Spooky Southcoast

"Spooky Southcoast" for March 17, 2012. Content Director Christopher Balzano joins us to talk about the controversial episode of "Ghost Hunters International" featuring a bloodletting ritual. We debate and discuss.

In an abbreviated show, Dr. Kirby Surprise joins us to talk about his new book "Synchronicity: The Art of Coincidence, Choice and Unlocking Your Mind." Later in the show, we conduct a science experiment in the Spooky Studio.

"Spooky Southcoast" for March 3, 2012. Expolitics activist Stephen Bassett of Paradigm Research Group joins us to discuss phase two of the Disclosure Petition.

With Tim and Moniz out at a Legend Trips event, Chris Balzano hosts the show and welcomes in guest Carrie Furmanick. They talk about the pitfalls of the paranormal, and at the end of the program we receive one of the most memorable phone calls in the history of the show.

"Spooky Southcoast" for February 18, 2012. Filmmaker Ryan Katzenbach joins us to talk about the release of Part I of his documentary trilogy "Shattered Hopes: The True Story of the Amityville Murders." Ryan delves into the real story behind the DeFeo family and what might have led Ronnie "Butch" DeFeo Jr. to slaughter his entire family in the house on 112 Ocean Avenue in November of 1974.

"Spooky Southcoast" for February 11, 2012. Content Director Chris Balzano joins us as we talk about the recent trend of blaming crimes on paranormal causes, as well as whether or not paranormal enthusiasts suffer a stigma in their daily lives because of their pursuit. We also talk about the upcoming "shocking" episode of "Ghost Hunters" and whether or not it means Grant Wilson is leaving the show.

"Spooky Southcoast" for February 4, 2012. Deonna Kelli Sayed joins us to discuss her new book "Paranormal Obsession" and the paranormal reality TV craze

"Spooky Southcoast" for January 28, 2012. We're joined by author Mack Maloney to talk about his new book "UFOs in Wartime." Peter Robbins also checks in during the second half of the show.

"Spooky Southcoast" for January 21, 2012. Tom Fusco joins us to talk about his book "Beyond the Cosmic Veil" and his new theory of the paranormal.

"Spooky Southcoast" for December 10, 2011. The Spooky Crew discusses the recent rash of UFO sightings on the SouthCoast of Massachusetts; later, they talk about the glut of paranormal media and how it's doing nothing to further the field.

"Spooky Southcoast" for December 3, 2011. We're joined by author Geoff Holder to talk about his works, including Jacobites and the paranormal and stories of body snatching, among other stories. Later in the show, we're joined by filmmaker Bill Lichtenstein to talk about his documentary "The American Revolution," about the beginning of legendary rock station WBCN.

Rock4Xmas founder Wayne Morrison joins us for his annual visit to discuss the foundation and its upcoming slate of rock shows to benefit needy families. Also calling in was Craig Goldy of DIO and the legendary Eddie Money. Also checking in are Elisa Giannelli of Music Studio 307 and Jon Darling of The Neediest Families Fund.

"Spooky Southcoast" for November 19, 2011. Psychic medium Pam Patalano joins us to discuss her abilities, her investigations with Andrew Lake, and the study of psychometry.

"Spooky Southcoast" for November 12, 2011. In the first hour, we talk with UFO contactee Michael Ellegion about his new book "Prepare for the Landings," and then in hour two, we talk about our in-studio guest Claire the Haunted Doll. Plus Pam Patalano joins in to talk about the upcoming Northern RI Paranormal and Metaphysical Fest.

"Spooky Southcoast" for November 5, 2011. Scott Rodrigues and Rob Jacobs of Taunton Paranormal Group join us in studio to talk about their experiences working with Father Bob Bailey and investigating demonic cases in Southeastern Massachusetts.

"Spooky Southcoast" for October 29, 2011. Jim Harold of Paranormal Podcast joins us to talk about producing his show as well as to share stories from his new book "Jim Harold's Campfire: True Ghost Stories."

October 22, 2011. We're joined in hour one by former Mass resident Wendy Callahan, who now lives in Britain and has published her first novella, "Dead Wrong." In hour two, we talk with Patrick Meechan about his true story "220 Fifth Street," about living in back-to-back houses with demonic infestations.

Michael Bastine and Mason Winfield join the Spooky Crew to talk about their book "Iroquois Supernatural," sharing the paranormal beliefs and stories of the nations of the Iroquios federation.

"Spooky Southcoast" for October 1, 2011. We're joined by longtime friend Andrew Lake discussing his new book "Ghosthunting Southern New England." We discuss some of the most intriguing public haunts as well as Andrew's theories about what ghosts truly are.

September 24, 2011: In the first hour, Tiffany Rice and Steve Perry sit in as we talk with Jason Mayoh of Haunted RI and discuss the upcoming SouthCoast Paranormal and Psychic Faire. Then in hour two, Stephanie Burke joins in the discussion as we talk with author Marie D. Jones about her new book "Destiny Vs. Choice."

September 17, 2011. We're joined by Christopher Quaratino--formerly known as Christopher Lutz--as he tells us the real inside story of the Amityville Horror.

September 3, 2011. Our annual Bridgewater Triangle Investigation Show, featuring Kristen Good, Chris Balzano, Chris Pittman and numerous investigators and teams checking in and tweeting from various haunted sites throughout the Triangle.

August 20, 2011. Dawn Pierce and Joe Cetrone join us to discuss the Sallie House in Atchison, Kansas, considered by many to be the most haunted house in the world. How did the supposed demonic entity that inhabits the house impact their lives? It's a chilling, cautionary tale for anyone who pursues the paranormal.

August 13, 2011. Despite some audio issues, we have a great time talking with psychic Joe Who, who not only tells about his work and gives readings to the callers, but also uses his abilities to deduce the personalities of the Spooky Crew.

August 6, 2011. Steve Volk joins us to discuss his monumental new work "Fringe-ology: How I Tried to Explain Away the Unexplainable--and Couldn't." One of the most fascinating discussions in the history of our show, touching upon numerous areas within the paranormal and the dividing lines between true believers and skeptics.