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Published by Ashley Miller and Megaera Gosnell and Kaylee Black
Welcome all fans of paranormal adventure time! Come on an adventure with best friends Ashley, Kaylee and Megaera as we take a deep dive into the historical and spooky history of numerous haunted locations state by state! If you like to hear first hand accounts of some paranormal activity we are going all in and venturing to many of these spooky locations. Travel along with us as we learn, adventure and get creeped out together! https://www.instagram.com/coacapodcast/
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In this bonus episode, we talk about three cursed families. Birds and Brides are the source of many years of sorrow. We try and tell the difference between the occult and bad genes, with a little call back to cursed jewels.
Hey all this episode comes with a trigger warning involving suicide. If you are having suicidal thoughts or are contemplating suicide please reach out to a friend or loved one or the suicide hotline. 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline international included. you can find more resources at https://988lifeline.org/ Get as cozy as we are or maybe leave a layer off? Today Meg takes us on a quick little spooky trip to the Windy City and tells the story of the old Chicago water tower, this place has seen some serious tragedy and has some spirits lingering around to remind us.
In this two story special, Ashley tells Meg about Kiska Island and the SS Baychimo. Kiska Island was abandoned in the middle of the night and then invaded causing quite the cluster and most likely leaving the spirits of the soldiers behind. The Baychimo is a strong independent ship that don't need no captain. Buckle in because we are about to get silly in this season finale.
We are back to our list-y roots with Meg telling us about creepy roads throughout Alaska to drive if you dare! From Fairbanks to Sitka we go on a (car) ride and explore the haunted origins of four spots that will give you the spooks. Of course, there is still babbling nonsense, but Meg gives a fun run down of some "haunted" roads in the ever vast and naturally spooky Alaska. Get cozy because we are going on a spooky ride.
Get cozy and grab an extra blanket, Meg is taking us to the Iditarod Trail and talking about some spooky spots along the way of this frozen tundra. A shape shifter that tries to keep you close by, listen up for some free and wise advice when passing through Old Woman Cabin. Strap in while we take you on a spooky trail ride. https://www.adn.com/features/article/ghosts-alaskas-iditarod-trail/2011/10/31/
Welcome back! Ashley tells Meg a short and sweet story about the Eklutna Spirit houses. This cemetery welcomes the dead to a colorful afterlife, with as many of the comforts of home as possible. Get silly with the girls and learn a fun history lesson about two cultures coming together to rot in peace.
Meg and Ashley fly to Alaska and spend the day and night driving around trying to find some spooky stuff and scenic sights. We tell you about our trip to the Kenai Peninsula, where we visited a spooky hotel, a forest cemetery, and the Whittier Tunnel.
The fog and spooky is thick in Whittier, AK. Old buildings give spooky vibes and new buildings carry trapped spirits. Travel with Meg and Ashley through a long spooky tunnel into a small spooky town. A big shout out to BoBandy for our AMAZING intro song!
Oh my goodness get cozy and get ready! Ashley has a true and tragic story for us today but wait....lost gold...conspiracy...ghostships and ghouls, this is a full epic story of the Eldred Rock Light House and how she came to be, and where she stands as of today! Heads up if you want to skip ahead through the regular babble and to the story it starts around minute 9 !
Welcome back spooky creepy people! We are starting SEASON 3 with a classic tragic tale from Megaera! Get cozy because we are headed out to the cold, open waters of Alaska as she tells us the story of the Titanic of the Pacific Northwest and why the souls lost in the tragic sinking of the Princess Sophia still haunt Juneau today.
Black cats= bad luck? More like the opposite. Today Mega's going to be telling a bonus story explaining the old superstitions behind black cats being associated with bad luck. Get cozy because we are doing a deep dive into some ridiculous history about our perfect feline friends and why they are actually good luck!
In our final episode in the state of Oregon, Meg is taking us to a luxurious hot springs experience for the Rich and the poor, the sick and the ...dead? Try to stay cozy as we dive into the interesting and rich history of the Hot Lake Hotel. You can't get as cozy as you might in a hot spring but after hearing this story you gotta have the special interest to be in a beautiful setting with a huge side order of creepy for the finale we are doing the most multi-purpose building possibly ever.
Crater Lake National Park is a triple threat of spooky. Bigfoot, UFO, and Lake Monster sightings make your skin crawl on their own, but combined is just excessive, We scratch the surface of the thousands of paranormal claims from the park and tell some of the favorites Ashley found.
Meg, Kaylee, and Ashley traveled to one of the highest rated haunted houses in Washington. The Georgetown Morgue is rumored to be haunted, and is the perfect place to host a terrifying maze of scary sets. The girls give their review and compare experiences from beginning to end. Revisit our Spooky Spots of Washinton episode, Ashley and Meg don't understand ghosts, to hear a full history of the building.
Meg takes Kaylee and Ashley on adventure to Lone Fir Cemetary. They go on a journey through the spooky past and haunted present. The girls are less on track than normal, but they eventually learn all about this fascinating landmark and the current residents, known and unknown.
There is nothing cozy about this episode of COACA. The trio go on a journey to the Oregon Caves National Monument. They talk general cave creeps and sightings of that sweet, sweet Sasquatch. There is even a bonus haunting in the onsite Chateau, This triple dose of goosebumps is one of our goofiest episodes yet.
We are back and ready for action! The gang took a little needed break and are ready to dip our toes back into Oregon's spooky waters. Misfortune seems to follow the owners of this one-man town, curse or coincidence, you decide.
This week Ashley takes Meg and Kaylee on a mini journey to a haunted cemetery and chapel in Dayton, Oregon. The O'Dell Cemetery and Ebenezer Chapel are said to be some of the spookiest vibes in the state and the sighting of lots of ghosts. Although the spooky stories are all said to be myth with no evidence, that won't stop us from scaring the pants off each other with another tale of murder. Find is on instagram @coacapodcast and on TikTok at coacapodcast email us your travelers tales at coacapodcast@gmail.com
Meg takes Kaylee and Ashley on a virtual hike of Ruckle Ridge. We learn exactly why this trail is permanently closed. If the reviews are not enough to convince you, settle in to hear another fantastic Meg story.
Ashley tells a tale of hauntings galore in the town of Bend, Oregon. The town celebrates (most of) it's haunted history offering spooky tours of the many haunted hotspots. We talk about George moments, ghost age preferences, and the glory of multi-purpose buildings. Laugh along with Kaylee, Meg, and Ashley in another silly episode of Creeped Out and Creepin Around.
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