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The Pond Creek Monster: Bigfoot and High Strangeness

The Pond Creek Monster: Bigfoot and High Strangeness

On a remote farm near the Shawnee National Forest, researchers investigate a surge of Bigfoot sightings and unexplained activity. Their search for evidence leads into a deeper mystery where cryptid lore and high strangeness collide.

Duration : 1h
Maturity Level : all

The Creepiest Bigfoot and UFO Encounters

The Creepiest Bigfoot and UFO Encounters

From eyewitness accounts of Bigfoot, jaw dropping UFO experiences around the globe, to high strangeness at Skinwalker Ranch to commercial pilot sightings and more.

Duration : 1h 35m
Maturity Level : all

Searching For Sasquatch: Skunk Ape Tracker

Searching For Sasquatch: Skunk Ape Tracker

Jason Kenzie teams up with Skunk Ape tracker Tim Turner to probe Florida’s deadly swamps in search of the legendary Skunk Ape—a fearsome cryptid said to lurk in the darkest corners of the Everglades.

Duration : 1h
Maturity Level : all

The Demon House

The Demon House

Paranormal investigator Zak Bagans documents the most authenticated case of possession in American history.

Duration : 1h 8m
Maturity Level : all

Haunters: The Art Of The Scare

Haunters: The Art Of The Scare

A mind-blowing documentary about how haunted houses for Halloween have spawned a controversial subculture of full-contact fear, including the founding of McKamey Manor by an ex-Navy man, where visitors are confronted with real physical encounters.

Duration : 1h 28m
Maturity Level : all

Pennywise: The Story of IT

Pennywise: The Story of IT

This in-depth look at the 1990 mini-series based on Stephen King’s novel features interviews with many of the cult classic’s key players, including director Tommy Lee Wallace and legend Tim Curry, who originated the iconic role of Pennywise the clown. Directed by Christopher Griffiths and John Campopiano.

Duration : 2h 6m
Maturity Level : all

Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story

Hollywood Dreams & Nightmares: The Robert Englund Story

Robert Englund has become one of the most revolutionary horror icons of our generation. This intimate portrait captures the man behind the Nightmare on Elm Street franchise and features interviews with Lin Shaye, Eli Roth, Tony Todd, Lance Henriksen, and Heather Langenkamp. Directed by Gary Smart and Christopher Griffiths.

Duration : 2h 10m
Maturity Level : all

The Magic of Plasma with Dana Kippel

The Magic of Plasma with Dana Kippel

Author and filmmaker Dana Kippel joins George Noory to make an unusual case: that the universe runs on plasma, and that people can consciously tap into it. She tells George the whole idea arrived in a single meditation — an experience she was too embarrassed to talk about for years, convinced she was going crazy — and that she only began writing after her father died.nnDana wrote the book broke and grieving in her mother’s guest room in Florida, and she is candid about the human side of it: the days she feels disconnected, the relapses, the fear of slowing down that she traces back to an unstable childhood. She and George walk through where the science actually touches the metaphysics, including the fact that astronomical plasma was named after blood plasma by physicist Irving Langmuir in 1928, and the work of authors like Robert Temple who argue plasma will reshape how we understand the cosmos.nnGeorge shares his own story of a friend who has passed on, and the two explore how plasma relates to belief, abundance, health, and what Dana calls her higher self. Her message, in her own words: you are never alone.

Duration : 44m
Maturity Level : 13_plus

Alien Abduction with Whitley Strieber

Alien Abduction with Whitley Strieber

Best-selling author Whitley Strieber joins George Noory for a gripping exploration of the encounters that inspired Communion and changed the conversation around alien abduction forever. Whitley recounts the terrifying and deeply transformative experiences he believes began at his remote cabin, describing the beings he encountered, the missing time, the physical evidence, and the emotional aftermath that followed.nnMoving beyond the question of whether these visitors are simply extraterrestrial, George and Whitley examine the possible connection between abduction experiences, consciousness, spirituality, trauma, and the nature of reality itself. Is humanity being observed, influenced, or prepared for something larger? And what happens when an encounter with the unknown permanently changes the way a person understands life, death, and our place in the universe?

Duration : 42m
Maturity Level : 13_plus

Conversations With the Dead with James Van Praagh

Conversations With the Dead with James Van Praagh

James Van Praagh — Spiritual medium, New York Times bestselling author — joins George Noory.

