On September 5th, Amy and Jake went to Chris Staudinger’s book signing and took in a few ghost stories … and libations at one of our favorite haunts, The Foss Waterway Seaport Museum. Get the scoop after the jump.
There’s something creepy about an empty churchyard at night. The wind becomes still, barely rustling the fall leaves. The moon slips behind the clouds to dimly light the star-filled night. A shape moves between the headstones, low and steady, crouching. Most people would shrug it off as a stray dog….
This past weekend, I had the Ghostly Activities Club over for a little get-together. During the shindig, I gave away gear I didn’t use anymore. It’s not because it got old or it didn’t work. It’s because I’m changing how I approach ghost hunting. Get the scoop after the jump.
Ghost hunters love their gadgets. EMF meters, recorders, cameras, motion sensors—you name it, we bring it on an investigation. But ask anyone who’s been in the field long enough, and they’ll tell you the same thing: electronics don’t play nice around ghosts. Get the scoop after the jump.
Hi gang! Our Haunted Heritage has a new ghost hunting documentary is here! This time, the team heads to 108 Mile Ranch, a Canadian heritage site, to investigate the barn and Post House. Watch the doc after the jump.
These five short horrors are real reports and local legends submitted by readers and listeners of Ghostly Activities. They may sound like creepypastas, but the roots come from life. Get the scoop after the jump.
Port Townsend Ghost Hunting Documentary In January 2025, Our Haunted Heritage uncovered the spirits of former prostitutes, a madam, a child spirit, and something … sinister in the historic downtown. Tune in for your spooky fix today!
October 10, 1935 — The wind howled through the Black Hills of Thurston County as a geared steam locomotive rumbled across a rotting trestle. It would never finish its route. Get the scoop after the jump.
Hi gang. I wanted to share my favorite research method for ghost hunting. It’s called “Grave-to-Ghost” because it’s starts with a departed person (grave) and ends with a ghost (or ghost hunt). In 5 steps, you can have informative and credible research to inform your ghost hunt. Get the scoop…