Halloween Stories from Our Listeners We asked our listeners for creepy stories, and they delivered. Haunted homes, unexpected visitors, and familiar voices coming from people who aren’t actually there—our Halloween special has plenty to keep you qu…
Ghost Stories and Boundaries with Rebekah Carmichael If you’re bringing lemonade to a haunted house, bring enough for everyone. Having no corporeal form is no reason to be excluded from refreshments. That’s one takeaway from our latest conversatio…
What happens when Ghost Brothers: Fright Club watches paranormal footage and comments on it—and then we watch them watching paranormal footage and comment on that? A very meta evening, apparently. This episode came from a suggestion in our Patreon…
The Paranormal Highway: Satanic Vortices, Shadow People, and One Very Bad Closet Some houses are haunted. Some houses have a few unexplained footsteps, a door that opens by itself, maybe a ghost who occasionally wanders through the kitchen. And …
Ghost Brothers at the Haunted Fitzpatrick Hotel This week on The Activity Continues, we’re back with the Ghost Brothers for one more investigation before moving on to another paranormal show. The dice chose the Fitzpatrick Hotel in Washington, Geor…
Guardians of Vulture City: Curse, or Protection? There's something about a ghost town in the middle of the Arizona desert that just feels haunted before you even step inside. This week on The Activity Continues, Megan and Amy watched Ghost Brot…
The Not-So-Scary Side of Ghosts: Our Conversation with Rebekah the Ghost Guide When we first picked up The Not-So-Scary Guide to Ghosts, we expected to learn a few new things about the paranormal. What we didn't expect was how much the book wou…
Ghost Brothers: Lights Out at Waverly Hills Some paranormal locations have a reputation that precedes them, and Waverly Hills Sanatorium is definitely one of them. Shadow figures. Death chutes. Thousands of deaths. If you've watched paranormal TV…
This time, our paranormal dice roll landed us at Lambert Castle as we watched and reacted to The Holzer Files episode, The Haunting of Lambert Castle. What started as a haunted castle investigation quickly turned into a tangled story of family secre…
For this episode of The Activity Continues, Megan and I continued our new tradition of letting fate make our viewing decisions. After surviving our first random-episode experiment with The Dead Files, we decided it was time to venture into new para…
One of the things we love most about Research & Rabbit Holes is that sometimes we start looking for answers and end up finding entirely different questions. That was definitely the case with The Dead Files episode "The Lady in Black". When we wrapp…
We Let the Universe Choose Our Dead Files Episode This week on The Activity Continues, we tried something completely new… and honestly? We may never go back. Instead of carefully choosing a Dead Files episode ahead of time, we decided to meet in p…
In this episode, we wrap up our three-part Death Valley series by diving into the 2000 documentary Amargosa—and let’s just say… we had thoughts. We get into Megan’s slow burn experience with the film (it took about an hour to click… but when it …
168: Conflicting Stories & Missing Pieces (Death Valley #2) Research and Rabbit Holes for The Dead Files “Death Valley” (Season 2 Episode 19) which aired May 17, 2013. This episode will be live on all podcast apps on April 30, 2026 This week we’re…
Something’s Wrong in Death Valley Junction (And It’s Not Just the Ghosts) There are episodes where we follow a structure.And then there are episodes like this one… where we intend to follow a structure and immediately wander off into the desert. T…
Research & Rabbit Holes for 166: Yellow Bellied Sapsucker Headache Coincidences Before we get too far into the research I wanted to note the similarities between these episodes in our Ohio series, other than location. Clients: Houses of Women A…
Hi everyone! Just wanted to give you an idea of what our Sideshow episodes are like. If you're interested come join us over on Patreon! This is the Special Sister show to The Activity Continues. Here we just talk about things like current events, …
Diggin tru The Dead Files “Demon War” (Season 4 Episode 4) which aired August 2, 2014. The Clients Leslie, Angie, and Maggie (cutie-patootie not pictured) Yes, there were bat-faced demons. Yes, there was a mirror moment that made us uncomforta…
Tangled Vines and Tar Water: When History Becomes the Haunting In Episode 164 of The Activity Continues, we recap The Dead Files episode “Tangled,” but this one went deeper than your standard haunted house. This wasn’t just about shadow figures an…
Episode title: “Organized Jellyfish in Egg Haba”Hosts: Amy Lotsberg & Megan SimmonsOriginal release: Feb 19, 2026 The Accidental Three-Fer: Mental-Health Hauntings If you’ve been keeping score, Amy just completed an unintended trilogy of Dead F…
By Morgan and Amy When History Refuses to Sit Still One of the things we talk about a lot on The Activity Continues is how often the scariest part of The Dead Files isn’t always the spirits—it’s the research. In “Satan’s Revenge”, the investigati…
What do haunted houses and property disclosure forms have in common? In New York, the answer is: more than most people expect. In early 2026, a quirky headline made the rounds: under New York’s real estate rules — sometimes nicknamed the “Ghostbust…
Here are my notes from the research I did on this case: I looked up all the players in the Gibson Family. I found some interesting articles that I will link to below. If you’re at all interested in their story I recommend digging into it. I’m not g…
Season 7 of The Activity Continues opens with a question that feels familiar, frustrating, and uncomfortably relevant: am I crazy… or is someone lying? This week’s episode revisits The Dead Files episode Am I Crazy? (Season 1, Episode 6), originall…
