Ghostly

Beneath the quiet town of Ogdensburg, New Jersey, lies the Sterling Hill Mine, a labyrinth of tunnels stretching deep into the earth—and, some say, into the afterlife. With more than 77 recorded deaths and countless stories of strange lights, disembodied voices, and shadowy figures, this mine has earned a chilling reputation as one of New Jersey’s most haunted places.

She was Hollywood’s brightest star — a woman whose beauty, talent, and tragedy defined an era. But for Marilyn Monroe, death didn’t end the performance. Since that August night in 1962, her spirit has been seen all across Los Angeles — sitting quietly on a bench at the Santa Monica Pier, gliding past mirrors at the Roosevelt Hotel, or drifting like a soft pink mist above her grave at Westwood Cemetery. Some say she’s searching for peace. Others think she simply loved the limelight too much to ever step away. Either way, one thing’s certain — in Hollywood, Marilyn Monroe will always have top billing.

Even after his tragic death outside the Dakota Apartments, many believe John Lennon’s spirit never left. In this episode, Ghostly explores sightings of Lennon’s ghost, Yoko Ono’s haunting encounters, and strange happenings in the recording studio. Is Lennon still sending messages of peace from beyond the grave—or are these echoes of a legend that refuses to fade?

Hollywood glamour, scandal, and ghosts — this episode of Ghostly Podcast takes you inside the haunted legacy of screen legend Joan Crawford. From chilling childhood memories to walls that mysteriously burst into blue flame, her Brentwood mansion has terrified owners for decades. Was it Joan herself still holding onto fame beyond the grave, or something darker feeding off her energy? Pat and Rebecca debate one of Tinseltown’s eeriest hauntings — and even spin across the dance floor with a brief look at the Polish Disco Demon, a spirit said to come alive through rhythm and light.

Was Lucille Ball’s comedic spark so strong that it refused to fade, even after death? In this episode, Ghostly explores the haunted legacy of America’s favorite redhead and the eerie reports that suggest Lucy never really left the stage.

Standing tall in the heart of downtown Flagstaff, the Hotel Monte Vista has welcomed Hollywood stars, bank robbers, outlaws, and travelers for nearly a century. But many who checked in never left. From the infamous “Meat Man” of Room 220 to the two murdered women of Room 306, the Monte Vista is overflowing with tales of restless spirits. Guests have heard phantom knocks from a long-dead bellboy, seen a woman still rocking by her window decades after her death, and even been greeted by the ghost of a bleeding bank robber in the cocktail lounge.

In this episode, Ghostly explores the legends and paranormal evidence surrounding Bodie Ghost Town. From the infamous Bodie Curse, where stolen pebbles bring misfortune, to the ghostly maid of the Cain House, to the laughter of unseen children, the town is filled with chilling tales. We’ll also visit the grave of the Angel of Bodie and uncover stories of vengeance that linger long after death. Is Bodie truly cursed and haunted, or is it simply a ghost town in name only? Listen and decide!

Fort Warren’s massive stone walls have guarded Boston Harbor since the Civil War—but they may also hold Boston’s most famous ghost. Discover the legend of the Lady in Black, hear the ghost stories and haunted history of Georges Island, and decide if this Civil War fort is truly haunted. Vote now at ghostlypodcast.com/polls.

In this episode of Ghostly, we are talking about the William Kehoe House, one of the most stunning locations in Savannah, GA. Built in 1892 by iron magnate William Kehoe, this grand home has seen decades of family life, tragedy, and even a stint as a funeral home. Today, it’s one of Savannah’s most luxurious bed and breakfasts… and one of its most paranormally active.

In this episode of Ghostly, we explore the eerie legends surrounding one of Prairie Avenue’s most iconic homes. Believers claim to see a shadowy figure staring from the upstairs window, hear whispers calling the name “Marshall,” and feel sudden, icy cold spots that defy explanation.

In this episode of Ghostly, we turn our attention to one of the most famous buildings in the world—The White House—and its mysterious connection to the War of 1812. When British troops set fire to the President’s House in 1814, they may have left behind more than just smoke and ashes. We explore the ghostly legends that have lingered for over two centuries: the spirit of Dolley Madison, fiercely guarding her beloved Rose Garden… phantom British redcoats silently marching the North Lawn… and the terrifying figure known as the British Fire Starter, a disfigured officer seen striking phantom matches near the West Wing. Are these spirits echoes of one of the darkest moments in Washington’s history? Or are they just ghost stories born from a nation’s trauma?

In this episode, we dive into one of Utah’s most famously haunted places: Asylum 49, also known as the Old Tooele Hospital. It may be a haunted attraction today, but beneath the spooky props lies something far more real—and far more terrifying. Once a private home turned poorhouse turned nursing facility, this building has seen its share of suffering… and some say the spirits never left.

In this episode of Ghostly, Pat and Rebecca dive into the dark and tragic history of Danvers State Hospital, once known as the “Danvers Lunatic Asylum.” From its controversial treatments and underground tunnels to its eerie connection to the Salem Witch Trials, Danvers has long been shrouded in mystery and fear.

In this chilling episode of Ghostly, we head to San Antonio, Texas, to explore one of the most haunted hotels in America: the legendary Menger Hotel. Built on the edge of the historic Alamo battlegrounds, this grand Victorian-era hotel has welcomed presidents, war heroes, and celebrities—but it’s the guests who never left that keep the legend alive.

In this episode of Ghostly, we explore Bara-Hack and the chilling legends and firsthand accounts from one of New England’s most haunted ruins. From ghostly babies in trees and a bearded apparition floating over a cemetery wall to disembodied voices, phantom wagon wheels, and tales of a land cursed by the displaced Nipmuc people—Bara-Hack earns its nickname: The Village of Voices. Is it all folklore, or has something truly lingered in the ruins for over a century?

Was Aaron Burr Jr. destined to haunt the living after his controversial life — and deadly duel with Alexander Hamilton? In this episode of Ghostly, we explore the ghost stories surrounding the former Vice President, from eerie encounters on Princeton’s campus to reports of a restless spirit at One if by Land, Two if by Sea in New York City. Is Burr doomed to wander old haunts like the site of his infamous duel? Join Pat and Rebecca as they debate the evidence and try to uncover the truth behind one of America's most infamous figures.

The Mount Washington Hotel: A luxurious retreat… with a haunted past! This grand hotel is said to be home to the spirit of the mysterious Princess, among other lingering souls. Are the ghostly whispers and shadowy figures real, or just stories passed down through time?

The Manteno State Hospital holds a dark past filled with mystery, tragedy, and whispers of the supernatural. Are the spirits of former patients still lingering within its ruins?

This week on Ghostly Podcast, we’re diving into one of America’s most haunted locations—the Whaley House in San Diego! Murder, tragedy, and eerie encounters have made this historic home a paranormal hotspot. But is it truly haunted? You decide.

Step inside the eerie and historic Napoleon House in New Orleans, where ghostly spirits still roam its halls. From the ghost of a Civil War soldier pacing the balcony to a spectral sailor who refuses to leave the bar, this 200-year-old landmark is filled with chilling tales. Hear firsthand accounts from a family who experienced unexplained flickering lights and even a forceful shove from an unseen presence. Could these hauntings be tied to the building’s past as a mafia hideout or a Civil War hospital? Is it haunted?