Wishing you a very happy spooky season! Enjoy autumn, cozy sweaters, strong coffee and chilly mornings!
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Jacob Rice is a paranormal documentarian and haunted historian based in the Pacific Northwest. He's been investigating since 2009. Three million site visitors, 1 million podcast downloads, 3 books, 20 documentaries.
Hi gang! If you didn’t notice, I just did some site maintenance and reconfiguring on a couple of sites. First, GhostsAndMonsters.com is now Monster-Bureau.com. I changed its name to better align with my monster news podcast called Monster Bureau. It’s a fictional radio news bureau that covers monster attacks. Second,…
Hi gang, I hope all is well. Right now, I’ve got to finish 2 documentaries, so I’ll slow down on posting. Instead of near daily posts, I’ll post 1 or 2 two times per week. My goal is to finish both films this month. Hopefully, I’ve got enough posts to…
16 years is a long time to spend your money and time on anything. In this article, Jake drops some wisdom and regrets from his ghost hunting career (if you can have a career in ghost hunting that is). Get the scoop after the jump. Discover more from GHOSTLY ACTIVITIES…
Beginning with the Spiritualist movement in the 19th century, the belief in communication with the spirits of the dead has significantly shaped the way Americans approach paranormal investigations. From the rise of séances and spirit photography to the modern use of scientific equipment, the legacy of spiritualism continues to permeate…
Hi gang! I hope you’re well. This post reflects a new direction for Ghostly Activities. Well, maybe it’s a return to my roots when I launched the blog waaaaay back in 2013. The site content will become much more investigative and procedural in nature. That’s because I see a need…
Ok, my spooky friends, let’s settle this once and for all … When does spooky season really begin? Some of us are lighting pumpkin candles and watching horror flicks the second September hits. Others wait for that first crisp fall night, when the air smells like leaves and ripe apples….