James Van Praagh moved to Los Angeles to write sitcoms and ended up, by his account, running out of Paramount Studios after something he could not explain. He tells George Noory about seeing what he describes as spirits from the age of a toddler, what he believes happens in the first moments after death — that everyone gets a reception — and why a man who has done this work for decades says he is more afraid of the living than the dead.

Duration : 38m
Maturity Level : 13_plus

Psychedelic Healing with Kristy Crabtree

Psychedelic Healing with Kristy Crabtree

Kristy Crabtree — Therapeutic counselor, author of Reclaiming Eden — joins George Noory.

Kristy Crabtree was scheduled for heart surgery as a child. She says the condition cleared within six months of the operation date and that the surgery never happened. In her account the healing took place aboard a craft, and it set the direction of her adult work. She talks with George Noory about the therapy practice that followed, the ayahuasca ceremonies she now leads in Mexico, and why she defines trauma as a distortion in what you believe reality is.

Duration : 42m
Maturity Level : 13_plus

On the Trail of Bigfoot with Matt Moneymaker

On the Trail of Bigfoot with Matt Moneymaker

Matt Moneymaker — Founder, Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization — joins George Noory.

Matt Moneymaker founded the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization after a night in eastern Ohio when, he says, something came within fifteen or twenty feet of him in the dark and stood there growling. He walks George Noory through why he treats the animal as flesh and blood rather than something paranormal, what the vocalisations sound like, why he still backs the Patterson–Gimlin film, and why the hard part is not finding the creature — it is paying for the lab work.

Duration : 44m
Maturity Level : 13_plus

What Happens When We Die with Dannion Brinkley

What Happens When We Die with Dannion Brinkley

Dannion Brinkley — Author and researcher, the Brinkley Foundation — joins George Noory.

George Noory sits down with Dannion Brinkley, who says lightning came down a landline into the side of his head and that he was clinically dead for 28 minutes. He describes three separate death events — two from the lightning, one from surgery — and what he believes he saw in them. Then the work that followed: 48 years as a hospice volunteer, 44 of them in the VA, and by his count 1,700 bedsides, 358 of them veterans taking a final breath.

Duration : 44m
Maturity Level : 13_plus

Life After Ozzy with Jack Osbourne

Life After Ozzy with Jack Osbourne

Television producer and paranormal investigator Jack Osbourne joins George Noory for a candid conversation about fame, family, and the unknown. Jack looks back on the accidental experiment that became The Osbournes, the hard-won lessons of getting sober at seventeen, and the trip with his father to meet Robert the Haunted Doll that turned a running joke into something far stranger.

A year after Ozzy Osbourne’s passing, Jack reflects on the man behind the showman, the Black Sabbath demos recorded before the band had a name, the biopic now in development, and the responsibility of carrying the family legacy forward. He also reveals how a paranormal dating idea born on Coast to Coast AM is finally becoming a Spark series, and why he now chases peace instead of happiness.

Duration : 42m
Maturity Level : 13_plus

What Real Paranormal Investigation Actually Looks Like w/ Steve Gonsalves | Ghost City Podcast

What Real Paranormal Investigation Actually Looks Like w/ Steve Gonsalves | Ghost City Podcast

Ghost stories are easy to binge. Living with the subject matter for decades is something else entirely. We sit down with Steve Gonsalves from Ghost Hunters to talk about what paranormal investigation looks like when the cameras are off: the sleepless nights, the intrusive memories, and the emotional weight that can hit you days later when a case finally sinks in.

We also get nerdy about the parts of the field that are changing fast. Steve shares how conversations with physicists and geophysicists have shaped his thinking on residual hauntings, frequency, energy, and vibration, plus why serious consciousness research is making the “impossible” feel less dismissible than it used to. From debunking common misreads like orbs to questioning shadow phenomena, the goal is the same: filter noise, keep your standards high, and stay honest about what you do not know.

Then we step right into the AI problem. Deepfakes and synthetic media can poison paranormal evidence overnight, but AI can also be a powerful tool for evidence filtration, pattern recognition, and analyzing huge datasets like environmental readings and time-based activity. We talk gear myths, why many people misunderstand EMF meters, and a wild EVP experiment involving a vacuum sealed box that raises bigger questions about how electronic voice phenomena might work.

