THE UNHOLY PODCAST - Ghost Hunting & The Heritage Hunters with Michael LaCiana|

Author and paranormal investigator Doug Owen welcomes Michael LaCiana, founder of The Heritage Hunters Society and creator of The Heritage Hunters: Journey Through the Past. With decades of experience investigating haunted locations, documenting paranormal activity, preserving historic sites, and researching unexplained phenomena, Michael has become a respected voice in the paranormal community. In this episode of The Unholy Podcast, Michael shares the remarkable experiences that launched his lifelong fascination with the supernatural, including a reported disembodied voice captured on reel-to-reel tape in 1978. Doug and Michael explore the connection between haunted history and modern paranormal investigation, discuss evidence collection techniques, and examine the challenges of balancing skepticism with firsthand encounters. The conversation also highlights Michael's latest project, Haunted Frequencies, and the importance of preserving both history and the stories that refuse to stay buried. Topics Discussed: The Heritage Hunters Society • Haunted Frequencies • Historic Preservation • Paranormal Investigation • Ghost Hunting • EVP Evidence • Spirit Communication • Haunted Locations • Supernatural Encounters • Paranormal Research • Historical Mysteries • Evidence Collection • Residual Hauntings • Intelligent Hauntings • Haunted History • The Unexplained Michael LaCiana, Heritage Hunters, The Heritage Hunters Society, Haunted Frequencies, paranormal investigation, ghost hunting, haunted locations, EVP, electronic voice phenomena, spirit communication, paranormal evidence, haunted history, supernatural encounters, paranormal researcher, unexplained mysteries, supernatural phenomena, ghosts, hauntings, paranormal podcast, Doug Owen, The Unholy Podcast, The Unholy Network, authentic haunted paranormal, haunted America, ghost stories, paranormal experiences, historic preservation, haunted frequencies podcast, heritage hunters journey through the past