Hauntings

44: HALLOWEEN: The Hobstones haunting, the witches of Pendle, plus Stephen King’s Pet Sematary

This week on Eavesdroppin’ comedy podcast, Geordie & Michelle celebrate Halloween by looking at hauntings and horror… Imagine sitting on the loo only to have the door fly open by a dwarf monk holding a severed forearm. Could only happen at Hobstones, a haunted farm in Yorkshire, England, where spooky goings on happen on the…

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16: HANDS OFF! Haunted by the ghost of George ‘Bloody’ Mackenzie, plus Eleanore Zugan’s poltergeist

On Eavesdroppin’ comedy podcast this week, Geordie and Michelle delve into the supernatural with two stories of historic hauntings! In the mid 1600s, there was a tyrannical Scottish lawyer called Sir George ‘Bloody’ Mackenzie who had the charming nickname of The Edinburgh Executioner. After his death in 1691, his remains were buried in a mausoleum…

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29: HAUNTING OR HOAX? The Snedecker Haunting in Connecticut plus the UFO sightings at Broad Haven

On Eavesdroppin’ comedy podcast this week, Geordie & Michelle look at supernatural stuff – the Snedecker haunting and the mass UFO sighting at Broad Haven… Would you move into a house that used to be a funeral parlour? In 1986, the Snedeker family were excited to move into their new home in Southington, Connecticut. Except…

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4: GHOSTS: The Monte Cristo Homestead & ghosts caught on camera

Hello Eavesdroppers! It’s not a weather report… It’s your fave podcast for all things real life, true crime and supernatural. This week, we’re looking at ghostly tales but not before your hosts Geordie & Michelle ramble about hot postie, Canberra Kids Running Wild by Davor P and a confession about Ben Mendlesohn! Michelle kicks off…

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POLTERGEISTS aka Spooky Boys innit

Poltergeists: We love a scary story and it doesn’t get much scarier than these three crazy ghost stories, all set in London, all about to scare the tits off ya! So, we start off with the weird tale of Alma Fielding and the Thornton Heath Poltergeist… it’s from 1930 and we dug up the front…

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