Echoes of War: The Haunting Legacy of Gettysburg

Into the Asylum: Our Weekend at Paracon Part 2

Think Part 1 was wild? In this episode, we trade photo ops for full-on ghost hunts as we dive into the dark, haunted heart of Pennhurst Asylum.Join us for Part 2 of our Paracon adventure as we explore Pennhurst’s most paranormally active buildings—each with its own dark history, unexplained phenomena, and more than a few jump scares. We’re talking EMF spikes, spirit box sass, ghost touches, and a not-so-friendly spirit named King.From whispered warnings in the tunnels to scratches that came out of nowhere, this is the haunted walkthrough you didn’t know you needed. (And yes—someone got touched, someone got scratched, and someone got ignored by a ghost. Rude.)So grab your sage, your spirit box, and and whatever protection spell you half remember from TikTok—because things get grabby in the dark at Pennhurst.🔦 Episode Highlights🏚️ A walkthrough of Pennhurst’s most haunted buildings👻 Ghosts that scratch, grab, and—apparently—ignore compliments🎈 Kelly’s balloon premonition in the tunnels📈 EMF detectors going wild at the mention of a cigar-smoking spirit🫣 Physical encounters: ankle grabs, face touches, and unexplained marks🕯️ Who said “no spirits can follow us home”?📩 Have a paranormal story? Send it to notmyghostpodcast@gmail.com for a chance to be featured in our Paranormal Postcards segment!📲 Follow & connect with us:🔮 Instagram: @notmyghostpodcast👻 Facebook: Not My Ghost, Not My Problem🔗 Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/notmyghostnotmyproblemBe sure to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast to help us keep bringing you the spooky content you love. Remember, if it's not your ghost, then it's not your problem. Until next time, stay spooky and stay skeptical!

Red, White, and Boo: Haunted Revolutionary Sites

In this week’s episode, we explore the ghostly side of America’s birth story. You'll get a quick, dramatic history of the Revolutionary War—complete with tea parties, famous battles, and founding fathers—and then we'll head into the eerie aftermath. Join us as we visit historic hotspots said to still be haunted by those who fought and fell.🔥 Episode Highlights:💥 The spark of rebellion: Boston Tea Party to Lexington & Concord👻 Hauntings of Independence Hall, where ghosts of the founders still roam💣 Spirits screaming through Fort Mifflin’s blood-soaked past🪖 Apparitions and phantom drums at the Battlefield of Saratoga🐎 Legends come alive in Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown🏰 The eerie echoes of war at Fort Ticonderoga📩 Have a paranormal story? Send it to notmyghostpodcast@gmail.com for a chance to be featured in our Paranormal Postcards segment!📲 Follow & connect with us:🔮 Instagram: @notmyghostpodcast👻 Facebook: Not My Ghost, Not My Problem🔗 Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/notmyghostnotmyproblemBe sure to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast to help us keep bringing you the spooky content you love. Remember, if it's not your ghost, then it's not your problem. Until next time, stay spooky and stay skeptical!🔗 Check out the sources we used for this episode:https://philadelphiaencyclopedia.org/essays/independence-hallhttps://metrophiladelphia.com/7-of-the-most-haunted-places-in-philadelphiahttps://www.battlefields.org/learn/revolutionary-war/battles/siege-fort-mifflinhttps://www.phillyvoice.com/fort-mifflin-haunted-philadelphia-ghost-faceless-man-william-howehttps://www.newyorkhauntedhouses.com/real-haunt/saratoga-national-historical-park.htmlhttps://thehudsonindependent.com/doctor-w-does-tarrytownhttps://www.americanhistorycentral.com/entries/battle-of-fort-ticonderoga-1775

Ghosts, Glitches & Tangents: A Year of Paranormal Weirdness

One year. 53 episodes. Countless interruptions, tangents, tech glitches, and totally true ghost stories (probably).To celebrate one full year of Not My Ghost, Not My Problem, we’re taking you on a haunted house tour through the weirdest, wildest, and most cursed corners of our show. Plus, we’re serving up a fresh platter of bizarre bite-sized paranormal tales you’ve probably never heard before—from cursed phone numbers to ghost blimps, vanishing travelers to demonic monks.This is your paranormal sampler platter — and trust us, ghosties, it’s deliciously unhinged.👻 Episode Highlights🏚️ A haunted house tour where every room is you🕴️ The Black Monk of Pontefract — a violent spirit with a medieval grudge🎈 The Ghost Blimp that landed without its crew🦇 The Van Meter Visitor — bat, demon, or something worse?💍 The cursed ring that may have inspired The Lord of the Rings☎️ The Bulgarian phone number that kills everyone who uses it🌐 Time slips, alternate dimensions, and disappearing passport men🐶 Ghost dogs, cursed cocktails, trivia towers, and the ADHD Tangent Tunnel🔊 Haunted audio equipment and the Room of Interruptions (hi Jen!)It’s weird. It’s chaotic. It’s deeply haunted. It’s us. Grab your flashlight and your curiosity—this bite-sized buffet of the bizarre will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew about the paranormal.📩 Have a paranormal story? Send it to notmyghostpodcast@gmail.com for a chance to be featured in our Paranormal Postcards segment!📲 Follow & connect with us:🔮 Instagram: @notmyghostpodcast👻 Facebook: Not My Ghost, Not My Problem🔗 Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/notmyghostnotmyproblemBe sure to subscribe, rate, and review our podcast to help us keep bringing you the spooky content you love. Remember, if it's not your ghost, then it's not your problem. Until next time, stay spooky and stay skeptical!🔗 Check out the sources we used for this episode:Troy Taylor, Weird Illinois (2005)The Van Meter Visitor by Chad Lewis, Noah Voss & Kevin Lee Nelson (2013)York Daily Record ArchivesNaval History and Heritage Command ArchivesThe Telegraph (UK), 2007: "Mobile phone number suspended after its owners die"Ancient Origins (2018)Colin Wilson, The Directory of Possibilities (1981)Tom Slemen, Strange But True: Mysterious and Bizarre PeopleRichard Estep, The Black Monk of PontefractThe Watseka Wonder by E. Winchester Stevens (1879)