If you’re into paranormal investigation, Ghost Hunters, EVPs, haunted houses, or the science behind the unexplained, you’ll walk away with new frameworks and a few new questions to argue about. Subscribe, share this with a friend who loves the weird, and leave a review with your own theory: what do you think we’re actually communicating with?

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Duration : 1h 24m
Maturity Level : all

Bigfoot Without the Hype: Footprints, DNA, and Real Research | Ghost City Podcast

Bigfoot Without the Hype: Footprints, DNA, and Real Research | Ghost City Podcast

In Part 1 of this two-part episode of the Ghost City Podcast, Tim Nealon sits down with Cliff Barackman, curator of the North American Bigfoot Center ( https://northamericanbigfootcenter.com/ ), to approach Sasquatch the way scientists approach any undiscovered species, through evidence, patterns, and repeatable data. Cliff explains why footprints matter more than fleeting sightings and how detailed trackway analysis can reveal behavior like foraging habits, seasonal movement, social grouping, and territory. The long-term patterns he’s documenting, recurring track sizes, repeated visits to the same micro-sites, and consistent seasonal windows, challenge popular Bigfoot migration myths and point instead toward stable home-range behavior.

The conversation moves from the forest floor to the lab, where an interdisciplinary team at North Carolina State University is testing environmental DNA (eDNA) from soil collected inside and outside suspected footprints. While early results don’t “prove Bigfoot,” they do establish a critical, auditable framework, one that allows future genetic discoveries to be cross-checked against archived samples. Along the way, Cliff tackles the cultural baggage surrounding Bigfoot research, separating evidence-based inquiry from paranormal hype, and explains how careful documentation, historical archives, and even limited uses of AI can support serious fieldwork without distorting the data. If you’re interested in Bigfoot research rooted in biology, method, and patience, not myth, this episode lays the groundwork.

Duration : 1h 14m
Maturity Level : all

What Most Ghost Hunters Get Wrong About Evidence and Spirits | Ghost City Podcast

What Most Ghost Hunters Get Wrong About Evidence and Spirits | Ghost City Podcast

Episode Description: The Ghost City Podcast is BACK with Season 2!
In this episode of the Ghost City Podcast, Tim sits down with paranormal investigator and author Gina Black to explore haunted locations across South Florida, Savannah, and beyond. Gina shares firsthand experiences from places like History Fort Lauderdale, the Gold Coast Railroad Museum, and the Sorrel Weed House, along with a thoughtful discussion on haunted objects—including a revealing perspective on Robert the Doll in Key West. From cemetery symbolism and Victorian funerary art to practical ghost-hunting advice for beginners, this conversation blends haunted history, folklore, and real-world investigation into a grounded look at how the dead continue to speak—if you know how to listen.

This Podcast is also available on Spotify, Apple and wherever you get your podcasts.

To purchase Gina's book mentioned on the podcast, Etched in Stone: Decoding Hidden Meanings in Cemeteries, https://a.co/d/2i25RKY

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Duration : 54m
Maturity Level : all

Ghost Hunting with Heart w/ Nick & Tessa Groff | Ghost City Podcast

Ghost Hunting with Heart w/ Nick & Tessa Groff | Ghost City Podcast

On this week’s episode of Ghost City: The Podcast, we sit down with Nick Groff and Tessa Groff for an in-depth conversation about paranormal investigation, EVP research, and the evolution of modern ghost hunting.

Nick shares his origin story as one of the early pioneers of paranormal television through his work on Ghost Adventures, and how that foundation shaped his approach to evidence-based spirit communication and documentary filmmaking today. Tessa, a lifelong medium and intuitive, discusses her near-death experience, psychic development, and how her abilities complement controlled investigations—blending technology, empathy, and testimony in real time.

When Nick and Tessa Groff walk into a room, the line between intuition and evidence gets razor thin...

In this episode of the Ghost City Podcast, we explore how a veteran paranormal investigator and a lifelong medium built a partnership where technology and testimony collide in real time. From Nick’s early fascination with Area 51 and filmmaking to Tessa’s near-death experience and psychic abilities she once tried to suppress, their paths converge on a shared philosophy: treat every spirit like a person first. The result is ghost hunting that blends EVP sessions, controlled experimentation, and intuitive insight: cross-checked, replayable, and rooted in respect.

