Tag Archives: Podcasts

Of Black Helicopters and Shadow Figures

Posted on 12/29/2020 by mapoll

As a novelist, researcher and lover of all things supernatural, I've always enjoyed hearing other people's experiences. Earlier this year, I started a podcast entitled Real Ghost Chatter where others could join me and discuss their encounters. I never realized … Continue reading →

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Real Ghost Chatter Episode 5: The Tale of Madeleine’s Cat

Posted on 04/09/2020 by mapoll

 Madeleine Thornburton was a misfit –in her school, in life. Or so it seemed….. Karen in Texas says, "Ok. I listened to Madeleine's Cat..really, really good. I cried!"             To receive a special offer on … Continue reading →

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Episode 4: Jeanne Grunert Shares A Mississippi Encounter

Posted on 04/02/2020 by mapoll

Jeanne is an award-winning writer and marketing consultant. Readers have described her fiction as "a cross between Flannery O'Connor and Edgar Allan Poe." She loves writing tales that blend vivid imagery, supernatural elements, and at least one colorful senior citizen … Continue reading →

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Episode 3: A Heart-warming Supernatural Tale from Victoria Hardesty

Posted on 04/02/2020 by mapoll

Victoria Hardesty has owned Arabian Horses for the past 35 years. She and her best friend, Nancy Perez, are authors of a series of novels about Arabian horses and the young people who love them. Victoria and her husband ran … Continue reading →

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Episode 4: Jeanne Grunert Shares Her Mississippi Ghost Encounter

Posted on 04/02/2020 by mapoll

Award-winning author Jeanne shares a goosebump-producing story about her experience in a Mississippi Plantation turned Bed & Breakfast. Continue reading →

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