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Ghost Hunters

Artists on Artists on Artists on Artists

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The cast of the ghost-hunting show By Ghostel gathers to discuss their supernatural investigations across Los Angeles and New York. The hosts break down intense paranormal encounters, including phantom footprints, mysterious audio logs, and intense spirit possessions at locations like St. Patrick's Cathedral, Ellis Island, and a Venice Beach ballet hall. They recount bizarre experiences such as a spirit trapped inside a scrotum and unexpected encounters with Postmates drivers accompanied by throuples. Throughout the conversation, the team argues about the authenticity of ghost hunting equipment and the emotional toll of communicating with male-lonely entities from the past.

  • Ghost hunters should use vocal vibrations to shock the innervious souls of spirits whose ears remain in the corporeal realm. 29:37
  • Employees at historical museums can leverage scheduling systems to trade shifts and infiltrate the grounds for covert ghost hunting. 40:27
  • Investigators can open a portal to communication with a ghost by dapping them up as a brother. 42:31

Chapters

  1. 0:00
    Podcast and Ad Intro

    The episode opens with iHeart and Guaranteed Human ads, followed by a brief OnDeck credit line.

  2. 2:39
    Ghost Hunters Introduction

    Hosts introduce the Ghostel ghost hunting team and set the stage for the episode.

  3. 3:25
    Team Member Backstories

    Each hunter shares their personal connection to the supernatural and how they gained their abilities.

  4. 4:36
    Ghost Encounter Highlights

    The episode showcases a series of ghost encounters, including cold spots, EMF readings, and alleged spirit voices.

  5. 15:00
    Ghost Hunter Personal Stories

    Individual hunters recount their most memorable ghost experiences and the impact on their lives.

  6. 20:00
    Closing and Future Episodes

    The hosts wrap up the episode, tease upcoming hunts, and thank listeners.

  7. 22:28
    Show Production and Audience Engagement

    The team reflects on how they produce episodes, engage viewers, and handle skepticism.

  8. 23:03
    Critique of Ghost Hunting Claims

    The hosts discuss the fallacy of ghost camera evidence and debate the authenticity of their encounters.

  9. 51:05
    Cold Weather and Guest Updates

    The crew jokes about the chilly studio and updates listeners on recent trips and spinoff projects.

  10. 52:54
    Spooky Encounter at Venice Beach Ballet Hall

    The team recounts a terrifying experience in an old ballet hall, describing ghostly sounds and eerie sensations.

  11. 54:27
    Ghost Communication and Possession Drama

    The hosts attempt to communicate with a ghost, leading to a chaotic scene where a spirit claims hunger for a soul.

  12. 58:33
    Resolution and Emotional Fallout

    After confronting the ghost, the group reflects on the experience, with one host expressing a desire to quit the show.

Highlights

  • 6:01

    Childhood Horse Kickstory

    Tuttle explains how he gained the ability to talk to ghosts after being kicked in the temple by a pony when he was seven years old.

  • 9:24

    Witch Encounter Awakeninginsight

    Stefano explains that his belief in ghosts and his unique attraction to teeth began after having sex with a witch who sold items on Etsy.

  • 11:55

    Trick Mirror Originstory

    Casey shares how a trick mirror that moved slower than reflection sparked a lifelong obsession with horror television and seeking danger.

  • 26:04

    Ghost Confession at Cathedralstory

    Veronica dresses as a priest in a confessional booth and accidentally interviews a live finance worker who confesses to masturbating at work.

  • 40:40

    Ellis Island Onboardingstrategy

    Veronica describes completing seven sexual harassment seminars while infiltrating Ellis Island employment to hunt Polish immigrant ghosts.

  • 55:32

    Ballot Hall Possessioninsight

    Veronica becomes fully possessed by a hungry ballet headmistress from the 1850s who demands a soul from a hospital room.

  • 59:19

    Surprising Revelationinsight

    Jeremy and Tuttle reveal at the end of the episode that they had actually been dead for years, tying back to the hospital room.

Quotes

  • “The voice said, 'You ain't going yet. You ain't going yet.'”
    Unnamed speaker · 6:40
  • “You know, people assume that because you're filming these encounters, you're faking them.”
    Unnamed speaker · 23:08
  • “The really fresh take on living in a house with ghosts, and they're from all different eras.”
    Unnamed speaker · 13:18
  • “I just think like people always made so many assumptions, but they don't know what it's really like in there and it's cold.”
    Unnamed speaker · 52:43
  • “I can tell right now, I'm getting very agitated. I'm feeling very agitated.”
    Unnamed speaker · 54:04
  • “I don't want to do the show anymore. If that, if that can fucking happen, I'm never fucking doing that again.”
    Unnamed speaker · 58:39
  • “The three of you worked together to free me from this prison I'm in.”
    Unnamed speaker · 59:11
  • OnDeck 0:04–0:32
  • IBM 0:46–1:01
  • Rexulti 1:23–2:04
  • BKFC 2:04–2:34
  • OnDeck 19:01–19:33
  • BKFC 20:04–20:34
  • Genentech and Novartis 21:20–21:30
  • At the Table 37:09–37:50
  • Patreon 51:30–51:33
  • OnDeck 1:01:01–1:01:28
  • BKFC 1:01:28–1:01:58
  • Zolair 1:02:04–1:03:02
  • Viori 1:03:02–1:03:30

About this episode

If there’s somethin’ strange in your neighborhood, who you gonna call? Ghost Hunters! Specifically, the team behind the TV show Bi Ghostal! These four ghost hunters have been brought together by their experiences of the supernatural and sat down with us for a riveting discussion on the paranormal as they finish their latest season of the show. From near-miss encounters and creepy childhoods to unconventional ghost hunting methods, they share stories that will give you quite a fright and even more to think about. So bring your flashlights, your night vision goggles, and your Geiger counters, it’s time to get spooky! MERCH HERE! https://artistsonartistsonartistsonartists.com/shop This episode was filmed in the beautiful Dynasty Typewriter Theater, and tech-produced by Samuel Curtis. For live shows and events you can find more about them at dynastytypewriter.com. To learn more about the BTS of this episode and to find a world of challenges, games, inside scoop, and the Artists being themselves, subscribe to our Patreon! You won't be disappointed with what you find. Check out patreon.com/aoaoaoapod Artists on Artists on Artists on Artists is an improvised Hollywood roundtable podcast Created and Hosted by Kylie Brakeman, Jeremy Culhane, Angela Giarratana and Patrick McDonald. It is a production of Will Ferrell’s Big Money Players and iHeartMedia Podcasts. Executive Produced by Matt Apodaca and produced by Alexandra Dennis and Laservision Productions. Music By Gabriel Ponton, editing by Conner McCabe, and social media editing by Adam Keller. Thumbnails by Josh Fleury and logo design by Lucy Tomkiewicz. Hollywood's talking. Make sure you're listening. Subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube! Please rate us five stars! See omnystudio.com/listener https://omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Topics

  • Ellis Island
  • iHeart
  • Ghostel
  • By Ghostel
  • St. Patrick's Cathedral
  • San Vicente Bungalows
  • Celtic Bank
  • San Francisco Bugle
  • iHeart Media Podcasts
  • Will Ferrell's Big Money Players

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