Retired law enforcement officer Mandy Cummings joins No Lights Paranormal to share her journey from patrol to mediumship, explaining how a night at Mansfield Prison and a chilling video clip launched her investigative team and TV appearances.

She describes her investigation style—no pre-research walkthroughs guided by her medium abilities—her focus on debunking, preference for spirit boxes and older recorders, and distrust of apps with built-in word databases. Mandy also outlines ethical rules for residential cases and why she never charges frightened homeowners.

Throughout the episode she recounts intense cases (Cooper Hill, Ewer Shrine), talks gear and EVPs, discusses cryptid interest and upcoming collaborations, and emphasizes live interaction, validation, and community-building in paranormal work.

This episode explores the tragic history of Pennhurst — its founding, systemic abuse, eugenics-era practices, closure, and why the site is so haunted — alongside the team’s recent EVPs and reactions from investigations.

It also revisits Madison Seminary’s changing roles through history and shares first-hand investigation stories, thermal anomalies, spirit box responses, and tips for attending public or private ghost hunts.

The No Lights Paranormal team returns from hiatus to recount a tense, gear-challenged investigation at Pennhurst Asylum with the Lore Lodge crew — featured EVPs, oppressive presences, and first-time reactions that made the night unforgettable.

They introduce new members, share personal haunt experiences (including a childhood ghost named George), discuss equipment limits, and urge listeners to help preserve Pennhurst from plans to build an AI data center over its historic grounds.

BY THE WAY, His name! Was Ethan!

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Join Alex and Teresa on No Lights Paranormal as they share local spooky news, upcoming haunted events across Ohio, and two chilling deep-dives: the documented haunting of Hinsdale House (the Dandy House) in New York and the folklore-rich, haunted village of Hollókő (Holoko) in Hungary. From priestly cleansings and paranormal investigations to medieval raven legends, shadowy figures, and ominous omens, this episode offers history, firsthand accounts, and travel-worthy haunt recommendations.

Three paranormal investigators debate the existence of extraterrestrial life, weighing scientific evidence, personal UFO encounters, historical accounts, and ancient myths. The episode explores microbial life on other worlds, modern UAP reports, famous abduction cases, and the late Dr. Jeffrey Meldrum's contributions to cryptozoology and Bigfoot research.

Hosts share local spooky events, field personal sightings, and discuss why humanity might interest — or bore — hypothetical visitors, ending with listener outreach and social links.

In this episode the No Lights Paranormal team shares spooky local event news and dives into a roundtable on guardian spirits — from the Gray Man and Slavic Leshy to the giant guardian deer known as "Earl."

Hosts trade personal encounters, rescued lives, and folklore examples of protective ghosts, inviting listeners to send their own guardian, cryptid, or alien stories.

Three hosts — Joe, Teresa, and Alex — share a spooky news roundup and deep dives into haunted locations and folklore.

This episode explores the history and hauntings of Cleveland’s House of Wills, Romanian Witch’s Pond lore, the mysterious Guardian of the Deep seen by divers, and upcoming paranormal investigations and community cleanups.

No Lights Paranormal’s hosts share spooky news and upcoming investigations before diving into three chilling tales: a Redditor’s Carlsbad riverbed discovery of human remains and a child’s desperate voice; the Allen House’s tragic Christmas suicide and ongoing hauntings in a Monticello Victorian; and the abandoned Chilean nitrate towns Humberstone and Lenoria, where ghostly children, desecrated graves, and eerie desert legends linger.

Along the way they mention odd local attractions, listener outreach, and invite stories from far-flung listeners.