Join Angela Hartshorn, host of My Haunted Life Podcast, as she takes you on a journey to Salem, Massachusetts, exploring her favorite place in "witch city," the Salem Witch Board Museum. In this episode, Angela sits down with John Kozik, the museum's owner, to uncover the fascinating history and stories behind the Ouija boards.
Discover how John Kozik's passion for collecting Ouija boards was sparked by his grandmother's board, and how it led him to open this unique museum. John shares intriguing anecdotes, including his experience with haunted boards and the diverse history these mystical tools hold.
Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, this episode promises to entertain with its insights into the world of Ouija boards and the supernatural. Grab a cup of tea, lock your doors, and immerse yourself in the mystique of Salem's Witch Board Museum.
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For more on the Salem Witch Board Museum, go to https://www.salemwitchboardmuseum.com/

Join host Angela Herchorn in this spine-chilling episode of My Haunted Life Podcast as she continues the haunted adventure at Fort Smith. Discover the eerie history of the Fort Smith National Historic Site that once served as a jail and courtroom, where Judge Isaac C. Parker, known as the "Hanging Judge," sentenced 160 people to death, with 79 executions carried out by the infamous hangman, George Malden.
Angela delves into the supernatural stories surrounding the site, including ghostly encounters in the courtroom, the old jail, and the gallows. Uncover tales of spectral figures, mysterious voices, and the chilling presence of Judge Parker himself. With a rich history of justice, violence, and paranormal activity, Fort Smith is a place where the past refuses to stay silent.
Grab a cup of tea, lock your doors, make sure the gavel is close by, and immerse yourself in the haunted tales of Fort Smith. Whether you're a history buff or a ghost enthusiast, this episode promises to captivate and spook you with its tales of justice and hauntings.
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Also I decided to add this at the very last second so it didn't get recorded special music is
Hang 'em High (1968) complete score by Composer Dominic Frontiere

Join Tonya Brown from The Witch Daily Show and Angela from My Haunted Life Podcast as they bring you a spine-chilling episode live from the iconic Chelsea Hotel in New York. This special episode coincides with the virtual advanced screening of the groundbreaking documentary "It's Coming," which follows a black family's courageous journey through supernatural encounters.
The documentary offers a rare glimpse into a family's struggle with haunting spirits, challenging cultural taboos in the process. Listen in as Tonya and Angela share their excitement about this unique opportunity to watch the documentary alongside viewers and interact with the family featured in the film.
Experience the vibrant ambiance of New York City as the hosts discuss the empowering narrative of a mother protecting her children from paranormal phenomena. Discover the diverse spiritual approaches she explores to overcome these harrowing experiences.
Don't miss the chance to engage in a live Q&A session with the family and the hosts, adding a personal touch to this compelling story. Whether you watch live or catch the replay, this episode promises an unforgettable journey into the world of the supernatural.

Welcome to the Haunted Life podcast! I'm your host, Angela Hartshorn, and today we're diving into a spooky mini-episode. Join me as I share a fascinating story from Fort Smith, uncovered during my recent research.
Discover the eerie history of the Clayton House, a home that has seen everything from Civil War amputations to political intrigue. Built in 1852, this historic house has served as a hospital, boarding house, and now a museum, with many believing that some of its past residents never truly left.
Learn about the ghostly figures said to haunt the Clayton House, including a cat, a tall man in boots, and a woman in a brown dress. We'll explore the chilling experiences of visitors and staff, from slamming doors to moving porcelain dolls.
Don't miss this spine-tingling episode, and stay tuned for more ghostly tales next week. If you're in Denver, come visit me at the Oddities and Curiosities Expo. Stay spooky!
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Don't forget to register for the It Coming event! https://watch.eventive.org/itscoming/play/66db9f8c027ae8004737b5ca?goal=0_c654843617-c3fc2dd596-112882581&mc_cid=c3fc2dd596&mc_eid=e02b1171cc
Sources
https://armoneyandpolitics.com/fort-smiths-claytons-house/
 

