Haunted Hollywood Hour

1926 was the height of the roaring twenties and a pivotal year in Hollywood.The Roosevelt Hotel, built in 1926, played a key role in the lives of those whose stars shone bright during the golden age of Hollywood. Do the ghosts of famous actors haunt the Roosevelt’s halls? Of course they do. And we’re gonna tell you all about it.She was the Oprah of 1926. America’s first radio televangelist with a nationwide following claiming she had the power to heal thousands with her touch. One day, while

Propaganda told those on the west coast of the U.S. to fear foreign invasion during World War II. Something did invade the skies over Los Angeles, but it wasn’t an overseas’ military, it was something that remains a mystery to this day. What happened during the 1942 Battle of Los Angeles?Also: It's a Sunset Strip venue that’s captivated the public for decades, but it’s allure reaches beyond music. Tanya shares the secrets of the Viper room.This episode discusses drug overdosing and death so please

Elizabeth Lake, a body of water west of Palmdale in Southern California was once named La Laguna de Diablo --- devil’s lake --- because early Spanish settlers said it was home to the devil’s pet. What’s the story around Southern California’s most well-documented cryptid? We delve into the history.Also… Tanya has the details about the actress who jumped off the “H” in the Hollywood sign and who allegedly haunts it to this day.Elizabeth Lake Monster sources:

This week, Carly Heath and Tanya Dickson are bringing you two fascinating tales from Southern California history. One is an extremely well-documented paranormal story that will knock your socks off and the other is a tale about the early days of a cultural icon.In 1974 Doris Bither's home was investigated by researchers at UCLA's Parapsychology Lab. What they discovered remains mind-blowing even 50 years later. Also, Tanya Dickson shares her experience visiting the room where Marilyn Monroe lived