The Possibly Paranormal Podcast

Jake, Lisa, and Davis put themselves into the southern most point they have every gone. The Castle of Good Hope in Cape Town, South Africa. This castle has a history with a change in ownership more times than you would ever imagine. Scary stories that almost took down a whole army inside the fort itself. And a musical introduction that gets a little emotional. Tune in this week to penultimate epis...

The Patreons chose another good one. Leap Castle, an old castle is Ireland, is considered to be one of the most haunted places, not only in Ireland, but in the world! Join Jake, Lisa, and Davis as they explore the tumultuous history, the horrifying stories, and dance a little river dance through Leap Castle, only on The Possibly Paranormal Podcast! Support the show

This is the inaugural episode of our new series exclusively for Patreon called The Spooky Side. Listen as we talk about extra paranormal events that don't necessarily have a location, but will still make you pee your pants, the same as any of the other scary stories we talk about. Our first episode is about a worldwide phenomenon called Black-Eyed Kids. Davis almost peed his pants on this sto...

We continue down the outside of the US trend for Castle Month, this time going to the land of origin for many Minnesotans, Norway! Akershus Fortress is a castle located pretty much in Oslo. Lisa's history around fire, the Swedish invaders, and even Nazis during WWII will keep you coming back. Jake's stories around a ghost dog that guards the gate, a glacially white woman, and a drunk Swe...

Our first journey outside of the United States for a whole episode! Jake, Lisa, and Davis take a jump across the pond to the lovely land of sheep and whiskey, Scotland! This time, we find ourselves in the Edinburgh Castle. Edinburgh Castle is one of the largest tourist attractions of the Scottish area, largely because it is steeped in so much history. Lisa takes us back 365 million years at some p...

Join Jake, Lisa, and Davis as they go to a city that one website falsely claimed had the most BBQ restaurants of any city in the US, Kansas City, Missouri. Succotash is a brunch/lunch restaurant that is located in the middle of the old section of Kansas City. There happens to be only one ghost story here, but it's a heck of a doozie. We also explore a cemetery nearby, take a quiz on different...

We actually went to a haunted house! Jake, Lisa, and Davis found themselves stuck in the haunted place, this place being Boyd House in Boyd, Minnesota. This haunted house features the Eckhardt family that remain at their family home and continue to haunt it to this date. Join us as we talk with the owner, Jill, and her partner in St. Croix Paranormal, Theresa, about the history of this haunted hou...

Switching things up is something that we have never done before, but this week, we start with a story, then quickly figure out the validity of it. If you've heard of Forepaugh's Restaurant in St. Paul, Minnesota, then you've probably heard of the story of Molly and Joseph. But you may not know just how truthful that story can actually be. Jake, Lisa, and Davis take a journey to our...

On this week's episode of TPPP, Jake, Lisa, and Davis take a trip to the west coast and get to know the south just a little bit more. The city of Angels, The second biggest city in the US, Los Angeles is home to La Golondrina restaurant, which is home to a very prevalent Lady in White, Lisa's favorite. Listen to all the stories of the workers at this restaurant, the construction workers...

The lake continues to call us back. The Superior one that is. This week, Jake, Lisa, and Davis travel to the Black Woods Bar and Grill in Two Harbors, Minnesota. This place has all the classics. A lady in white. A little girl ghost. Food. Everything you could ever need from a podcast. Support the show

The land of beer, cheese, and beer cheese soup is the setting for this week's haunted location. Join Jake, Lisa, and Davis as they explore The Walker House in Wisconsin, a haunted Bed and Breakfast. There is one ghost that permeates this story, and is probably the angriest ghost we have encountered to date. Even his death is somewhat mysterious. Support the show

This week, Jake, Lisa, and Davis took the suggestion of one of our listeners, Courtney, and ended the Sanatorium month on a bang. The Lake Julia Sanatorium, so north, that there are parts of Canada that are further south than this place. Check out the final Sanatorium for the month and enjoy your Halloween. If you are celebrating, make sure to let us know via social media! Support the show