Good morning, goblins and ghouls, and welcome to my Haunted Life podcast. I'm your host, Angela Hartshorn, and this week we have a spooky snippet. I found this really insane freaking story out of Fort Smith when I was doing the Fort Smith Museum of History and the National Historic Site, which is coming up next week. So I wanted to share this with with you. It's a bit brutal. Heads up. This newspaper article I found is a bit graphic. Murder, decapitation, that kind of thing.
Before I get into it, I just want to remind everyone that you can still register for the It's Coming virtual premiere. I am so excited. I have my tickets to New York. I can talk all about it now. I've been going through the little video clips that Tanya has sent me from the Witch Daily show, the one that I'm like, been invited out to help her with this. I'm so excited. And honestly, these clips, you guys. I will be sharing them over the next little bit, so keep an eye out for that. But yeah, like, this poor family and this... I have not seen the movie yet. I want to see the whole thing so much.
So if you haven't been following on the Facebook group, I got invited out to help do this Q&A virtual premiere with my friend Tonya from the Witch Daily show of It's Coming, which is this documentary about a family who's basically plagued with demons. Demons. And from the clips, it looks like how they tried to go and get cleansing and how the family is dealing with it, especially the children. Anytime there's demonic activity in children, it's always so heart-wrenching.
So if you haven't registered yet, make sure you do so. So you'll be able to ask questions and some of them might actually be said to the family. They might appear on the podcast because both me and Tonya will be recording it. So there will be that possibility. So yeah, definitely make sure you register. All the links are in on the Facebook page, but I'll also include them in the actual show notes for this one too. So there's no missing it. Yeah, make sure you do that. I guess that's my one housekeeping. I know we don't usually do housekeeping on spooky snippets, but I want to make sure as many of you can get involved as possible.
To Register https://watch.eventive.org/itscoming/play/66db9f8c027ae8004737b5ca?goal=0_c654843617-c3fc2dd596-112882581&mc_cid=c3fc2dd596&mc_eid=e02b1171cc
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Welcome to My Haunted Life podcast, hosted by Angela Hartshorn. In this episode, Angela takes you on a chilling journey to the Fort Smith Museum of History in Arkansas. Discover the eerie tales of the Warehouse Worker, the Lady in the Window, and the unsettling energy of Judge Isaac Parker's courtroom. Angela shares her personal experiences, intriguing EVP sessions, and a candid interview with the museum employee. Get ready for a spooky exploration of one of the oldest museums in Arkansas. Grab your tea, lock your doors, and join us for a haunting adventure!

Welcome back to My Haunted Life podcast! I'm your host, Angela Hartshorn, and today we dive into a spine-chilling tale shared by a dear friend. This story involves a mysterious family heirloom, unexplained noises, and eerie occurrences that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Trigger warning: we do discuss infant death in this episode, so please listen with care.
In this episode, my friend recounts an unsettling experience his mother had with a seemingly haunted piece of infant clothing. Passed down through generations, this layette was meant for the firstborns of the family. However, it carried with it more than just family tradition—it brought along whispers of a tragic past and unexplained phenomena.
From thuds in the night to high-pitched metallic screeches, this story unravels with twists and turns that make it worthy of a horror film. You'll hear about how this layette mysteriously moved around the house, causing a series of frightful events that led to a dramatic conclusion. Was it a spirit attached to the layette, or something even more sinister?
So grab your favorite fall drink, lock the doors, and settle in for a haunting story that will make you question the presence of unseen forces in your own life. 

On this week's episode, I am telling you about the horrific attack on the Upstairs Lounge in New Orleans. A gay bar where 29 people burned to death and three later died from their injuries, making it the worst loss of homosexual life in the country until the Pulse nightclub attack. This one is rough, graphic, terrifying, and heartbreaking, but it is so important to remember these people who were lost to history because of who they loved and the bigots that were against them.
Join me as I delve into the history, the tragic events of that night, the community's response, and the hauntings that followed. We will also discuss the importance of remembering these stories and the significance of Pride Month. Grab yourself a dollar for beer bust, make sure the doors are locked and a loved one is close by. I have a story to tell you.
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