We dig into cases that still echo, including an EVP declaring “Mark is dead” inside a historic theater and a deeply personal reading delivered to a mayor about his late father’s reclaimed accent. The conversation moves beyond spectacle into bigger questions about energy, consciousness, boundaries, and why vulnerability can invite contact. Nick and Tessa also preview their upcoming documentary, The Devil’s Mark, which follows a trauma-aware investigation into attachment and possession without leaning on religious tropes. If you’re interested in paranormal investigation that balances heart, skepticism, and evidence, this episode offers a rare look at what happens when experience, empathy, and equipment all point to the same moment.

Duration : 1h 45m
Maturity Level : all

Why She Refuses to Fake Paranormal Evidence | Ghost City Podcast

Why She Refuses to Fake Paranormal Evidence | Ghost City Podcast

A scratch appears through two untouched shirts. A prison hallway delivers a crystal-clear insult. A toddler points to an empty corner and calmly says, “ghost.” In this episode of the Ghost City Podcast, investigator and creator Katrina Weidman joins us for a candid look at modern paranormal research: where skepticism and curiosity sit side by side. From a haunted childhood to leading a school investigation club and becoming an early face of paranormal television, Katrina shares how the industry evolved, and how the pressure for bigger reactions can sometimes overshadow honest investigation.

We dive into the ethics of ghost hunting, staged evidence, and the responsibility investigators carry when grief, history, and belief intersect. Katrina discusses her series Voices from the Grave, along with her YouTube projects Travel the Dead and After the Dead, all focused on transparent fieldwork and haunted history rather than theatrics. Along the way, we explore EMF theories, environmental psychology, archival research, and why the most compelling evidence often comes from patient documentation: not viral clips. If you care about paranormal investigation rooted in integrity, preservation, and real stories, this conversation goes deeper than night vision and jump scares.

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Duration : 1h 9m
Maturity Level : all

The All-Women Team Changing Ghost Hunting | Ghost City Podcast

The All-Women Team Changing Ghost Hunting | Ghost City Podcast

A woman in white standing over a crib. Handprints forming beneath glass. A skeptic husband watching his chair spin while he barely looks up. In this episode of the Ghost City Podcast, investigator Angela Kaatz, founder of the all-female team Ghost Hunting Beauties, shares how a lifetime of strange encounters pushed her toward paranormal investigation rather than away from it. Angela explains how her team blends cinematic storytelling with careful fieldwork, focusing on heavy historical research, on-site debunking with property owners, and investigative tools like the Estes Method to reduce suggestion and capture clearer responses.

We also talk openly about the challenges women face in the male-dominated world of paranormal media and how Angela is helping shift that narrative through leadership and transparency. From shadow figures spotted by a watchful dog to investigations across haunted cities like New Orleans and San Antonio, Angela discusses the cultural layers, languages, and spiritual traditions that shape each location. She also shares the personal realities of mediumship, the boundaries required to stay grounded, and the ongoing debate around haunted objects and credible evidence in an era of AI manipulation. If you care about thoughtful ghost hunting, haunted history, and the next generation of investigators pushing the field forward, this conversation pulls back the curtain.

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Duration : 1h 24m
Maturity Level : all

What It’s Really Like to Own 50 Haunted Dolls | Ghost City Podcast

What It’s Really Like to Own 50 Haunted Dolls | Ghost City Podcast

A haunted doll does not need to move to change the feeling of a room.

In this episode of the Ghost City Podcast, Haley Michelle, also known as the Paranormal Princess, explains what “haunted” actually looks like beyond the movies. From subtle shifts in energy to objects that move, disappear, or seem to watch you back, Haley breaks down how she identifies attachments and why spirits may choose dolls as vessels.

With a collection of more than 50 haunted dolls and objects, she shares how patterns, behavior, and repeated experiences help her understand what may be present.

We also explore mediumship, intuition, and the personal side of paranormal investigation. Haley explains the difference between clear messages and fragmented impressions, and offers practical insight into developing awareness without jumping to conclusions.

From investigations at locations like the Indiana State Sanatorium and Ohio State Reformatory to deeply personal experiences with grief and signs from loved ones, this conversation moves between evidence, emotion, and belief.

