Some places have a history you can read about. Others have a history you can feel the moment you walk through the door.

In this episode of Between the Worlds Paranormal Society, we take you inside Ashmore Estates, a location with a long history, countless stories, and a reputation that has drawn paranormal investigators from across the country.

We explore some of the major moments from Ashmore’s past, talk about its current owners and the work being done to preserve the property, and share our own experiences investigating inside its walls.

But Ashmore is more than just a haunted location. We also talk about the gift shop, fundraisers, and the people working to keep this piece of history standing for future generations of visitors and investigators.

History brought us through the doors. The paranormal kept us listening.

And Ashmore gave us a few stories of our own to tell.

For centuries, humanity has named the things we fear lurking in the darkness.

In this episode of Between the Worlds Paranormal Society, we step into the world of demonology and take a closer look at some of the names that have become associated with demons, evil, temptation, and the supernatural—including Lilith, Lucifer, Malik, and several others.

We explore the major beliefs and stories surrounding these figures, while also tackling a question that often gets overlooked: What is the difference between a demon and the Devil?

This isn’t a deep dive into every legend or centuries of religious history. Instead, we look at the major points, how these entities have been understood and portrayed, and how mythology, religion, folklore, and popular culture have shaped what many of us think of when we hear the word demon.

Because whether you believe they are ancient entities, misunderstood legends, religious warnings, or simply stories created to give our darkest fears a name…

Sometimes the darkness has a name.

Not every haunting is the same—and not everything that goes bump in the night is a ghost.

In this episode of Between the Worlds Paranormal Society, we break down six different types of hauntings: Shadow, Animal, Poltergeist, Intelligent, Demonic, and Residual.

What separates an intelligent haunting from a moment in time that seems to repeat itself? Can the spirits of animals remain behind? What exactly is a shadow figure? And when activity becomes darker or more aggressive, where do we draw the line between a haunting, a poltergeist, and something potentially demonic?

We explore the characteristics, theories, and reported activity associated with each type—and talk about what we look for when trying to understand what might be happening at a haunted location.

Because before you can investigate what’s haunting a place, you first have to ask:

What exactly are you dealing with?

What if some superstitions survived for a reason?

In this episode of Between the Worlds Paranormal Society, we explore the darker side of superstition—from death omens and eerie cemetery traditions to broken mirrors, spilled salt, splitting the pole, and the familiar habit of knocking on wood.

We dig into where these beliefs came from, what people once feared would happen if you ignored them, and why some still make us hesitate today.

Maybe they’re nothing more than old stories passed down through generations.

But when you’re standing in a cemetery after dark, sometimes it feels safer not to tempt fate.

What if some legends aren’t just stories?

In this episode of Between the Worlds Paranormal Society, we’re taking a break from ghosts and hauntings and diving into something a little different: cryptids.

We start off by talking about some of the cryptids we’ve heard about over the years and which ones we actually think could be real. Because, really, when you hear some of these stories, you have to wonder—could there be something behind them?

Then we dive into three very different legends: Mothman, the Wendigo, and the Chupacabra.

We talk about the strange sightings of Mothman and the tragedy connected to Point Pleasant, explore the much darker history and folklore surrounding the Wendigo, and take a look at the bizarre livestock deaths and sightings that helped turn the Chupacabra into a legend of its own.

Some of these stories have possible explanations. Others leave us with a lot more questions than answers. Are we dealing with folklore that grew over time? Misidentified animals? Something paranormal? Or, in some cases, could people really be seeing something we just haven’t been able to explain yet?

Come hang out with us as we dig into the stories, theories, and weirdness behind three of the world’s most famous cryptids.

Because every legend had to start somewhere.

Episode 4 of our podcast. Our investigation at Waverly Hills. We had a few audio mishaps as we got used to our new mics. Thank you for bearing with us as we learn from this experience.

Talking about our very first investigations, just starting out and hunting for the paranormal in cemeteries.

In this episode, we talk about getting started, how we choose locations, and then how we plan. This is our process; let us know if you have one that works for you.