A Rip In The Veil Frank Sinatra

You have to say the title like "Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica" from The Office. After you do that, listen to this ramble about the abandoned Glendale Hospital and my creepy experiences there. Stay tuned to the end for the heartfelt ramble portion where I thank all of you for listening to my rambles. Love you long time.

Today is an exciting day , because this is the first episode of only listener/people I know's stories! I have been waiting to do one of these since I started to be honest. What should we call these episodes?? E-mail me your suggestions and stories at aritvpodcast@gmail.com

Today we tell the story of the Hatman and how he has interrupted a good night's sleep for generations. This shadowy, void-like figure has been seen by many around the world, feeding off of fear. I apologize in advance for the lack of sleep you will be getting tonight.

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Grab your musket and prepare for (mental) battle as we explore the rich (and horrible) history of Harpers Ferry, West Virginia in this very special episode dedicated to my longest friend. Be sure to follow along on my Google Earth virtual tour and check out my Facebook page to follow along with show notes! And don't forget to give The Podcast from the Crypt a listen and follow them on Instagram! Check out my Facebook for show notes: facebook.com/aritvpodcast/ 

Feeling a little cooped up these days? Itching to take a trip? Well come with me to Wilder, Kentucky to explore Bobby Mackey's Music World. This episode will have you feeling thankful for the little things in life, like having a good head on your shoulders (literally) and not being used as a sacrifice. Grab your cut-off jeans and let's go!

A Rip In The Veil's first full true crime episode is here! And it's a doozy. Join me as we travel to Port Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada and explore the atrocities Robert Pickton, aka the Pig Farm Killer, committed and why you will never want to visit a pig farm for the rest of your life- and it's not just because of the manure.  Ready? Didn't think so.