This episode of HauntedHour podcast we go for a ride on the supernatural highway as we dive headfirst into Season 6 of Miranda's Ghost Biker Explorations! Join us as we explore the latest hair-raising encounters, amazing evidence, and share firsthand experiences.  Miranda, was live at some never investigated, haunted locations. We discussed the spirits who take an interest in card games, the chilling tales of disemboweled cheaters, and setting up for a live investigation. We recap the heart-pounding moments when Miranda and her team seem to interact with a fire elemental during an i ..read more

This week on The Haunted Hour Podcast, I share some highlights from my paranormal investigation at a Haunted Hotel. I was surprised to find some answers to my questions, a new TV series to watch made in 1967 which features this hotel in its first episode, and so much more.  To see a video of our paranormal investigation, go to my YouTube      Our evening was hosted by Craig Owens Author of Haunted by History.  Our room was themed after the TV series The Invaders which was a fun surprise.     Craig Owens our host   3am in Old Town Temecu ..read more

  I started a new job in the fall of 1997. By winter 1997, I was full-time and started checking out the shops during my lunch hour. There was a cute consignment shop I went to often. One day in the Spring of 1998, I found a beautiful wooden bird statue, obviously hand carved. I was very into tropical decor then and decided to purchase it. The lady who I had come to know said to me, "you know that is a fertility bird, right?" I said, "What?" She then told me it was from Peru and hand-carved and purchased by a consignor during their honeymoon. So I loved the story but laughed about the fert ..read more

  For years I have heard there is a haunted mill about 15 miles from me. This mill is so close, yet I have never seen it. Where is this place, and what is Old Town Murrieta? This past weekend we decided to explore.  The Kea Mill The 100-foot grain elevator was built in 1918 for farmers to store their grain before transport to various milling companies in Los Angeles. It sat next to train tracks and a depot and, despite removing the train tracks, continued to operate into the early 1970s. In 1991 the mill was boarded up.  Why do people think there is a haunting? The story go ..read more

  The El Campo Santo Cemetery in Old Town San Diego has many stories of death and hauntings. There is a long list of people who have encountered spirits and have had paranormal experiences at this location. In 1996 the activity had become so bad the local homes and businesses got their money together to have a professional exorcism of the cemetery! On my first encounter in this cemetery, I had a picture of what looked like a mist by a grave site. You can see that photo here. I was intrigued to find out if it was paranormal or something else. I have been at least 20 times since and had no ..read more

 The Southern California Railway Museum in Perris, CA is another cool place to explore in the Inland Empire. It is close to the fwy but tucked away in a large open area. The museum grounds are actually huge. Per their website you can Explore the West’s largest collection of railway locomotives, passenger and freight cars, streetcars, interurban electric cars, buildings and other artifacts dating from the 1870’s. Ride streetcars, interurban electric cars, and trains on the Museum railway. Visit the Museum’s collection of more than 200 streetcars and railway vehicles to experience the early ..read more

 I recently went to Evergreen Cemetery in Riverside California to walk around and explore some paranormal claims of green mists and spirits roaming around pacing and also screaming. I found this cemetery to be very peaceful we had the entire place to ourselves and we were locked in! I was with a friend we did a live online on the Paranormally Blonde show. See who we ended up communicating with.  I have posted some pictures below and the link to the tour and who we communicated with below.  If you visit this cemetery or the Mission Inn go to Tio's Tacos good food amazing ..read more

 I wanted to share my pictures with you because this place is amazing... Let me know if you see anything paranormal or odd.    Mission San Juan Capistrano is so beautiful and historic. This is a must see the gardens are beautiful the structure is amazing.  On December 8th 1812 there was a great earthquake that caused the bell tower to fall in on the roof of this Great Stone church. It collapsed and killed 40 worshipers.  Construction started in 1797 and was finished in 1806 but six years later was destroyed by an earthquake.  Model of what church looked like ..read more

 I was gifted a tea cup and Anima Mundi dream Sleep Aid Third Eye Tonic Tea. You can see ingredients in my photos.  If you follow me you know I am very interested in Dreams and Dream analysis. I keep a dream journal and have a dream oracle deck I like to work with.  The tea tastes very good and has a nice aroma. I had two dreams but this is the one that stood out to me because I was not sure what it meant.  I was inside an orb or I was the orb, you know the kind you see in ghost hunting photos. I do believe it was just my consciousness not my physical self. I could see ..read more

 We decide to try out a new game called Your Worst Nightmare what could be more fun than exploring your fears from the comfort of your home. I was surprised how many cards you get, there is so much to be afraid of! You get 4 white board score cards with pens and 300 fear cards. This game was easy to play on video with friends as well as at my kitchen table with my husband. How well do you know your friends?  The game was only $8.99 and was a great conversation starter and easy to play. If you are looking for a new game try it out.    You can get Your Worst Nightma ..read more