Welcome back to It’s Haunted What Now, I’m your host, David Ginsburg. I’m hosting this episode for Lanie while she’s out on Maternity leave. I host a weekly podcast called Tales from the Fandom where I talk to a different guest each week about fandoms they love. Find it on all the major streaming sites and social media. Tales from the Fandom.
I’m so excited to host this spooky episode and I cannot wait to get started. Author Wendy Wunder wrote in one of her novels, “The magic thing about home is that it feels good to leave, and it feels even better to come back.” Homes are the locations that experience the most hauntings. Is it because it’s the place we feel safest during life? Is it because it holds all of our memories? Is it because no matter where we go, home is always going to be a piece of who we are? Do we leave a piece of ourselves behind? Today we’ll hear a collection of stories in which home is where the paranormal heart is.
Ok, ready to get spooked?
Thank you to David Ginsburg, host of Tales from the Fandom Podcast for hosting for me!
Thank you to the following for sharing your stories:
Lucy Henshall – Subscribe to her Youtube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_F4lLdGLPFO_B5SqqO5Puw
Cheetahgirl666
Dankkyyy
mike
Cafra101
Grey
Well, that does it for this episode. If you’d like to submit your own personal spooky tale to be read on the show, head to HauntedPod.com and click on the link to submit your story. You can also e-mail me at Hauntedpod@gmail.com
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Production assistance by: Rebecca Lopez
Writing assistance by: Sherilyn Reyes
The official composer for the show is Nico at We Talk of Dreams, check him out on twitter @wetalkofdreams or wetalkofdreams.com
Audio Engineering Provided by Chaes at Gray Multimedia
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