Or So They Say ...

Ep.38 The Chauncey Rose House

Ghosts are hard enough to believe, but what about ghosts at a location that doesn't even exist anymore? Who knew a coffee shop could be sitting on so much history? Join us at, of all places, one of our cities many Starbucks locations as we discuss the history of the orphaned children of Terre Haute.

 

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Ep.37 Nefarious Noblesville Ghost Walk

An aside from the usual haunted stories, we let somebody else tell them for us, and we listened this time. One of a number of haunted walks offered throughout the Indianapolis area, we bring you the hauntings of Noblesville, Indiana, and walk away with a few future locations to visit. Listen to us drink too much wine, and almost get lost along the way.

 

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Ep.36 Grave in the Middle of the Road

We're always excited to stumble upon new and unique locations. We love our haunted cemeteries and hills as much as the next person, but not often to you get to see an entire cemetery in the middle of a road. Lots of history to back this one up, but what about the haunted stories? We'll tell you what we found, but maybe someone else could tell it for you too...

 

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Listener Episode 8

You've heard us tell his stories, you've heard us tell his experiences, now get ready to hear it from the man himself. This week we are joined by Meghan's husband, John, who has been with us on our spooky trips since the very beginning. Hear his takes on some of our most notorious locations, and some personal stories of his own. And stick around until the end to hear some new exciting material we have for you to look forward to!

 

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Ep.35 Purple Head Bridge

Wabash Cannonball, St. Francisville, Stangle, Purple Head, a bridge with almost as many names as variations on a haunted story. Almost. There are vastly different takes on who or what haunts this bridge, but one thing always remains the same, the floating purple head awaiting your arrival. This is one of the most interesting bridges we've been on; maybe it leads to some interesting haunted experiences as well.

 

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Ep.34 Bonds Chapel Cemetery

Haunted stories always vary a little bit as time goes on, but this chained grave reaches some pretty different conclusions. Were we dealing with a slave owner cursed by a shaman after one of their slaves' deaths?  The unwavering love of a military husband? Or, quite the opposite, a man killed in a jealous rage by a curse from his cheated wife? All pretty interesting takes, but the real question is, regardless of the story, was this ghost still lingering? Let's find out.

 

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Ep.33 Bridgeton Covered Bridge

The covered bridge capitol of the world may have a more haunted past than we realize. We have visited the Bridgeton covered bridge almost every year since we were born to attend the covered bridge festival. Lots of fried food, people selling their goods, artists showcasing their talents, and maybe ghosts lingering too? What EVP's did we capture this time? Are tiny ghosts lurking around every corner? Did we almost get abducted by aliens? Give it a listen and hear for yourself.

 

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Ep.32 Cloverdale Cemetery

Cloverdale Indiana has a lot more to it than rolling rural hills and corn ... there's also a cemetery. Home to 7 witch sisters that haunt the grounds, this cemetery's lore dates back to the late 1800's with some pretty horrific deaths taking place. With demises like that we think we'd stick around and scare off people too. So wait for the next full moon, and go dance with the 7 witch sisters around their graves; that's if they don't run you off first.

 

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Ep.31 Stepp Cemetery

We know, we know; another run of the mill haunted cemetery? Maybe so, but never have we encountered a cemetery with such a .. rich history. Full of snake handling, orgys, square earth, cult followings, mothers unearthing their deceased children until the grass refuses to grow. Do we have your attention now? An unexpected gem in the middle of a forest, this was a pretty crazy one.

 

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Ep.30 Rotary Jail

Indiana always seems to be full of little unknown gems and claims to fame; Crawfordsville Indiana is no different. The Rotary Jail now turned museum is a one of a kind experience and look into the country's first, and now only remaining spinning style jail. Prisons and jails seem to be an obvious place for souls to linger, especially ones that had gallows just outside their walls. A normal spirit would be perturbed at having been hanged at all, but how about someone that had to be hanged three times? The rotary jail has provided us with some of our most compelling evidence yet, and even some potential physical evidence. This was definitely an unexpectedly active location, and we're not complaining.

 

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