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TGWW Radio: Haunted Theaters, with Michele Baez-Casolco

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(graphic by Tui Snider)
(graphic by Tui Snider)

Tune in each Thursday for Teal Gray Worldwide Radio

Join me (Tui Snider) and my co-hosts hosts Teal Gray, and Jonathan Emmett, each and every Thursday for Teal Gray Worldwide Radio . Each week the three of us and our special guests have a lively discussion about offbeat, unusual, and downright strange places and events around the world.

Whether you listen *live* or catch the replay, we invite you to be a part of it!

TGWW Radio’s Special Topic for August 6th:

Haunted Theaters with Guest Host: Michele Baez-Casolco

This week on Teal Gray Worldwide Radio (a.k.a. TGWW Radio) we devote the whole show to a single topic: Haunted Theaters. What is it about theaters? Why are so many of them allegedly haunted? While researching my travel guide to haunted places, Paranormal Texas, I came across several theaters claiming to be paranormal hot spots. Join me, Tui Snider, Teal Gray and Jonathan Emmett for this week’s TGWW Radio as we delve into this intriguing topic with guest host, Michele Baez-Casolco.

Have you ever had a ghostly encounter in a theater? Why do you think so many theaters are haunted? Leave a comment here or on our Facebook page. During the live broadcast, you can also comment and ask questions in the TGWW Radio chat room, or by calling into the show! (See below for details!)

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Want to read more?

To read about more weird, offbeat, and overlooked places, check out my best selling travel guide: Unexpected Texas. For ghost hunting hot spots, check out my best selling travel guide to haunted places: Paranormal Texas. For a strange-but-true tale of Texas history, check out: The Lynching of the Santa Claus Bank Robber. Happy travels!

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Tui Snider having fun on a Texas road trip!
Tui Snider having fun on a Texas road trip!

 

Free North Texas Paranormal Resource Guide

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My Gift to You: North Texas Paranormal Resource Guide
As a thank you for signing up to my newsletter, subscribers can download a copy of the North Texas Paranormal Resource  Guide, a 50-page ebook I created.

What to expect from Tui Snider’s Offbeat & Overlooked newsletter?
If you sign up for my newsletter, I assume you are interested in quirky, offbeat, and/or haunted travel and lore – in other words, the same wacky, weird, and overlooked stuff I share on this blog!

How often will I receive your newsletter?
Good question! My motto for the newsletter is to keep it infrequent-but-interesting. In other words, I won’t be filling your inbox with long-winded emails every day. Expect to hear from me roughly once a month.

Behind the scenes…
Plus, as a subscriber you will be the first to know when my next book comes out, when they go on sale, as well as any ghost hunting trips or other adventures I have planned!

Why create a paranormal resource guide?
While researching haunted sites for Paranormal Texas, my quest for a concise list of active paranormal groups in north Texas left me empty-handed. I kept finding dead ends, abandoned websites, and ghost hunting groups that no longer existed. Plus, acronyms like NTPI, NPTRT, NPTP, and TPI made it downright confusing!

I originally planned to include the North Texas Paranormal Resource Guide as a section of the book Paranormal Texas. However, with more and more ghost hunting teams, haunted history tours, and paranormal expos springing up, it made sense to create a separate resource, one that can be updated periodically.

What’s in the guide?
The North Texas Paranormal Resource Guide is divided into two sections. Part One is an alphabetical listing of north Texas ghost hunting teams. Each listing includes the name of the group, the year it was founded, its email, and a brief excerpt from the team’s website. Part Two lists haunted history tours, and is alphabetically arranged by city.

Did I miss anything?
My goal for the North Texas Paranormal Resource Guide is to provide helpful information and save you time. While I have done my best to include every ghost hunting team and haunted history tour currently available in north Texas, I probably missed a few.

Drop me a line!
If you know of any ghost hunting groups, haunted history tours, cemetery tours, paranormal expos, meet-up, or other goodies that should be added, please send an email to TuiSnider @ gmail [dot] com with the subject “Paranormal Resource Guide,” and I will include that info in the next edition.

Great! How do I sign up & claim my FREE book?
Yay! Glad to have you along for the ride. To sign up for the newsletter, simply scroll down and enter your name and email in the form below. Thanks!

In the meantime, happy ghost hunting!
~ Tui Snider