Ghosts 'N Bears Podcast Ian Gibbs

If you've ever had a pet who has gone on before, you know that sometimes, if you're lucky, they come back for a visit.  Not all visits are from your pet however, and some of the see stories of ghostly animals are a little surprising. 
As someone who has had a lot of pets, I know that there are times, usually just after they pass, that they have come back for one last visit, and that's comforting, but unfortunately we don't get to choose what animals come through. 
So join us on this episode of Ghosts 'N Bears as we check out Ghostly Pets....and others.

Not very often we repeat this quickly, but we so enjoyed doing that Third person episode, we just couldn't wait to do another one! 
As T.S. Eliot said in his poem The Waste Land:
Who is the third who walks always beside you?
When I count, there are only you and I together
But when I look ahead up the white road
There is always another one walking beside you
Gliding wrapt in a brown mantle, hooded
I do not know whether a man or a woman
— But who is that on the other side of you?
And that my friends is the point of this episode as we dig up more stories about the Third Person who is there and sometimes in very unexpected ways. It's fascinating and we hope you feel the same on this episode of Ghosts 'N Bears. 

Sometimes we rent a house and get a lot more than we bargained for. 
Join us as we talk to friends and patrons Kyle and Charlotte as they share the ongoing events in their rented home, that have gotten so bad, they don't watch, listen or talk about anything paranormal while inside the house, because things get worse for a few days. That's intense! 
You will enjoy this fascinating conversation about the ghost or very possibly in this case ghosts in my house episode. You'll want to not only check out the rooms, number of bathrooms and location next time you have to rent a place, maybe walk through and see if it feels weird as well!  

Here's where it all began, I read this caption on the attached picture and thought, wait what? I had heard of this, even experienced it but I had no idea what a wide spread phenomenon it had become and so I knew we needed to talk about it.
Are they angels? Spirits? Ghosts?  Our own mind manifesting soothing comforts? 
We really hope you enjoy it and would love feedback as we veer a little off format for this episode of Ghosts 'N Bears.

It's that time of year again my little Christmas angels!   We jump back in to the time when ghost stories were a "Christmas Only" kind of thing.  The nights were dark, the houses cold and full of shadows and at a rare time of year when the family was together and not working for just one day of the year, there was nothing better than to get the magazines and find the newest and scariest ghost stories in the style of Charles Dickens, at least that's what you did in the 1860's. 
Join us as we hear two terrifying tales of ghosts, loss, treasure and mayhem that occurred at Christmas's long past, the authors long dead, but their words live on to hold the tradition of making Christmas bright, by making it just a little bit more spooky.  Merry Christmas or any other winter festival of your choice and we will see you for the start of Season Four of Ghosts 'N Bears when we come back in February after our break. 

The City of Coeur d'Alene isn't just hard to spell, it's also beautiful, and very haunted.  After the military base was started there, the silver rush soon followed along with the rail road and all the rough, edge of the Wild West with them. 
​The spirits of soldier's, prisoners and even playful children join us on our trip around town. and now you can join us on this episode of Ghosts 'N Bears as we head down to one of Jason's favourite cities and take in the views, the sights and the hauntings of Coeur d'Alene.