Hi gang!
It’s that time of year again … which means more haunted adventures! I hope you have a safe, fun, creepy, scary and frightful spooky season. Thanks for reading Ghostly Activities. Much appreciated and take care!
Your humble paranormal researcher,
Jake
Jacob "Jake" Rice has been researching ghosts and hauntings since 2009. He launched the blog in 2013 and podcast in 2019. Jake lives near Olympia, Washington with his pack of rescue mutts.
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….
I audited my ghost hunting equipment and simplified what goes in my investigation kit. Out went gear that doesn’t support or verify what my senses capture. Get the scoop on what I kept … and what I dumped.
Hi there. I hope all is well with you. You might wonder where I’ve been. Well, I’ve been updating some older posts (like really old ones) that could use a refresh. I forgot how much I’ve written about ghosts over the years! Also, I launched a new site, Puget Sound…
Ghostly Activities has been around the InterWebs for a while now. It started as a ghost hunting team in Chicago, and then became a tutorial site for new ghost hunters. It started in January 2013 on Tumblr until it became a full-fledged website in July of that year. Over the…
Ghost hunting exploded when Ghost Hunters (the TV show) debuted back in 2004. With that, regular folks grabbed flashlights and audio recorders, and headed into the old, abandoned house down the street. But something else happened: Sensationalized paranormal encounters flooded the airwaves, YouTube, and the Interwebs. Now, I think it’s…