Jake, Lisa, and Davis find themselves in the Halloween capitol of the world! Anoka Minnesota is known for the first Halloween parade, electing an official that tried to get rid of Halloween, and the haunted Anoka State Hospital. Beware of this spooky episode and all the haunted history it has to bring. Support the show

We've explored Duluth a lot at this point, but we've never been that far from the lake. Now, Jake, Lisa, and Davis find themselves in the Tuberculosis Sanatorium of Duluth, Minnesota, known as Nopeming Sanatorium. Stop 2 on our month of Sanatoriums, Hospitals, and Asylums. Support the show

Arguably the most haunted place in the world, Jake, Lisa, and Davis find themselves in the Waverly Hills Sanitorium in Louisville, Kentucky. Known for it's bourbon, baseball bats, and ghosts, this city is home to a location that made Davis need a break in the middle of the stories. A creeper, tons of shadow people, and more little kid ghosts than is necessary, Waverly Hills Sanitorium will ge...

Fargo, the land that many people know because of either the movie, the TV show, or because of a flood in either 2009 or 1997. Today, Jake, Lisa, and Davis explore three haunted locations in this largest town of North Dakota. Take a trip to a state that you have probably never been to with TPPP! Support the show

Indian Burial Mounds set the scene for this historic theater in St. Paul Minnesota. Along with incorrect handling of them, some scary ghosts that can be heard constantly, and history of this place being a warehouse creates for some paranormal activity that's off the scales. Join Jake, Lisa, and Davis as we venture to the capital of our great state. Support the show

David Whitney moved to Detroit and made his mansion from all of the lumber money he had made. That mansion changed hands a few times before becoming the restaurant it is today. Jake, Lisa, and Davis decide to take a bite out of this haunted location in the Motor City, The Whitney in Detroit. Stained Glass Windows, some scary EVPs and a history that is more confusing than factual. We don't kno...

St. Paul, formerly known as Pig's Eye, is the venue for our next... venue. The Fitzgerald Theater got it's namesake from the famous writer born in St. Paul, but it's stories are much scarier than the disillusionment with the jazz age. Join Lisa, Jake, and Davis as we explore this wine-riddled ghosts of this theater. The ownership has changed throughout the years. The names have chan...

No, this is not an action movie, but this is a resort in the middle of Minnesota! Walker, MN, to be exact and Jake, Lisa, and Davis find themselves in this lovely waterfront hotel and resort, along with some of the scarier paranormal sightings you could hear about.  Fires, dead people, renovations, all things that are needed for a haunting, and all things that Chase on the Lake has experienced. We...

Stephen King got it right when he talked about how haunted this place was. Then Stanley Kubrick changed it, but was still right about the haunting stuff. Now Jake, Lisa, and Davis figure it all out as we venture to Estes Park, Colorado, to visit The Stanley Hotel. Creepy girl ghosts, stories of a woman's legs being broken in an explosion, and a Jim Carrey haunting all adorn this episode. Plus...

Jails in the old times were scary places. So Jake, Lisa, and Davis decided to take a trip to a museum that commemorates the oldest prison in the state of Minnesota, the Warden's House Museum. Riddled with stories of fires, outlaws that were weirdly trustworthy, and a sequel to the Shawshank Redemption, this episode has it all. Tune in and listen to the scary stories and titillating history. S...

Making our way back to the largest non-freshwater lake in the world, Jake, Lisa, and Davis travel back to Lake Superior. A sequel to our critically acclaimed third episode, we have an episode focusing on the lighthouses of Lake Superior. Split Rock, Big Bay Point, even Point Iroquois find their way into this episode filled with history, scary stories, and lots of references to The Lighthouse starr...

This time, the gang finds themselves on a boat. The RMS Queen Mary to be exact. Jake, Lisa, and Davis explore it's haunted past, it's involvement in WWII, and a creepy little girl ghost that should scare the crap out of everyone. Support the show

Hibbing, MN, hometown to many greats, like Roger Maris and Bob Dylan, but also home to the haunted Greyhound Bus Museum. Come explore the haunted manikins, buses that open on their own, and a Humpmobile(?). Jake, Lisa, and Davis make their way to this museum in this week's episode of TPPP. Support the show