If you are interested in haunted objects, EVP, spirit communication, and the human side of the paranormal, this episode stays with you long after it ends.

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Duration : 1h 24m
Maturity Level : all

Most Ghost Stories Get the History Wrong | Ghost City Podcast

Most Ghost Stories Get the History Wrong | Ghost City Podcast

Ghost stories are easy to sell. The truth is harder and a lot more interesting.

We’re joined by Troy Taylor, prolific author of nearly 160 books and founder of American Hauntings, to break down what happens when you stop chasing viral legends and start chasing sources.

This conversation gets into why history is the only real foundation for haunted locations, how bad ghost tour folklore spreads like a game of telephone, and why cities like New Orleans often preserve the loudest version of a story instead of the documented one.

We dig into what the records actually suggest about figures like Delphine LaLaurie and Marie Laveau, and why “tourist-friendly” does not have to mean “made up.”

From Alton, Illinois and its Underground Railroad history to prisons, epidemics, and river-town tragedies, Troy explains how real events create the conditions for hauntings without inventing demons on demand.

We also unpack paranormal investigation. Why “using science to prove ghosts” misunderstands what science is, how TV ghost hunting shifted the focus to gadgets instead of context, and why patterns across independent witnesses can be more compelling than any device.

We wrap with Troy’s American Oddities Museum, preserving artifacts tied to real stories, plus a detour into Bigfoot, why cryptid culture went off track, and how AI will make future “evidence” harder to trust.

If you care about haunted history, ghost tours, true crime, and responsible paranormal storytelling, this episode is your roadmap.

To learn more about Troy Taylor and everything he's got going on, visit www.americanhauntingsink.com

Duration : 1h 32m
Maturity Level : all

How a Clairvoyant Creator Handles Haunted Dolls with Kelsi Davies | Ghost City Podcast

How a Clairvoyant Creator Handles Haunted Dolls with Kelsi Davies | Ghost City Podcast

Kelsi Davies joins the Ghost City Podcast for a deep, strange, and surprisingly personal conversation about haunted dolls, clairvoyance, spirit communication, and what it means to grow up seeing the dead.

Kelsi is an actress, paranormal creator, and clairvoyant best known for her haunted doll Lola and her full-length paranormal investigations. In this episode, Tim talks with Kelsi about her childhood experiences with spirits, how haunted dolls became part of her life, why Lola feels different from the rest, and what she believes ghosts actually are.

They also get into the Garnett House, Nevada State Prison, spirit boxes, Ouija boards, dreams, astral projection, plant medicine, consciousness, fear, skepticism, and why the paranormal may be less about “ghost hunting” and more about understanding what we really are.

This episode is for anyone who has ever wondered whether haunted dolls are real, whether spirits can attach to objects, or whether ghost stories are just the first step toward something much bigger.

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Duration : 1h 25m
Maturity Level : all

Why Gettysburg Still Feels Haunted Today w/ Andy Andrews | Ghost City Podcast

Why Gettysburg Still Feels Haunted Today w/ Andy Andrews | Ghost City Podcast

Something about Gettysburg keeps pulling people back. Maybe it is the history, maybe it is the grief still embedded in the landscape, or maybe it is the feeling that the past is not fully past when you stand where thousands died. In Part 1 of this two-part conversation on the Ghost City Podcast, Tim sits down with Ghost City Tours Gettysburg manager Andy Andrews to explore the experiences that convinced him the paranormal is real. From a childhood spent near battlefields to early ghost hunts with cassette recorders and raw EVP sessions, Andy explains why direct voice responses can feel far more convincing than photos in an era where AI makes visual evidence harder to trust.

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We also dive deep into some of Gettysburg’s most haunted locations, including the Hoffman Mansion, the Cashtown Inn, and the battlefield itself. Along the way, we discuss shadow figures, doors moving on their own, unsettling basement energy tied to Civil War medical history, and what it feels like to witness a full-bodied apparition with your own eyes at places like Triangle Field. If you are interested in Gettysburg ghost stories, Civil War hauntings, EVP evidence, and real paranormal investigation, this episode lays the groundwork for an even deeper dive in Part 2.

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Duration : 57m
Maturity Level : all