187 Trans-Allegheny Asylum West Virginia

This week on Ghostly, we walk into the largest hand-cut stone masonry building in North America — the Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum in Weston, West Virginia. Pat traces the building from its hopeful 1858 origins under the Kirkbride Plan, through the Civil War occupation, the catastrophic overcrowding, the 1949 Charleston Gazette exposé, and into the dark summer of 1952 when Dr. Walter Freeman’s “Operation Ice Pick” lobotomized 228 West Virginians in twelve days. Rebecca brings the paranormal — Lily, the little girl in Ward R whose toys still move on command; Jacob, the alcoholic patient with a real paper trail who was first contacted on Ghost Hunters in 2008; Ruth, the man-hating spirit of the Civil War wing; the lobotomy recovery room and its growling shadows; and the nurse whose body lay undiscovered at the bottom of a stairwell for months.

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180 Ashmore Estates

In this episode of Ghostly Podcast, we head to rural Coles County, Illinois to explore the haunted history and chilling paranormal activity reported at Ashmore Estates.

Originally part of the Coles County Poor Farm in the late 1800s, Ashmore later became a psychiatric hospital before closing for good in 1986. With documented deaths, an on-site cemetery, and decades of neglect, many believe the spirits of former residents still linger within the building.

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178 Sterling Hill Mine

Beneath the quiet town of Ogdensburg, New Jersey, lies the Sterling Hill Mine, a labyrinth of tunnels stretching deep into the earth—and, some say, into the afterlife. With more than 77 recorded deaths and countless stories of strange lights, disembodied voices, and shadowy figures, this mine has earned a chilling reputation as one of New Jersey’s most haunted places.

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175 Joan Crawford

Hollywood glamour, scandal, and ghosts — this episode of Ghostly Podcast takes you inside the haunted legacy of screen legend Joan Crawford. From chilling childhood memories to walls that mysteriously burst into blue flame, her Brentwood mansion has terrified owners for decades. Was it Joan herself still holding onto fame beyond the grave, or something darker feeding off her energy? Pat and Rebecca debate one of Tinseltown’s eeriest hauntings — and even spin across the dance floor with a brief look at the Polish Disco Demon, a spirit said to come alive through rhythm and light.

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157 Hope Diamond

In this episode, we delve into the curse of the Hope Diamond one of the most beautiful stones in the world. This diamond is said to have left a trail of bad luck and even death in its wake. Not even royalty is said to be immune from its wrath. Is it truly cursed? Listen and you decide!

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156 Dybbuk Box

In this episode, we delve into the eerie legend of the Dybbuk Box—one of the most infamous cursed objects in modern history. Said to contain a restless, malevolent spirit from Jewish folklore, this mysterious wine cabinet has left a trail of misfortune, illness, and paranormal activity in its wake. From its eerie origins to the terrifying experiences of those who have owned it, we explore the unsettling history and theories behind the Dybbuk Box. Is it truly cursed, or just an elaborate hoax? Listen and you decide!

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2025 Predictions with Jacob Mayfield

Jacob Mayfield is back to help Ghostly and our listeners get ready for the new year! Learn how to use Tarot, the Law of Attraction, and other proven strategies to manifest your goals for the future. Jacob shows how he uses the information found in his book Tarot Odessey to give readings that help his querents jump start their manifestation process. Be sure to stay around until the end to hear his predictions for Ghostly and for Ghostly listeners in 2025!

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149 Honolulu Airport

Honolulu International Airport is the first of our weekly October episodes on haunted airports. One of our favorite Ghostly guests, Anthony, joins Pat and Rebecca to share his expertise. Not only is it one of the oldest modern airports in the country, but some people also say it’s full of spirits. Is it haunted? Listen and decide!

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145 Notre Dame Cathedral

The Notre Dame Cathedral is one of the most beloved landmarks in Paris. It is also considered one of the most haunted. With its gargoyles and gothic architecture, the cathedral design makes it easy to imagine more than just a hunchback bell ringer in the towers. Is it haunted? Listen and decide!

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144 Bastille Prison – Paris

The Bastille Prison in Paris, France was one of most politically charged features of the French Revolution. It’s also considered one of the most haunted places in Paris. Is it? Listen and decide!

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