Paranormal Underground Radio: William Hall - Author of "The Haunted House Diaries" and "The World's Most Haunted House"
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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 Chucky G. Where that journey begins.
Good evening, everyone. This is Paranormal Underground Radio in the dark with your hosts, Karen Frazier and me, Chucky G. Hi, Karen.
Hello.
Hello, darlings. How are
you? I like the throat clear. That was very, I
don't
know, it was just a little something different.
A
little something different on this stormy Thursday evening.
Well, yeah, you got to just look at what I got.
Ooh.
Hey, is that the one I made?
Yeah, it's a pendulum. It's a pendulum that I
made. Has it answered questions for you?
Yes, it has.
Has it answered to your satisfaction?
Yeah, pretty much. Yeah. It pretty much covers what I ask for the most part. Yep. And it knows what I'm making crap up, you know. So how is Mrs. Frazier this evening?
Oh, I don't go by that.
I know. Well, I just called you that anyway, so.
That's my mother-in-law and she dead. So no, I'm not Mrs. Frazier. I'm just
kidding. Fine, whatever. I'm Mr. Gotsky. That's for sure.
I don't call you Mr. Gotsky. Hey, wait,
wait, wait. I have a question. Wait, I have a question. Wait, wait. If you're, when you're married, it's Mrs. When you're not married, it's Ms. So when you're married, it's Mr. When you're not married, it's what?
Mr. See, but that's what Ms. is actually. So Ms. was actually introduced as, because it used to be Ms. and Mrs.
Okay.
And Ms. was introduced as a form of like Mr. because why should women be defined by their marital status if men don't have to be? And so even married women can choose Ms. as opposed to Mrs. And when you're meeting somebody, a woman for the first time, it's always best to call them Ms. unless they ask you to call them Ms. or Mrs., It's
a
feminist thing.
I don't know anything about feminism. I'm not that way, so I don't know. I'm just
me. Do you think that women should be able to live the lives that they choose to live, provided they're not doing any harm? And do you think that they should have equal pay for equal work?
Oh, yeah. Then you're
a feminist,
dude. That's a good thing, then. I thought it was a bad thing. I don't
know. See, it's been branded as a bad thing, but it's not.
See, I don't pay attention to being PC correct. I don't pay attention to verbiage like that. I don't know. I'm just me. I'm in the world. I think everybody should be equal. I think everybody should be fair. Well, that's right. Then guess what? You're
a humanist, but that's feminism. I
like that. I'm a humanist. Well, I am a human, so I suppose that fits. What does that mean? Just seeing the face of Karen just make, well, maybe he is. Maybe he's not.
Actually, no, I was thinking of instead of defining it as human, it should be human, M-Y-N. No, I'm just
kidding.
Oh, Lord. Okay.
That was a microaggression, dude. Back off.
Okay. All right. I'm backing off right now. Our guest this evening is William J. Hall. He is the author of The Haunted House Diaries, The True Story of a Quiet Connecticut Town in the Center of a Paranormal Mystery, and The World's Most Haunted House, The True Story of the Bridgeport Poltergeist on Lindley Street.
So he is going to tell us ghost stories.
Yeah. I'm good. I'm good for ghost stories. I want some ghost stories tonight, folks.
I am good, too. Hey, you know,
speaking of
ghost stories, so I did notice that Paranormal Witness is just now sending out their usual call for stories. So if anybody has a scary ghost story, and I don't because I don't have scary ghost stories, please feel free to contact us. paranormal witness because they are looking for scary stories, but they want them scary.
Yeah, I know. I got my email already for the fifth time. They've got it.
Yeah.
Yeah. This is the fifth time. I don't really have – I have cool slightly maybe – certain people would call them creepy. I don't think they're creepy. No, you don't have the
horrifying stories that
people tell
on that show. My God, people tell their stories, and
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main focus of the episode and who is the guest?
0:01–12:09
2
How did William Hall become involved in the Bridgeport poltergeist investigation?
12:09–26:21
3
What were the most compelling pieces of evidence from the Bridgeport case?
26:21–49:21
4
How does the Haunted House Diaries illustrate a long‑term paranormal “crossroads”?
49:21–1:10:37
5
What research methods does Hall use to separate trickery from genuine phenomena?
1:10:37–1:29:52
6
How do quantum physics and multiverse theory relate to haunted house activity?
1:29:52–1:40:57
7
What advice does Hall give for handling assumptions and bias in paranormal research?
1:40:57–1:44:51
8
What upcoming shows and projects did the hosts tease before closing?
1:44:51–1:46:44
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