Podcast 399 – America’s First Professional Magician
Magician, ventriloquist, and hypnotist, Richard Potter died in 1835, but not before he became America’s first professional magician, and the […]
Magician, ventriloquist, and hypnotist, Richard Potter died in 1835, but not before he became America’s first professional magician, and the […]
Built in 1852 by Edmund Proctor built a massive stone wall in Westminster, Massachusetts, purely out of stone and spite.
In the 1970s and 80s, Dr. Gerald Bull was attempting to build a space cannon in the woods of Jay,
Little Maude Reynolds died in 1886 in Hell Hollow in Voluntown, Connecticut. Her story has haunted us ever since. In
Since 1980, a giant, two-ton termite has been lurking the region just south of Providence, Rhode Island. In Episode 395
Nelly Butler of Sullivan, Maine, died in 1797. In 1800, her spirit came back with a mysterious mission. In Episode
Vale End Cemetery in Wilton, New Hampshire, is home to a ghost known as the Blue Lady. In Episode 393
In the mid-1800s, Daniel Webster spotted a sea serpent in the harbor of Plymouth, Massachusetts. In Episode 392 Jeff Belanger