Hospitals are supposed to be places of healing, places of birth, and places of hope. But with all of the varying highs and lows that are experienced in these buildings, is it any wonder when echoes linger indefinitely? How about asylums, which house some of society’s worst offenders and troubled inmates, or sanatoriums, places where the mentally and physically ill find themselves trapped, even after death?

Journey inside the history of these macabre settings and learn about the horrors from the past that live on in these frighteningly eerie tales from Canada, the United States, and around the world.

My special guests tonight are paranormal investigators Joey and Tonya Madia, who spent two years investigatingwhat’s believed to be the most haunted library in North Carolina — the Earle W. Webb Jr. Memorial Library.

Welcome to a library where the ghosts aren’t confined to the pages of old books—they roam the halls, whisper through the stacks, and make their presence known to anyone brave enough to enter. Built on haunted ground with a history steeped in pirate lore and German U-boat activity, this historic site is alive with restless spirits and supernatural energy.

Joey and Tonya take us on a mind-bending journey through their extensive investigation, revealing the eerie phenomena, historical research, and psychic encounters that uncovered the library’s otherworldly residents. They also share what makes this case a textbook example of professional paranormal investigation, from technical equipment and environmental monitoring to mediumship and intuitive observation.

My special guest tonight is author and paranormal researcher Daryl Mallet, who joins me to uncover the haunted secrets of Tucson, Arizona—one of the Southwest’s most mysterious and spiritually charged cities.

From historic hotels and dusty desert cemeteries to forgotten mining towns and shadowy missions, Daryl shares spine-chilling encounters that reveal Tucson’s haunted side. His book dives deep into the ghost stories, legends, and supernatural phenomena that linger across southern Arizona, where echoes of the Old West and restless spirits still roam.

Join us as we explore the eerie energy that pervades this desert city, the haunted landmarks that locals whisper about, and the strange encounters that defy explanation.

My special guest tonight is Dan Baldwin here to discuss his is second book based on his experiences communicating with spirits using a pendulum. Get his book Paranormal Pendulum II on Amazon.

Death is the beginning of life. Or, more accurately, is death just the beginning of a richer, fuller and more fulfilling life? Is what we label death just a precursor to a life that really begins once someone makes the transition from this physical world to – what, where or even when? The what, where, when and even some of the how are answered in the pages of this book. The who you know already and the why is left up to you and your relationship with the Great Mystery. Consider, then, this book a general roadmap to a journey we will all be taking. You have the ability to explore the territory in greater detail yourself. One of the goals of this book is to encourage readers to go deeper into those topics on their own. Pendulum dowsing is just one of many tools available to converse with the spirit realm. Discover what you can of the undiscovered country. And fear not, for when you actually do get there, you’ll see - death is just the beginning of life.

Tonight, I’m joined by Bishop James Long, one of the foremost authorities on demonology and spiritual warfare, to explore the chilling realities behind demonic possession, exorcisms, and the dark entities that have plagued humanity for centuries.

Bishop Long has been featured on major television networks, documentaries, and paranormal programs for his extensive firsthand experience in the field. With years of study, countless investigations, and direct encounters with the demonic, he offers an unfiltered perspective on how evil manifests, how it’s identified, and the spiritual tools required to confront it.

From understanding the subtle stages of possession to the role of faith in battling darkness, this conversation delves deep into the realm where theology meets the unexplained.

👉 Tune in for an unforgettable discussion that challenges what you think you know about demons, deliverance, and divine protection.

Tonight, my special guest is paranormal investigator Andrea Mesich, who joins me to discuss her spine-chilling encounters at some of the most haunted locations in Wisconsin and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

In her book The Ghost in the Coal Cellar, Andrea shares the eerie details of her most intense investigations — from a rocking chair that moves on its own to a burned schoolhouse filled with restless spirits, and phantom lights deep in the forest that seem to chase anyone who dares to enter.

Andrea reveals what it’s really like to explore these haunted sites, what equipment and methods she uses to document supernatural activity, and how her journey into the paranormal began. Whether you’re a seasoned ghost hunter or a curious skeptic, you’ll gain fascinating insight into what it takes to confront the unknown.

Tonight, my special guest is paranormal investigator Richard Palmisano, who joins me to discuss his chilling investigations into some of the most haunted locations across Canada. From the misty corridors of the Banff Springs Hotel to the eerie halls of Craigdarroch Castle and Tranquille Sanatorium, Canada’s landscape is filled with restless spirits, tragic tales, and unexplained phenomena.

Palmisano, one of Canada’s leading paranormal researchers, has spent decades exploring sites where apparitions, mysterious sounds, and ghostly encounters continue to defy explanation. We’ll discuss some of the country’s most active haunted hotspots, including:

• The Fairmont Empress Hotel and its spectral guests.
• The Charles Camsell Hospital, once a tuberculosis sanatorium and now a center of haunting legends.
• The Old Spaghetti Factory in Vancouver, home to a phantom streetcar conductor.
• The Frank Slide disaster site, where lost souls are said to wander the mountain pass.

From ancient tragedy to modern hauntings, Richard reveals why Canada is considered one of the most spiritually active regions in the world—and what his team has uncovered through firsthand investigation and documentation.

👉 Learn more about Richard’s work and books on Canadian hauntings, and prepare for a journey deep into the ghostly heart of the Great White North.

Tonight, my returning guest is author Rebecca F. Pittman, here to uncover the chilling history and lingering hauntings of one of the most infamous events in early American history — the Salem Witch Trials.

In 1692, the quiet village of Salem, Massachusetts, erupted in chaos as accusations of witchcraft spread like wildfire. Neighbors turned against one another, and within months, nineteen people were hanged, one man was crushed to death, and several others died in prison. What began with the “crying out” of a few young girls spiraled into one of the darkest chapters of collective hysteria the world has ever seen.

Rebecca’s book, The History and Haunting of Salem, explores not only the historical truth behind these events but also the paranormal energy that still lingers over Salem today. She shares exclusive interviews with leading historians and researchers, never-before-seen photos of Proctor’s Ledge—the actual site of the hangings—and explores how the town continues to wrestle with its haunted past.

From historical tragedy to modern-day tourism and pop culture nods like Hocus Pocus, this episode examines how Salem remains both a warning and a wonder—a place where history and the supernatural collide.

👉 Learn more about Rebecca’s work at www.rebeccafpittmanbooks.com
and get her books, including The History and Haunting of Salem, on Amazon.