The Haunted Historian

The Haunted Historian Presents: Home Sweet Haunted Home On the whole, traveling is one of the best experiences in life. But spending the night in a new place can be a bit of an adjustment-- especially if it's haunted. In this episode, Conner travels to the small mining town of Jackson, California to investigate a home turned Airbnb. With the assistance of special guest investigator, the history and unexplainable events they would soon experience make it a destination you have to see to believe for yourself. Stay tuned for the next episode and in the meantime follow us on social media. Follow Bethany's Sweet Haunted Home and get in touch if you'd like to book your stay! Original theme by Tyler Quinn.

The Haunted Historian Presents: Horror on the Homefront As the unexplained events seem to simmer throughout the years, Conner is revisited by unknown entities that have made his childhood home an unwelcome place for family and friends. Hoping to leave all this behind on his way to college, he soon finds its much more powerful than originally thought.  In observance of those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice for our country, we will forgo a new episode on Memorial Day. Stay tuned for the next episode on Monday, June 6 and in the meantime visit our website and follow us on social media. Original theme by Tyler Quinn.

The Haunted Historian Presents: Horror on the Homefront  One of the go to questions we're often asked is “how did you get interested in ghosts?” Much like other paranormal investigators, Conner’s interest stemmed from childhood experiences that have led him on a life long journey to research and document hauntings. In this episode, Conner discusses a relatively normal childhood that becomes unexplainably supernatural.   Stay tuned for Episode 5: Part 2 and in the meantime visit our website and follow us on social media. Original theme by Tyler Quinn.

The Haunted Historian Presents: A Discussion with Brandon Alvis  Through his investigative role on A&E “Ghost Hunters,” to his recent book “Elements of a Haunting” and his upcoming series “Haunted Discoveries,” Brandon Alvis has become one of the most respected and innovative names in the paranormal community. This week Conner sits down for a chat to get Brandon’s take on the paranormal field, we get a glimpse at his new show and advice on how to deal with skeptics.   Follow Brandon Alvis on Instagram for updates on "Haunted Discoveries."  Stay tuned for episode 5 and in the meantime visit our website and follow us on social media. Original theme by Tyler Quinn.

The Haunted Historian Presents: Hotel Warner A young entrepreneur renovating one of the oldest hotels in Bisbee, Arizona contacts Conner to help verify paranormal activity his construction staff has been experiencing. Even as the first investigator to step foot into Hotel Warner, Conner never expected to encounter multiple intelligent entities that still have something to say after all these years. Follow the progress of Hotel Warner on their Instagram. Stay tuned for episode three and in the meantime visit our website and follow us on social media. Original theme by Tyler Quinn.

The Haunted Historian Presents: Beach Army Hospital  A massive complex that saw heavy action during the Vietnam war, this now abandoned property is getting new life after 60 years. As the new owner and Conner cross paths, they find a mutual interest in the spirits that still wander the halls of the Beach Army Hospital. Conner quickly realizes one night alone in this building might be enough for a lifetime. Stay tuned for episode three and in the meantime visit our website and follow us on social media. Original theme by Tyler Quinn.

The Haunted Historian Presents: The New Albany Exorcism Conner Gossel, The Haunted Historian, returns to his home state of Ohio to help a long time friend rid a suburban home of terrifying spirits. As the family describes the events that have led them to this point, the team quickly realizes the only way this home can return to normalcy is to perform an exorcism.  Stay tuned for future episodes but in the meantime you can visit our website and follow us on social media.  Original theme by Tyler Quinn.