Donald Carter is author of Connecticut’s Seaside Ghosts and investigator/historian of the New England Paranormal Video Research Group [NEPVRG]. He is currently working on a new book, Ghost Towns of Connecticut, which …
Ray Bendici
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Dr. Kenneth L. Feder is a professor or archaeology at CCSU and the author of several books including Frauds, Myths and Mysteries: Science and Pseudoscience in Archaeology. He recently chatted with us …
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As a sergeant with the Bridgeport Police Department and the founder of 826 Paranormal, James Myers has seen a lot of weird things in his time. Recently, he chatted with us about …
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Science writer, outdoor adventurer, pilot and author Jeff Wise talks with us about his new book Extreme Fear: The Science of Your Mind in Danger, including busting a few myths about the …
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Marc D’Antonio is a photo and video analyst for MUFON [Mutual UFO Network] as well as president for FX Models in Terryville. He has also appeared on the Discovery Channel’s “UFOs Over …
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Michael Faison is the director of Yale’s Family Observatory & Planetarium, as well as an astronomer, researcher and lecturer. He recently talked to us about astrology vs. astronomy, life elsewhere in the …
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The author of the new book Wicked Bridgeport takes the time to answer a few of our questions about the unusual history of the Park City.
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Ray Garton, award-winning horror author who wrote “In A Dark Place,” the “true” story of “The Haunting in Connecticut,” talks about his experiences writing that book as well as previews his latest …
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Damned Connecticut talks to William J. Hall, author of “The World’s Most Haunted House: The True Story of the Bridgeport Poltergeist on Lindley Street,” about the book and the investigation into one …
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On a recent visit to Vermont, we made sure to visit a few “damned” spots in the Green Mountains.
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We’re gearing up for October by compiling a list of damned-type events going on around the state, from haunted houses and hayrides to special lectures and lantern tours.
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One good thing about the rainy-type weather we here in Connecticut have experienced lately is that we’ve gotten to experience some unusual weather-related phenomena.
