Our third Halloween! After a long hiatus, Jack and Ben return to discuss the year gone by-- a year in "retirement," where they have not actively sought the supernatural. Instead, it would seem, the paranormal has sought them.

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Haunt and Gather presents: The Dark Syllabus! While waiting for our next investigation, why not give our new podcast a try?

Join us as we discuss John Keel’s “Mothman Prophecies,” its cultural influence, and its legacy on the paranormal. While we’re taking a critical tone to Keel’s own approach and much of his observations, we also acknowledge his lasting relevance to the field and the possibility to his insights. But mostly, we’ll be busting Mothman’s mothballs.

In this episode, we’ll discuss Chapter 1: Beelzebub Visits West Virginia, a noir main character complex, and a thirteen-step logic leap that must be heard to be believed.

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For our second Halloween, hosts Jack and Ben meet at the site where they kicked off their paranormal investigations in 2016– Split Rock Quarry, an blasted mine that has seen its share of tragedy.

Among the haunted ruins, each offers the other a true ghost story. One, their run-in with the otherworldly on the autumn equinox in the wilderness; the other, a spectral visitor during a romantic getaway.

But— They just might have company lurking among the desolation as they tell their tale, recorded below the haunted earth!

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