Chumming with the Spirits

Have you ever wondered what paranormal and supernatural entities are group or categorized as? If so sit back and join us as we discuss this topic and give our takes on the matter.

Join Para-Chum and J.D. as they sit down with Phil and Amanda from Offbeat Paranormal to ingest some spicy wings and answer some seriously tough paranormal questions. Will Para-Chum survive the heat?

We continue our discussion with friend and Chumming family member Gary from Splintered Spirits Podcast on topics that are often thought about but not talked about in the paranormal community. Be sure to check out our friends Gary and John over at Splintered Spirits Podcast on the following sites.https://www.facebook.com/splinteredspiritsfbhttps://www.tiktok.com/@UC8p_skbQ3MQC7L95f9NcnDw https://www.tiktok.com/@UCh_bH2CQNnkXqfRSOBpKp9Q https://www.youtube.com/@UCh_bH2CQNnkXqfRSOBpKp9Q

Join us as we sit down with our friends for the Splintered Spirits Podcast and talk paranormal investigating, equipment and our thoughts on hauntings.

Constructed in 1858 by D.W. Houston, the Garnett House commenced operations as a hotel in the fall of the same year, overseen by Mr. Hiram Tefft. Nestled at the picturesque junction of Fourth Avenue and Walnut in Garnett, Kansas, a town renowned for its charm and amicable locals, this venerable edifice holds a cherished position within the community. As the town's inaugural hotel, it underwent numerous expansions in subsequent years, cementing its status as an iconic landmark.An article from the 1800s spoke of how Mrs. Houston refused to stay in the original structure due to its swaying in the breeze, marking a departure from the prevalent log cabin designs of the era and establishing the 1858 Garnett House as a trailblazing architectural marvel in the region. Evolving through various ownerships and name changes, including The Garnett House, The Commercial House, and The Lighthouse Hotel, the latter earning its name from a lantern atop the top floor; visible from miles around.Noteworthy for its survival as an antebellum relic, the Garnett House has now borne witness to nearly 170 years of history, notably serving as a focal point of the underground railroad in the area. Amidst the turbulent era of "Bleeding Kansas," it reportedly harbored escaped slaves in its attic under the covert protection of the renowned Abolitionist John Brown, an event believed to have unfolded circa 1859, just prior to the American Civil War.During the vibrant 1870s, Garnett blossomed into a lively frontier town, reminiscent of scenes from the Old West, with saloons, brothels, and gunfights in the streets. Amidst this dynamic epoch, the Garnett House welcomed illustrious guests, including legendary lawmen Wyatt Earp, Bat Masterson, and Wild Bill Hickock. Notable figures such as Buffalo Bill Cody, accompanied by Hickock, and the renowned female cowboy shooter Belle Starr graced the hotel. The notorious outlaw Jesse James is also believed to have sought refuge here under one of his many aliases.Beyond its hospitality role, the Garnett House served diverse functions over the years, doubling as a jail for criminals awaiting trial, a schoolhouse, tenements, and even a photography studio. Possibly eluding the local newspaper and media, there have been multiple stories that tell of the time when the building was used as a brothel. On September 11th, 1885, the Orphan Train made its inaugural stop in Garnett, KS, with homeless children temporarily housed within the 1858 Garnett House. The overwhelming crowd necessitated a swift relocation of the event to a nearby church.In the early 1950s, the building underwent yet another transformation, operating as a Doctor's Office under the management of a husband and wife doctor duo. Their commitment to the community endured, with patients receiving treatment within the historic walls up until the 21st Century. A testament to resilience and adaptability, the 1858 Garnett House Hotel remains an integral part of Garnett's ever-evolving narrative.https://www.1858house.com/history.htmlJoin us as we talk about the haunted history of this location and the amazing piece of evidence that J.D. caught during one of his most recent outings to the location.

Join Para-Chum and the boys from Kraken Cans Cast as they go live and talk the supernatural.

Join us as we talk about the Black Eyed Kids phenomenon and maybe rabbit hole into disclosure and alien intelligence.

What is Evil? This question has plagued mankind for millennia, yet there is not one true set in stone definition for what constitutes its meaning. Is it something that causes fear and dread in someone? Is it something or someone who does unspeakable acts, and are these acts of a religious or social influence? Or is it simply something that we can’t explain that is so far beyond what we recognize or categorize as normal behavior or influence that the only way we can define it is as of an “Evil” origin? These questions may never be answered but it is evident that all are correct in some sort of way when trying to ultimately define this term. It’s not often that we stumble across this phrase when dealing with human nature and the actions that certain people enact upon society, but there are those certain circumstances where the term “Evil” is the only term that can be used to describe what happened. Between the years of 1891 to 1894 Evil took hold in Chicago, and his name was Herman Webster Mudgett (AKA "H. H. Holmes"). Join us as we explore the major talking points of the Devil in the White City and his infamous Murder Castle.Be Sure to visit WWW.CWTSPODCAST.COM to learn more about Chumming With The Spirits Podcast, grab your own podcast merchandise and listen/watch archived episodes and additional content.If you haven't also delved into these other fine podcast what are you waiting for?@discordnevermore ‪@DrunkenCryptids @MythsMonstersandMullets @GhostGossip247 @TheCryptidPodcast-h6y @spector-beast-AI @cryptidsofthecorn4749 @krakencanscast ​@SplinteredSpirits ​

Join J.D. and Mr. Cougar hunter himself from Myths, Monsters and Mullets Podcast as they hash out some more wacky shenanigans in part 3 of this hilarious meet up.

Check out this live we did with our Friends Spooky Bro and the gang from Kraken Cans Cast. We discuss the paranormal, weird stuff and rabbit hole down into oblivion. You won't want to miss this crazy spectacular.