Tune in with Saul Ravencraft for a fascinating discussion of the world of the weird with special guests and your live phone calls. Nate Riddle joins us to talk about his experiences tracking ghosts and hauntings in Texas as he wrote “Lone Star Spooks” (available to purchase in the Outpost store).
Father Andrew Calder died today
Father Andrew Calder, a practising exorcist who was a guest on our predecessor, The Shadow Hour, passed through the veil this afternoon. He was a passionate warrior, fighting a true battle of good versus evil. Fr. Calder succumbed to complications of illness which he had been suffering for some time. You can listen to the archives of his programs.
We will observe a few moments of silence in this broadcast in honor of this remarkable man.
News of the weird
These stories of the strange odd and unusual provided by Steve Busti at the Museum of the Weird.
- Another world’s tallest: meet Zeus, the Great Dane
- World’s first film footage ever in color
- Shark helps man lost at sea find safety
- Signs of life officially found on Mars?
- NASA working on warp drive
More about Nate
Nate Riddle is a native Texan fascinated with ghosts. Among his heroes are Ronald Reagan, Batman and his grandfather. He lives in North Texas with his lovely wife Lindsay and is the world’s biggest Castlevania fan.
In Lone Star Spooks, Nate invites readers along for a spooky and engaging journey into the realm of the paranormal. Join him as he brings a unique anthropological perspective to the topic of ghosts and hauntings where you’ll be introduced to a variety of interesting concepts, questions and people that will help form or possibly re-shape your opinion of ghosts.
Keep up with Nate through his web site, lonestarspooks.com. You can also follow him on Facebook or on Twitter .
Nate will be signing his book on October 28 at the Barnes & Noble in Hurst, TX. Be sure and stop by if you’re in the area.
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