In this episode, we look at the infamous Popper Ghost, also known as the Seaford Poltergeist. This episode features returning special guest Paul Bestall, host Mysteries and Monsters and The Ghost Story Guys, who will help us unravel this chilling case's mysteries. The Popper Ghost, which haunted a family in Seaford, Long Island, in the 1950s, is one of the most well-documented poltergeist cases in history. Its strange activities, from inexplicable noises to objects moving independently, have both baffled and fascinated researchers for decades.

Paranormal researcher Morgan Knudsen and true crime writer Mike Browne return to their home country of Canada for the frightening and tumultuous case of Esther Cox, a young woman who claimed inexplicable, terrifying supernatural attacks eventually landed her behind bars. Mike and Morgan talk with Laurie Glenn Norris, author of Haunted Girl: Esther Cox and the Great Amherst Mystery, to understand how a young girl goes from trauma to becoming one of the first paranormal celebrities in Canadian history.

In the new season's first episode, paranormal researcher Morgan Knudsen and true crime writer Mike Browne dissect the complex and terrifying Heartland Haunting case, also commonly called, The Sallie House. They talk to Sallie House tour host Denise Pridemore and weigh what specific factors may have sent this case into a violent spiral involving media and parapsychology.

In this episode, we talk with Brennan Storr, author and podcast host, about his experiences of high strangeness surrounding his hometown of Revelstoke, B.C.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you’re probably aware of the use of fancy electronic gadgetry in paranormal investigations. But do they detect anything paranormal?

This week we’ve got another fascinating interview for you. In this episode, we’re chatting with composer, musician and host of the podcast Expanding on Consciousness at the famous Monroe Institute, Mark Certo.

We get right to it in this, the second in our two-part series of episodes on Bigfoot, as we have a returning guest who’s passionate about the subject. Author W.T. Watson talks to us from his home in Kitchener, Ontario, about his latest book Sasquatch Canada, Beyond British Columbia. You can follow W.T. Watson on Facebook and Twitter, and his books are available on Amazon.

Over our next couple of episodes, we’ll be tackling the topic of perhaps the best-known of all cryptids, most commonly called Bigfoot or Sasquatch.

In this episode, Morgan and Mike speak with Dean Radin Ph.D. about his scientific work and his book, Real Magic.

The holidays can be a hard time for people who either miss loved ones or, on the other hand, have a tough time with the intensity of being around their family in close quarters. Hopefully, we here at Supernatural Circumstances can add a little cheer, perhaps by way of fear, to entertain you this holiday season.

Anyone who has worked in healthcare in a hospital setting has some interesting stories to tell. Not only tales of life-saving and sometimes loss, but there are other not-so-common tales as well. Perhaps it is a tale of some unseen presence that only seems to take place in one place. Maybe it is something spiritually relevant, like a patient’s recollection of a near-death experience or some otherwise unexplainable occurrences. Morgan and today’s guest, Richard Estep, are both regulars on the television shows, “Haunted Hospitals,” and “Paranormal 911.” In both of those series, healthcare providers, former patients, and first responders all share their own encounters with things they were unable to explain away.

Morgan chats about the importance of storytellers in the paranormal. In the interview portion of the show, we hear from documentary filmmaker Seth Breedlove. Hailing from Ohio, Seth’s interest in cryptids, folklore and other stories of the unexplained led him to found the production company Small Town Monsters in 2015, through which he has written, produced, edited, and directed a variety of short and feature films.

In this episode we take a look at a few rather terrifying creatures that are said to roam the Canadian wilds. In her part of the show, Morgan will talk a few of these including the Gugwe, thought to be giant, vicious and baboon like was named by the mic-maw peoples of eastern Canada. It is sometimes referred to as ‘The Face Eater’. Later, we speak with cryptozoologist, Ryan Tremblay. Ryan’s fascination for things unexplained and cryptids began at an early age and he’s been a student of the strange and unusual for well over Twenty years. He’s currently working on two books detailing the Wendigo and Skinwalkers. You can hear more from Ryan every week over on “Monster Radio”, a supernatural and cryptids podcast with his co-host Ashley Hilt.

Science and the Supernatural - not usually two terms you’ll see together. Materialist scientists shout down claims of the supernatural as hogwash. These cries get louder if speaking of the field of medicine. There are definitely some crazy ideas out there, but we shouldn’t ignore them all. That’s like throwing the baby out with the bathwater.

Cultures have been telling stories of Shadow People for eons, often explaining their presence through the lens of their particular cultures, including their religious beliefs. The Quran, for example, has stories of pitch-black entities with human-like shapes, called Jinn, that were created from fire. These things were neither purely spiritual or physical in nature, but something in between. It’s arguable whether or not the star of this week’s episode, the Hat Man, is one of these Shadow People. Some people believe it is, but others think Hat Man is something even more sinister, able to interact directly with humanity, manipulating our reality for his own evil purposes. First, Morgan will give us a brief description of The Hat Man and a bit of his history. Later, we will hear from our guest, Heidi Hollis. From her website, HeidiHollis.com, She is the first author to write about the topic of Shadow People and The Hat Man, giving them both their descriptive names to describe these dark menaces now interrupting lives around the globe. Heidi Hollis is the first to have taken them on in her book The Secret War, which details her personal story in dealing with Shadow People, and how positive and negative alien beings are connected to them!

Is art the pathway to the less accessible, darker parts of our consciousness? It seems to be the way for us to examine and understand things that would be too frightening and ugly for us to connect to in a direct way.

In 1977, investigators from the Society of Psychical Research in London were called on to look into strange goings on at the little council house on Green Street, in Enfield, North London. There, the Hodgson family, led by daughters Janet, 11, and Margaret, 13, claimed they were being tortured by a poltergeist. We’ll learn about more around this familiar and compelling case from UK based paranormal investigator and podcaster, Paul Bestall who who hosts the podcast, Mysteries & Monsters. Mysteries & Monsters is a weekly interview podcast where host Paul Bestall speaks with the best and brightest from all over the Fortean field, from authors to podcasters to researchers. But first, Morgan, who’s been a frequent guest on Paul’s show digs further into the life and work of one of the paranormal investigators looking into the Enfield case, Maurice Grosse.

In this episode about Canadian Cryptids, Morgan talks about Bigfoot, Wendigo and a few other Canadian Cryptids. Later on we’ll hear from author W.T. Watson as he talks to us about his book Canadian Cryptids from his home in Kitchener, Ontario. You can follow W.T. Watson on Facebook and Twitter and his books are available on Amazon.

In this episode Morgan takes a deeper look at vampire lore and later on we’ll her from notable Australian vampirologist, President and founder of the Vampire Studies Association and Editor of the Journal of Vampire Studies, Anthony Hogg, as we take a look at humanity’s fascination with Vampires.

In this episode Morgan tells us about Dog-men such as The Beast of the Land Between the Lakes in Kentucky. This creature is said to resemble a gigantic half man, half wolf that walks on two legs and has five-fingered human hands ending in vicious claws. The creature is said to stand over seven feet tall, with massive crushing jaws, and glowing eyes. After that, we speak with our guest, Eric Mintel of Eric Mintel Investigates on Facebook and Bucks County Paranormal Investigations on YouTube. In our chat, Eric shares with us some of his own paranormal experiences over the years, including an encounter at the famous Brae Road site. Eric is also an accomplished Jazz musician and for more than 25 years, has played piano in the Eric Mintel Quartet. After our interview with Eric we will hear a piece of his music, that he kindly shared, titled appropriately, Bigfoot.