New England Legends: The Mystery of Glastenbury Mountain, Vermont
The site of a ghost town which was lost at the turn of the century, mysterious Glastenbury Mountain is located just outside of Bennington, Vermont. The vast wilderness is host […]
The site of a ghost town which was lost at the turn of the century, mysterious Glastenbury Mountain is located just outside of Bennington, Vermont. The vast wilderness is host […]
In Mission 163 we explore freaky sideshow artifacts and haunted objects with collector Calvin Von Crush! For the past seven years, Von Crush has been collecting weird and unusual cursed
With me in the photo is my New England Legends partner, Tony Dunne. We were thrilled to be nominated for an Emmy for the very first episode of our show,
In Mission 162 we explore our childhood fears and some great Rhode Island legends with author Mike Bouley. Bouley recounts some of the spooky experiences he endured as a kid,
In Mission 161 we explore reality shifts and Quantum Jumps with Cynthia Sue Larson. Have you ever been running late and wished you could slow down time? Have you ever
In Mission 160 we explore the haunts and legends of New Zealand with James Gilberd! Gilberd is the founder of the paranormal research group Strange Occurrences and the co-author of
Recent Emmy nominees Jeff Belanger and Tony Dunne sit down with each other to discuss their New England Legends project for PBS. See clips from the show, and what it
In Mission 159 we explore A Deadly Haunting with author Joie Albrecht and paranormal witness Deborah Moffitt. Between 1987 and 1991, the Moffitt family and their Rancho Cucamonga, California, home
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – April 29, 2014 – The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for Boston/New England has announced that New England Legends: The Spooky Berkshires, independently created and
In Mission 158 we explore phantom hitchhikers with author and researcher Christopher Balzano! Balzano is the author of numerous books including Dark Woods and Picture Yourself Ghost Hunting. In this