Paranormal Underground Radio: Bruce Orr - Paranormal Investigator & Author of "Ghosts of the USS Yorktown"
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What is the background and career path of Bruce Orr?
It's time to explore the unexplained, to delve into the mysteries of our world and the realms beyond, to seek out the answers to phenomena that defy conventional explanation. Welcome to Paranormal Underground Radio in the Dark with Karen Frazier and Chuck E. G. We're that journey.
hello everyone welcome to paranormal underground radio in the dark with your host karen frazier and me the lovely chucky g
lovely
yeah i am lovely
you are lovely i know i just
laughed at me no
no no it's because i would never introduce myself as the lovely karen frazier
well yeah but you're not me
yeah good point
I'm slightly kooky, so I'll do whatever.
All
right. Hey, we have a good guest tonight. Let's just talk about the guest right away, and then we can
just
banter on.
Okay.
Bruce. His name is Bruce Orr. He's a paranormal investigator, retired criminal investigator. I
know. Cool.
And author of Ghosts of the USS Yorktown, amongst other titles and stuff. And he's also the founder of Lost in Legends. So this is going to be interesting to... because I always wanted to talk to a police officer. I didn't want to say cop, because that sounds bad, but a police officer, you know, because... Well, it's interesting, because to me, a lot of that would be, like, they're police officers, so how could they believe in the paranormal? I mean, how could they... You know what I'm saying? If I look at it logically, you know, they're cops. You know, they're going to always look for the, you know, whatever, the grounded version of what's going on versus something like that. So I'm totally in for this.
I'm ready.
You're on board. I'm
bored. I'm bored, sister. Groovy. Groovy. That's right.
Groovy.
Groovy. Okay, so, Karen, what you been up to? What you been up to, sister?
What have I been up to? Well, I was not here last week. I don't know if anyone noticed my absence, but I was absent.
Yes, I noticed your
absence. We were doing a little stuff at the museum. Tom, one of our permanent residents there, had asked for some help moving on. And so we did that last week. And that's where I was. And it was great. And then let's see. What else have I been up to? Went and drove yesterday and picked my son up at college. That was really exciting. He's home for spring. It's spring break.
Sprank Brake. Sprank
Brake.
Where he doesn't go down to, like, Florida and go, woo-hoo, with all the crazy people.
Yeah, where is he going to get the money for that? I
don't know. He
doesn't have a job, and Mommy and Daddy pay for everything. So, you know, the only way he's going to Sprank Brake in Fort Lauderdale is if Mom and Dad give him the money, and that didn't happen.
So wait, now the thing with Tom, was Patty, did you say Patty was sick?
Patty had a migraine, so she couldn't come. So it was me and William Becker.
And they didn't video it. I know.
I know. And Jay Verberg and Andy Skinner and Melissa Edwards and Melinda Gapin, who is our Lutheran pastor on our team.
Okay. So it was very, I read, you know, what you said about it was very moving and he kind of moved on. Now, here's my question to that. Okay, so he moved on. Could he ever come back if he wants to?
Uh-huh, sure he can. Okay. Sure he can.
I mean, I knew that, but I just
wanted
to get out there. Yeah,
sure he can. You know, I tend to think that when they first move on that they're a little busy for a while. What are you laughing at? I have a booger in my
nose. You're so cute tonight. I don't know what it is. All right,
then. I don't know what it is either. I don't
know either, but it's just Cheryl's
cute. It must be those pheromones that we sprayed ourselves down with before the show or something. Yeah, probably. It's
affecting me. It's
affecting me. Yeah, yeah, yeah, across a computer screen. Anyway, so yeah, he moved on, and it feels weird in there without him because we're used to how he feels. Out
of the other...
Oh, well, I'm so glad you asked. So after he moved on and we had dinner and we came back and we were locking up the museum and everything, and Andy and Melissa and I were walking from the back of the museum out to go out the front door, and it stirred something up in the Native American room.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the background and career path of Bruce Orr?
0:00–11:13
2
How did Bruce transition from a police investigator to a paranormal researcher?
11:13–25:51
3
What are the most memorable paranormal diving experiences Bruce has had?
25:51–44:23
4
How did the USS Yorktown ghost study correlate phenomena with lunar phases?
44:23–1:01:54
5
What was the bizarre photo‑lineup incident that convinced Bruce of a real haunting?
1:01:54–1:18:46
6
How does Bruce differentiate between residual and intelligent hauntings?
1:18:46–1:33:46
7
What scientific methods does Bruce use to investigate and predict paranormal activity?
1:33:46–1:46:23
8
Where can listeners find Bruce’s books, articles, and upcoming projects?
1:46:23–1:54:59
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