterious Flashlights, Tommy, A Really Old Distillery and the unfortunate end of the Count of Buena Vista Winery. Plus, Trish apologizes in advance for being cranky... Watch the Mansfield Winery Paranormal Investigation Summary:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=urx0GxbShsc&t=145s

Trish shares two personal paranormal experiences from the Big Island, as well as tales of the Night Marchers, the Choking Ghost, what you can't transport around or off the islands, and the shenanigans of that goddess-about-town, Pele. 

We assumed that Wyoming, being part of the old wild west, would be haunted, but we never dreamed it would be so WEIRDLY haunted. Let's see...a mountain that moved at 100 mph, a wedding night that turned into a bloodbath, a site that was founded (and haunted) by a famous showman whose wife donated his body to the state against his will, and a—get this—haunted chandelier! Come with us to weird and wacky Wyoming.

Real-time ghost-hunting in Barcelona, Spain—where the devil haunts a market and Trish runs scared!

The word "cemetery" derives from Greek for "sleeping place." Come with us to four cemeteries where souls may be sleeping—but not all that peacefully. (And try not to notice how many times we say "creepy!" It happens...)

The grisly end to a famous outlaw, two ill-fated lovers stuck in a closet, the ghost of little Bobby, and of course Roswell. 

The Bridgeport Triangle that has more mysteries than the Bermuda Triangle, a murder most foul (can you say dissection vault three times?) at Harvard University, and other special spectral spots.

Does Elvis haunt a Shreveport auditorium? What creepy room was revealed after a fire in a New Orleans mansion? Haunted bars, pirate homes, plantations and more!

Levitating whiskey bottles in Great Falls, what really went on in a college bathroom in Helena, a surprising mummy found near Red Lodge and the spooky tales of Whitefish. You would think wrongly-accused cowboys and lovesick pioneer women would haunt the Treasure State, but no...

Author Michael Anthony Gagliardi talks about his book, Devil Take the Hindmost, an account of his traumatic childhood growing up with what he now believes was a mother possessed by demons. This is a story of one boy's horrifying journey into adulthood, and the indomitable spirit within him that helped him survive. You can purchase his book at Amazon.

Good times won't leave the Patsy Clark Mansion, the cursed third floor of Manresa Castle, the tragedy echoing at the Davenport Hotel and Kells Irish Pub, where people literally died to get in.

The Whaley House—America's #1 Haunted House, the USS Hornet, The Groveland Hotel near Yosemite, an old Spanish mission near Santa Barbara, and a saloon and hotel in Placerville, once known as Hangtown. (Kinda obvious why this old boomtown might have a few ghosts!)

The Bermuda Triangle of the Pacific, the infamous Mary Celeste, what should have been a simple two-day journey for the MV Joyita and the tragic end of the Lady Lovibond.

One of the world's most haunted train stations, the lights of a signal man, where the dead get off in Sweden, a train wreck that will not die and rails you can ride in Paris to underground stations and ghosts...if you're freakin' paranormal!

The Most Haunted Airport in the World, The Ghost of Flight 401, a Dead Highwayman at Heathrow, The Man with a Briefcase and 99 Monks.

We're kicking off Season 2 with a bonus episode where we preview episodes to come in 2021. Come laugh with us and listen to some heavy breathing (Toby's).

Join us for our spookiest episode ever as two Freakin' Paranormal listeners share their first-hand ghost stories. If you would like to share your paranormal experience, contact us at freakinparanormal@gmail.com.

Moth Man, the Bunyip, the Mongolian Death Worm and  other cryptids to creep you out.

The Highgate Cemetery Vampire, strange eating preferences of vampires in Madagascar, flying torsos and two of the most famous vampires of all time.

A voodoo queen, an island of warlocks, a UK woman from the 1400s who predicted the Internet, and many more stories about famous witches and warlocks. 

The Sacrificed Nun, The Blue Lady, Blood Alley and much more!

The gates of Hell, the house that kills, a statue that points toward the hidden Holy Grail and sculptures made of petrified men. Join us on a paranormal romp through Venice and Turin.

What city is considered the most haunted place in British Columbia and why? The most filmed (but haunted) building in Canada. An architect's ghost that has traveled all the way from England after his horrific murder. And more!

The Mummelsee and the Baden nymphs, the real Dr. Frankenstein and the breastplate bride.

The first recorded case of vampirism, another lady and an island no one will buy.

Gray Ladies, Edinburgh tunnels and Annan vampires. Oh, my!

From the haunted canals of Mexico City to the secrets hidden in a small surfing village.

Secrets of the catacombs, what happens at the Eiffel Tower, and more reasons not to live with a jealous husband in a remote estate.

Explore supernatural Portugal—from castles with lovelorn princesses to houses no one can live in.