Gabrielle and Jody take you along to revisit past Gettysburg getaways, including stays at the James Getty Inn and the infamously haunted Farnsworth House Inn. They outline the significance of Gettysburg’s three-day pivotal battle, the town’s rapid shift to tourism and preservation, the grim reality of shallow mass graves, and how that trauma might relate to it's haunting history. They recall investigations at a haunted bridge where they felt an unwelcoming presence and witnessed cat ball activity, and a lesser-known wooded site near a school where they photographed unexplained orange lights. At the Farnsworth, they review daytime Estes session clips where the spirits seem to have a lot to say, including a possible “mom” EVP.

What do you think? Did someone call for mom, or was it something else?

Metaphysics and Energy Mastery teacher Michael Monk, says his journey began in 1999 with an audible booming voice he identified as God. He presents a Trinity model God surrounding the universe, Christ within, and the Holy Spirit as omnipresent living intelligence. We discuss recent Estes sessions with messages referring to the “source”. Gabrielle and Jody recount their encounter with the tall blacker than black, antlered shadow figure. Michael senses a deeper meaning behind the encounter, reflecting how we often see the strange and the sacred as inextricably linked.

John and Keriann of Wyoming Valley Ghost Tours are here to talk about their public investigations that support local historic sites and provide a unique experience in northeast Pennsylvania. The duo shares what got them started and discuss evidence review, thoughts on hotspots, and running newer lockdown-style investigations for patrons. We get a preview of October’s Marked in Darkness expo that takes place on October 17th, 2026 from 10AM until 6PM. Finally, we discuss emotional experiences at WVGT public investigations, personal experiences, and an investigation we shared at Hillview Manor including door slams, cat-ball responses, a scream/gasp on audio, and John’s full-body apparition photo.

Under the pristine darkness of Pennsylvania’s dark sky preserve, we turn our focus outward to the stars and inward to the mystery of human consciousness. In this episode, we dive deep into an Estes Method session and unpack what happens when field research meets high strangeness. Drawing clear parallels to Jacques Vallée’s Control System hypothesis and Carl Jung’s collective unconscious and archetypes, we explore how these theoretical frameworks reshape our understanding of raw sensory responses in the dark. Do you think that we, as humans, are a necessary component in the paranormal?

Gabrielle and Jody explore how re-engaging with natural darkness and biphasic sleep cycles can unlock latent psychic abilities and reshape paranormal investigation.

Send us your ideas for some interesting experiments you'd like us to try.

How did we get from spirit horns to spirit boxes? We’re exploring a brief history of Instrumental Trans-Communication (ITC), starting with American Spiritualism, moving through the magnetic tape era, and landing on the Estes Method. Conceived at the Stanley Hotel in 2016 by Connor J. Randall, Karl Pfeiffer, and Michelle Tate, it’s a fascinating paranormal experiment and investigation tool. We’ll discuss how to use it and why we love it, while keeping a grounded perspective. Do you use the Estes Method in your own investigations?  Do you use similar or modified versions? Let us know!

Old theaters always have stories to tell, but the Ritz in Scranton has over a century of them. From its golden age in Vaudeville to the shadows of the present day, The Ritz Theater is a treasure trove of history and stories of things that go bump in the night. Are the spirits of the Ritz still putting on a show? Listen and decide for yourself.

We’re headed back to The Church after being chased out by an antlered shadow figure during our first investigation. Gabrielle and Jody return with Jeff to continue investigating this local spot. We’re breaking down the local legends and revealing the evidence we captured. Would you go back?

In this episode, we take a journey to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, to explore the hauntings at Bube’s Brewery, a 19th-century landmark. We’ll descend into the catacombs, the brewery's original lagering cellars, and uncover the legend of Alois Bube. But the fun isn’t contained within the brewery gates. We also venture through Lancaster’s unique local shops, from the curiosities at the Lancaster Troll Market to the historic Lancaster Central Market. We wrapped up the night, in the Malt Baron’s Mansion just across the street, where the atmosphere of the town’s historic district lingers long after the brewery lights go out.

Nestled in the heart of historic Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, stands the Sun Inn. This colonial-era landmark boasts a guest list that’s essentially a "who's who" of American history. Once the sun sets, this celebrated site stirs the spirits within. Join us as we cross the threshold into the landmark halls of the Sun Inn to investigate the whispers and shadows of its past.

Gabrielle, Jody, and Jeff explore the Pike County Historical Society's Columns Museum. The team investigates the building's neoclassical architecture, its rich history, and its various exhibits, including the Lincoln flag and items from local tribes and notable historical figures. The hosts discuss their paranormal investigation using voice recorders to capture EVPs and Estes sessions, and review their evidence. Throughout the night, they experience unexplained phenomena, including strange noises and EVPs, feelings of presence, and some interesting interactions through the Estes method.

In this episode, we discuss the life of Jennie Wade and her tragic passing. We discuss our investigation at the home where her life was cut short and share some evidence with you.