
The Haunting Of The Palmer House Hotel, The Victor Hotel & The Spaghetti Factory with special guest Em Schulz!

The Haunting Of The Palmer House Hotel, The Victor Hotel & The Spaghetti Factory with special guest Em Schulz!
May 11, 2020
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1hr 39m
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Episode Ranking: 10/100
TOPICS: Evidence-based Science Human Understanding Of Universe Rational Discourse
Episode Description
Join us for a chilling night of ghost stories from America's most haunted places, featuring Em Schulz of 'And That's Why We Drink'. Hear tales of eyeless boys, a no-nonsense spirit named Lucy, and a handsome vintage gentleman who might just visit you in your sleep. Get ready for a thrilling ride into the paranormal, sponsored by Embr Wave, offering thermal comfort gifts for Mother's Day.
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The 'Morbid' podcast episode titled 'The Haunting Of The Palmer House Hotel, The Victor Hotel & The Spaghetti Factory with special guest Em Schulz!' features a cross-country collaboration with Em Schulz from the 'And That's Why We Drink' podcast. The episode delves into the eerie and paranormal tales associated with three distinct locations: the Palmer House Hotel in Minnesota, the Victor Hotel in Colorado, and the Old Spaghetti Factory in Canada. Em Schulz leads the narrative with an extensive account of the Palmer House Hotel, which was originally a brothel and saloon before burning down in 1900. Rebuilt by the Palmers, the hotel garnered a reputation for being haunted, with owners and guests reporting numerous supernatural occurrences, such as disembodied voices, drastic temperature shifts, and apparitions of former residents, including children and a woman in a red dress. The hotel's basement, in particular, is a hotspot for paranormal activity, with reports of a shadowy wolf figure with red eyes and an electronic snowman that operates unplugged.
The episode transitions to the Victor Hotel in Colorado, presented by Elena. The hotel, surrounded by mines, has a tumultuous history marked by labor strikes and violence. The most notable ghost is Eddie, a miner who met his demise in an elevator shaft. His spirit is said to frequent the third floor, where he once resided. The hotel also houses the spirit of a pleasant man named Charlie, as well as a young woman who appears fascinated with the lobby decorations. Ash's segment on the Old Spaghetti Factory in Canada introduces a trolley car conductor, a little red man named Looky Lou who peeks at women in the bathroom, and a little girl holding a balloon, searching for her mother. The most unsettling is Edward, a boy who appears eyeless and has been known to run toward the back of the restaurant.
The episode transitions to the Victor Hotel in Colorado, presented by Elena. The hotel, surrounded by mines, has a tumultuous history marked by labor strikes and violence. The most notable ghost is Eddie, a miner who met his demise in an elevator shaft. His spirit is said to frequent the third floor, where he once resided. The hotel also houses the spirit of a pleasant man named Charlie, as well as a young woman who appears fascinated with the lobby decorations. Ash's segment on the Old Spaghetti Factory in Canada introduces a trolley car conductor, a little red man named Looky Lou who peeks at women in the bathroom, and a little girl holding a balloon, searching for her mother. The most unsettling is Edward, a boy who appears eyeless and has been known to run toward the back of the restaurant.
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