Ghost stories and paranormal legends come alive at amusement parks. Andy and Greg explore the spine-tingling supernatural encounters and eerie histories hidden behind the thrills—from Kings Island's spectral sightings to Lake Shawnee Abandoned Amusement Park's tragic past. The duo also take a detour to Disney World, where ghostly figures like Roy O. Disney and playful spirits on iconic rides keep the magic alive—even after death. They also cover some of the conspiracies surrounding Disney, from deaths being covered up at the park and Walt Disney’s frozen head. With a mix of humor and haunting history, Andy and Greg are sure to keep listeners on the edge of their seats, or perhaps, in their own haunted amusement park! Andy dives into the ghostly tales; Greg questions whether these haunted attractions have rational explanations. What's real, and what's just the thrill of fear?

Links referenced in this episode:

• nosuchthingasghostshow.com
• nosuchthingasghostpod@gmail.com
• tiktok.com/nosuchthingasghost
• instagram.com/nosuchthingasghostpod
• facebook.com/nosuchthingasghostpod

No Such Thing As Ghosts? is hitting the road and traveling down the infamous Route 666. Route 666 has long carried a reputation that blends history, mystery, and dread. Once known as a real stretch of highway tied to the American Southwest, it became the subject of local legends, strange reports, and stories that only deepened its ominous legacy. In this episode, we explore the eerie history of Route 666 and the paranormal sightings said to haunt it — from Satan’s Sedan and the Phantom Semitruck to Phantom Hitchhikers, Hellhounds, UAP sightings, and Skinwalkers. Step onto the road and discover why this infamous route continues to inspire fear, fascination, and unanswered questions.

Takeaways:

• Summer means road trips and adventures, but this one is filled with ghosts and legends.
• Route 491, previously known as Route 666, takes you through supernatural stories and dangerous encounters.
• Be cautious on Route 491, where phantom hitchhikers and hellhounds might be lurking around every corner.
• The infamous skinwalkers are said to roam these lands, adding an eerie twist to your road trip tales.

Links referenced in this episode:

• nosuchthingasghostshow.com
• nosuchthingasghostpodmail.com
• tiktok.com/nosuchthingasghost
• instagram.com/nosuchthingasghostpod
• facebook.com/nosuchthingasghostpod

In this episode, it's time for more Urban Legends. First, we head back to 1876 Kentucky, where chunks of mystery “meat” reportedly fell from the sky in broad daylight. Then we travel to San Antonio, Texas, to explore the chilling legend of the Donkey Lady and why locals still whisper about her after dark. From there, we unpack the bizarre case of the Mad Gasser of Mattoon, an unknown assailant said to stalk a small Illinois town with paralyzing fumes. And finally, we jump to the present day to break down a viral internet claim that Earth will lose gravity for seven seconds—what people are saying, what NASA actually says, and ask the question of how people could believe something so stupid.

Please leave a rating and review, and subscribe to the show so you never miss an episode.

Takeaways:

• Andy and Greg dive into the bizarre tale of the Kentucky Meat Shower, where chunks of meat unexpectedly rained down on Bath County in 1876, leaving locals baffled.
• The podcast explores urban legends, with Andy describing his belief in the strange and unexplained, while Greg takes a skeptical approach to these tales.
• Listeners learn about the Donkey Lady of San Antonio, a haunting legend that combines tragedy with a touch of dark humor, showcasing the quirky nature of urban legends.
• In discussing the Mad Gasser of Mattoon, the duo highlights how people reported mysterious gas attacks that left them feeling ill, stirring both fear and curiosity.
• The episode emphasizes the importance of skepticism when hearing outrageous urban legends, reminding everyone to not believe everything you hear online.
• Throughout the episode, Andy and Greg's witty banter adds a light-hearted touch to the eerie tales, making the discussion entertaining and engaging for listeners.