Saturday May 11, 2013
Ghostly topic and an impromptu, welcome guest
With no official guest this night, we hosts (Kat Klockow being absent: Henry Foister, Ceiling Cat [CC] Barbara Duncan and I), discussed "Ghosts Coast to Coast."
CC leaped in about an Argentina village flooded 10 November 1985, and only now receding, apparently providing really strange ghost-town like photos.
Henry spoke of the Hull House in Chicago, and the devil baby story attached thereto.
Henry spoke about the Riddle House,
We got to talking about the one and only Robert the Doll, even with Marla Brooks who unexpectedly called in; we talked about Robert speaking live during one of Marla's show's broadcasts.
Marla and I spoke about some local/Los Angeles haunts, such as the Downtown Theatre and the Matrix Theatre, both at which I'd had personal experiences.
After the first break, CC brought up the Brookdale Lodge, which I'd visited several years ago after moving to the west coast, its Room 43 being very haunted, etc., sadly since closed, due to a fire (and a construction repairman falling to his death).
Henry spoke of Driskill Hotel in Austin Texas, while Marla brought up the Hearst Castle, and its ostentatiousness.
As Marla is "local" to me, we discussed Doheny Mansion just north of Sunset Boulevard. Marla had found a spot in which she Got that she was Not To Be at a certain spot. I mentioned a similar experience friends of mine had had when visiting Ringwood Manor years ago.
Just before the second break, Henry said tonight we had listeners in the US, France, Canada, Finland and the UK, and CC spoke of the horrorific Louisiana Lalaurie House.
Henry spoke of the Preston Castle in Ione in the Sacremento area, and the Florida Stranaham House and the Old Hollis Inn in Iowa.
We spoke of the Willard Library 24/7 webcams with the library's famous Grey Lady and other ghosts.
Henry provided a few of the source sites that on which I tend to rely for links on these reports: shadowlands.net, prairieghosts.com and hauntedplaces.com.
I gave out Marla's website information (as she was neglecting to do so), my site's Paranormal View hub page, indicating people from there can find the show's respective report pages, that we're very findable on Facebook, the official Paranormal View page page, and quickly adding that information regarding health products people should be taking by indicating anyone with health issues or those who are just chronologically... aging in general... could contact me directly at qivana2904@gmail.com, et al. I gave out Kat's HuntForGhosts page on which she had recently updated with photos from her recent trip to Japan; Barbara didn't officially give out her Facebook information, but it was inferred.
Henry conveyed our guest the next week might possibly be two women living in a haunted house (partially confirmed)...