Paranormal Underground Radio: Don Allison - Author of "I Met a Ghost at Gettysburg: A Journalist's Journey into the Paranormal"
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What is the premise of Paranormal Underground Radio and who is the guest Don Allison?
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 Fraser and Chucky G. We're that journey.
Welcome everyone. This is Paradigm Underground Radio in the Dark with your hosts Chucky G and Karen Frazier. Good evening, Karen. How are you this evening?
Good evening, I'm fine.
Whoa, that was really quick answer. Good evening, you're fine. Okay, that's good. We're gonna talk like this all night. And I'm fine too. Thank you very much. Um
the clip tones of a news announcer. Oh my gosh.
Wow, if this is gonna be how the show goes, folks, we're all in trouble. Anyways, um it looks like we have a a fill in guest, right? 'Cause we had a guest that that couldn't make it. That's too bad. But we have a wonderful fill in guest, the Mr. Don Allison, who's the author of I Met a Ghost at Gettysburg, a journalistic journey into the paranormal, because I guess he was a devout skeptic who is now John the Darkside with the risk.
He's among the converted. Did that sound too
Converted? Sounds a little religious to me there for doing that. But um yeah, it's it's gonna be cool to cause I like to talk to people who had one viewpoint on it and uh and then things just happened so much has happened that now they have a different viewpoint. So it's very interesting.
You like to talk to people. You could have just left it there. It would have been quiet.
Well yes, I like to talk to people. Thank God I'm a talk show host. See that? Talk show host.
We w when we were in Wheeler, everybody knew within like five minutes, Chuck from Illinois, everybody in town.
Is or now now you say it like that's a bad thing. Is that a bad thing?
No, no, no, no, no. I mean, you know, I went down to Little Shop, it's like, Oh, you're friends with Chuck from Illinois. Okay.
Oh
my god, seriously? I'm so sorry.
Yes, I know. I'm a friendly dude. What can I tell ya? I like to meet people.
Very friendly. I'm a very curious dude.
I'm sorry, what?
I said you know me, I'm a bitch. I am husbandly.
Yeah, well, you know, I did go to the coffee shop and they go, Oh, you're that you're Chucky G oh you're Chuck E. G, that that bitch Karen over at Wheeler Hotel. I'm like, no, no, no, she's really nice, trust me. No. They never said that. Because you're a sweetheart. You know you are.
Because I had never been in that coffee shop before in my life, so how would they know me?
I think it was just awesome that I got to meet you and I got to hug you. It was really nice. It was very nice. It was kind of cool. Well, that's how I hug. If I'm gonna hug, I'm going in for the hug. Okay, I'm not gonna go I hate when people I hate when people and you hug them and their arms are at their side. It's like what the hell is that? It's like no Maybe they're
not huggers.
Well whatever. How can you how can you not be a hugger?
Some people aren't and here's the Oh
my god. Seriously. Yeah, here's the thing. All right, go ahead.
So so I don't mind hugging people and I don't mind being hugged. But there are some people who aren't huggers and there are some people who have very big personal space issues and they don't want people in their personal space when they're uninvited. And I respect that. And so but there are a lot of people who'd be like, I'm a hugger and they'll hug people. Even people who clearly don't want to be hugged. And to me that just feels um rude because it's all about you wanting to hug rather than the person not wanting to be hugged. And therefore I always try to read people's space issues and I don't hug unless they seem to want to be hugged.
I ask if I w if it's okay to hug you. I'm like a PC
hugger.
I say, Can I give you a hug? 'Cause I did say that. Can I and then Jim, can I give you a hug?
You didn't ask if you could hug me. Yes,
I did.
No Yes
I did ask you.
And I said no, but you did anyway.
That's right. 'Cause I'm a hugger.
Yeah, this
I say, screw you, man. I'm hugging. I don't care. You're just gonna have to deal with it.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the premise of Paranormal Underground Radio and who is the guest Don Allison?
0:01–10:51
2
How did Don Allison’s background as a skeptic journalist lead to his interest in the paranormal?
10:51–21:57
3
What were the key paranormal experiences Don had at Gettysburg that changed his perspective?
21:57–36:04
4
How did Don and his team conduct their investigation at Sacks Bridge and what equipment did they use?
36:04–51:00
5
What evidence did Don encounter during his house investigations, like the radio and spirit‑box interactions?
51:00–1:06:00
6
How does Don explain the role of intuition and a scientific approach in studying paranormal phenomena?
1:06:00–1:21:01
7
What future projects and directions does Don plan for his paranormal research and writing?
1:21:01–1:33:18
8
What are the closing thoughts, promotions, and upcoming guests for Paranormal Underground Radio?
1:33:18–1:43:14
Speakers
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