Dairyland Frights

In this chilling and wildly entertaining episode of Dairyland Frights, host John Radtke sits down with Wisconsin’s own Star, host of the Creepy Shit Podcast, for a deep dive into true paranormal encounters, haunted locations, cursed objects, and the darkest legends lurking in the Midwest and beyond From haunted cemeteries and ghostly encounters in Wisconsin to infamous cursed dolls like Annabelle and Robert the Doll, this episode blends personal experiences, folklore, skepticism, and genuine fear, all with a conversational, darkly fun tone that paranormal fans love. 🕯️ What We Cover in This Episode 🔮 Star’s Paranormal Origin Story How childhood exposure to The Addams Family and Unsolved Mysteries sparked a lifelong fascination with the paranormal Why Star gravitated toward creepy storytelling instead of true crime Launching the Creepy Shit Podcast* and embracing the weird unapologetically 🏨 Real-Life Paranormal Encounters A rotating chandelier at the historic Brayton Inn (Oshkosh) The mischievous ghost “Eddie” at The Stone Cellar (Appleton) Lights flickering, unseen presences, and unexplainable physical sensations during investigations Creepy shit podcast 👶 Haunted Objects & Dark Energy Haunted dolls, cradles, and cursed artifacts Why energy “knows no bounds” and can travel during podcast interviews Protection rituals, sage, and cleansing practices for paranormal investigators Creepy shit podcast 😈 Cursed Dolls & Infamous Hauntings Annabelle: Real or hype? Robert the Doll: Why asking permission matters The Demon House (Gary, Indiana) and disturbing firsthand accounts Why some haunted locations should never be treated as tourist attractions Creepy shit podcast 🪦 Wisconsin’s Most Haunted Cemeteries Riverside Cemetery (Appleton) & the legend of Kate Blood Glenbeulah Cemetery – headless apparitions and glowing graves Spiritland Cemetery (Plainfield) and its connection to Ed Gein Whitewater’s Witch Triangle, spiritualism history, and grave desecration cases. 🦇 Cryptids & Urban Legends Wisconsin sightings of Mothman Beast of Bray Road folklore The terrifying Bloody Bride Bridge (Sheboygan) Why cemeteries may act as paranormal portals Creepy shit podcast ⚠️ Paranormal Warning This episode discusses disturbing paranormal activity, cursed objects, satanic rituals, and violent historical events. Listener discretion is advised. 🎧 Listen & Connect 🎙️ Dairyland Frights Podcast – Hosted by John Radtke 🎧 Guest Podcast: Creepy Shit with Star 📸 Follow Star on Instagram for daily creepy stories ⭐ Rate, review, and subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts

Welcome back, spooky friends! In this chilling episode of Dairyland Frights, John sits down with GIn from Spooky Galveston Tours—a lifelong paranormal experiencer, historian, tarot reader, and one of the most knowledgeable ghost tour guides in the entire state of Texas. From pirate legends to the hauntings of the 1900 Storm, and from shadow figures to headless apparitions roaming the train yard, this episode delivers a jam-packed journey through one of America’s most haunted coastal cities. Whether you love ghost stories, true history, or eerie firsthand encounters—this is an episode you cannot miss. 👻 Episode Highlights Gin’s haunted childhood home — mobile toys turning on by themselves, doppelgangers, shadow figures & more Why Galveston is one of the most haunted cities in the U.S.– the 1900 hurricane, plagues, pirates, shipwrecks & historical trauma The real story of Jean Lafitte — pirate, legend… vampire? The heroic ghost of the Hutchings-Sealy Building, which saved 50 people during the storm Galveston Railroad Museum hauntings, including the famous headless William Watson Horrifying industrial tragedies at the Armour Meat Packing Company The mysterious “face in the UTMB building” that kept returning Why Galveston has the most haunted Walmart in America Jen’s scariest personal ghost encounters — including a vanishing man who ran straight at her How ghost tours preserve true history—not myths The challenges of being a ghost tour guide in a highly competitive (and sometimes inaccurate) market 🏝️ Why Galveston Is So Haunted Galveston is home to: The deadliest natural disaster in U.S. history (1900 Storm) Multiple yellow fever epidemics A port that brought in over 750,000 immigrants Civil War battles, pirates, industrial tragedies, fires, and more The result? A city layered with trauma, heroism, and decades of reported hauntings. Jen takes listeners deep into the real history—not the sensationalized myths—to reveal why certain buildings, blocks, and streets remain paranormally active. 🔮 About Gin & Spooky Galveston Tours Gin blends historical research, personal paranormal experiences, and years of ghost tour guiding to deliver some of the most accurate and compelling tours in Texas.She specializes in: Ghost tours Historical walking tours Hurricane 1900 tours Cemetery tours Architecture & red-light district tours Tarot readings INSTAGRAM Spooky Gin FACEBOOK Spooky Gin

A paranormal deep dive across the pond — ghost stories, haunted houses, cryptids, UK pub spirits, and why the paranormal “looks back.” In this chilling and high-energy episode of Dairyland Frights, John welcomes Tommy, host of the UK hit Let’s Get Freaky Podcast, for a transatlantic paranormal conversation packed with ghost stories, cryptid encounters, haunted history, and personal experiences that shaped both podcasters’ passion for the unexplained.

In this chilling yet heart-warming episode of Dairyland Frights, host John Radtke welcomes Shanena, the paranormal investigator and creator behind Sweet and Spooky. Together, they explore Shaneen’s eerie encounters, from playful spirits to chilling investigations at the Whaley House, Gettysburg, and Pennhurst Asylum.

In this episode, host John welcomes back award-winning author Aaron Ryan, creator of The Dissonance Saga and the upcoming Talisman Series. Together, they explore the dark corners of imagination, morality, and survival — from terrifying alien invasions to the power of hope in a collapsing world.