Our third Halloween! After a long hiatus, Jack and Ben return to discuss the year gone by-- a year in "retirement," where they have not actively sought the supernatural. Instead, it would seem, the paranormal has sought them.

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Get a copy of Victoria Jaye's "The Black Hours," right HERE.

As discussed in the announcements, horror and speculative anthology "CURIOUS POST: VOL. 1" can be found HERE.

As always, special thanks to Beezus Taylor and the Funeral Party for use of theme song, "Into the Red Light."

Haunt and Gather presents: The Dark Syllabus! While waiting for our next investigation, why not give our new podcast a try?

Join us as we discuss John Keel’s “Mothman Prophecies,” its cultural influence, and its legacy on the paranormal. While we’re taking a critical tone to Keel’s own approach and much of his observations, we also acknowledge his lasting relevance to the field and the possibility to his insights. But mostly, we’ll be busting Mothman’s mothballs.

In this episode, we’ll discuss Chapter 1: Beelzebub Visits West Virginia, a noir main character complex, and a thirteen-step logic leap that must be heard to be believed.

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For our second Halloween, hosts Jack and Ben meet at the site where they kicked off their paranormal investigations in 2016– Split Rock Quarry, an blasted mine that has seen its share of tragedy.

Among the haunted ruins, each offers the other a true ghost story. One, their run-in with the otherworldly on the autumn equinox in the wilderness; the other, a spectral visitor during a romantic getaway.

But— They just might have company lurking among the desolation as they tell their tale, recorded below the haunted earth!

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Join us for an offbeat story involving a haunted tea shop, mall cultists, a slapdash speaker-phone exorcism, and a centuries-old food court mystic in Haunt & Gather's very first adventure, our encounter with an entity known as... THE KEEPER.

We would love if you follow us at @hauntandgather and visit hauntandgather.substack.com always a special thanks to Beezus Taylor and the Funeral Party for use of the theme song, "Into the Red Light."

One full year and six complete stories under our belts. These experiences have changed us, and we wanted to thank you folks for listening to them so far. Today we look back to wonder what it’s all meant, and also look ahead to the next saga.

We would love if you follow us at @hauntandgather and visit hauntandgather.substack.com always a special thanks to Beezus Taylor and the Funeral Party for use of the theme song, "Into the Red Light."

It's Halloween at Haunt & Gather! Tonight you'll be hearing the story of Powder Ridge, a charming Connecticut ski lodge that hosts an annual haunted trail attraction... and if the tales are correct, it hosts a variety of true haunts, as well.

You're in for a night, as Jack, Ben, and Matt are invited to participate in the Halloween festivities at Powder Ridge. Join us for fireside interviews, analysis of our investigation, and more than a few scares.

We would love if you follow us at @hauntandgather and visit hauntandgather.substack.com always a special thanks to Beezus Taylor and the Funeral Party for use of the theme song, "Into the Red Light."

"Graveyard Shift" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

For our first interview, we're joined by Victoria Jaye, the Demon Folklorist who is releasing her debut book, "The Black Hours" this Halloween.

Available online at americanhauntingsink.com/hours

We would love if you follow us at @hauntandgather and visit hauntandgather.substack.com always a special thanks to Beezus Taylor and the Funeral Party for use of the theme song, "Into the Red Light."

You've stuck around long enough, and now you're invited to our Gather! We'll be discussing the latest in our research and leads involving Sasquatch, haunted forests, and contemporary folklore.

Today's story is all about a riddle left by eccentric millionaire, Forrest Fenn, whose call to adventure sent countless folks into the Yellowstone Park, seeking a chest of gold coins. Ten years ago, fledgling adventurers ourselves, we tried a hand at Fenn's riddle, and learned some lessons along the way.

Today's Practical: A well-needed pep talk on why you just might be the one to find buried treasure out in the wilderness. This is an intervention, friend.

We would love if you follow us at @hauntandgather and visit hauntgather.com, and as always a special thanks to Beezus Taylor and the Funeral Party for use of the theme song, "Into the Red Light."

"Fireflies and Stardust", "Thunder Dreams"

Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

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