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I had the pleasure of interviewing erotic romance, paranormal author Charity Parkerson this week on HumorOutcasts Radio. Charity’s newest novel Unsurpassed was just released this week. She is an award winning and multi-published author with […]
I’ve never been a very brave person, or even remotely brave actually. Let’s just go ahead and call me what I am; a weenie. I freak out about spiders, unexplained noises, ghosts, and hanging my […]
People who don’t believe in anything really bug me. Mostly because they’re a snore, but also because it speaks to the egotistical manner by which we humans approach life. The other day my son boldly […]
Ghosts think I’m boring. That must be the reason they don’t hang around with me or make their presences known. They have more interesting people to haunt. I’m no fun, probably because I don’t scare […]
The first sign that things were not normal came when Uncle Pete, Grandma Hildi’s son, tried to sell her old house. It was a two-story white frame wood house with a huge front porch, like […]
Hollywood historian Laurie Jacobson proves that Tinseltown ghosts are glamorous AND funny and sometimes stalk comics. Listen and find out which comic was always targeted during his stage time on this episode of Whine At […]
Raising a 1-year-old is like dealing with a raccoon. I have to put the food out of reach and secure all trashcans. — James Breakwell, Exploding Unicorn (@XplodingUnicorn) August 26, 2013 The best time to […]
While performing in a theater in Las Vegas, Wayne Newton says that he saw the ghost image of Elvis standing on a balcony. How could anyone doubt him? Of course it was real. Where in […]
The Kellars — David and Jenna and their young son Miles — have moved into a house left to them by Jenna’s late father. Miles is not yet comfortable in his new bedroom, where something […]
Donnie was sitting in the kitchen eating Tofutti and talking softly with Teenie, a little boy who lived in Donnie’s liver. Donnie never knew how Teenie got into his liver. It must have been all […]