39: Hauntings, Conspiracies, and Writing True Crime with Richard Estep

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July 15, 2025 • 64 mins

On this weeks episode Bridget is joined by author Richard Estep. Richard has written over 30 books on topics ranging from ghosts/hauntings, to cryptids/UFOs, to military history, and of course true crime. Along with being an author, Richard has worked on several TV shows over the years, including "Paranormal 911" and "Haunted Hospitals". He and Bridget discuss his career, the locations he has written about, and so much more. From the Denver Airport, to the Tower of London, and even Richard's childhood home, the weird and paranormal are always lurking.

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