Tim Starnes Ethereal Crack

Tim Starnes is an entrepreneur, game designer, author, playwright, producer, and paranormal fanatic. He founded Ethereal Crack Ghost Tours in 2013, which has since become one of the largest ghost tour experiences in the United States. His latest project is a book called, "Agony: Suffering Yesterday, Entertaining Today".  It follows the story of time travelers who go back in time to witness some of the world's biggest disasters. Oh, and they collect recipes. That's right, this history book is also a recipe book. Ever wonder what food was served on the ill-fated Titanic? Wonder no more. Now you can even cook some of those recipes. It's perfectly quirky, spooky, and interesting. Join Angel and Tim as they talk about all this and more paranormal subjects in this fascinating episode.

The legend of the zombie is very old and varied. The depiction of the modern day zombie is much different from the Haitian zombie stories that began  the legends. In this episode, Angel takes you on a journey through time to look at the history of zombies. 

     EVPs have been captured on recording devices since recording devices were invented.  Today, you can barely talk to a paranormal group that has not captured several EVPs. There are different theories as to what EVPs actually are and how they work. Often, they are not even heard at the time of occurrence. They are only heard on playback of the device. Ghost hunters are commonly amazed at ethereal voices on their electronic devices when playing them back. They often have no idea that  spirits are interacting with them. 

     In this episode, Angel and Aaron discuss an EVP that they believe to be left by their deceased grandma. Their beloved Grandma Mildred died in  2002. Angel received a message on her answering machine a couple of weeks later. It started out saying, "This is Mama." The caller ID on the phone said, "000-000-0000). Angel fell to her knees as she listened to the message from her cherished grandmother. 

     Mildred loved talking on the telephone in life. She always had a telephone glued to her ear. She was a social butterfly by nature and loved talking to people. When she died, the family had her buried with her time ravaged address book and a telephone. 

     If you want to hear more, check this episode out. It is truly an amazing episode.