Episode 39: Tales from the Most Haunted Corners of the Northwest

What if I told you that beneath the cheerful festivities of Halloween, lie chilling tales of haunted houses and ghostly encounters? Brace yourselves as we share some of the spookiest places in Washington, recounting personal experiences of the eerie and the unexplainable. This episode will have you gripping the edge of your seats as we journey down memory lane, reminiscing about our own Halloween celebrations - from pumpkin carving to harvest festivals. We even explore the rich Mexican tradition of honoring the dead and discuss a Disney movie centered around it. 

Haunted mansions, childhood fears, and a city known for breeding serial killers; sounds like something out of a horror movie, right? We unfold the eerie world of haunted houses of Seattle, unmasking the tragic histories and mysterious pasts of these places. From dismemberment to burning alive, tales of the Georgetown morgue, now a Halloween attraction, might make your spine tingle. Beyond Seattle, we venture further into the Northwest, sharing tales about ghosts appearing in a popular bar, Kells, built in a former mortuary, and the unsettling atmosphere in its back rooms.

Where do ghosts check in but never check out? Hotels. We explore the paranormal activities in hotels across the Northwest, including our friends' encounter in a New Orleans Airbnb and the story of the Delphine House. Let's take it a notch higher with the Sorrento Hotel in Seattle and the infamous ghost of Alice Toklas inhabiting Room 408. She's a ghost with flair, having made the first pot brownie and openly expressing her sexuality during her life, back in those early days. Prepare yourself for an unforgettable adventure, if you dare.