Built in 1787 for Reverend Dr. William White, this home was filled with faith, friendship… and, as it turns out, future ghost stories. In this episode, we explore the spirits that linger within these historic walls. From the family cook to ghostly pets and the owner of the house himself, the spirits here are a quite the cast of characters. Why do these spirits remain? What ties them to this sacred space? And what does it say when even a bishop might not rest in peace? Tune in for a historic and haunting look into one of Philadelphia’s most ghost-filled landmarks.

Pour yourself a pint because this week we’re heading to one of Pittsburgh’s oldest and most haunted breweries: Penn Brewery. With roots dating back to 1848 and original lagering caves still intact, this spot isn’t just rich in beer history—it’s dripping with ghostly legends. We explore the eerie tunnels beneath the brewery, where shadow figures and a helpful ghost in suspenders have been spotted. We continue our unofficial series on haunted bathrooms, the women’s restroom at Penn Brewery is said to be visited by the spirit of an Ober sister—adding to our growing list of restroom-related hauntings (seriously, what is going on?). From intelligent hauntings and slamming doors at 3 a.m. to the brewery’s own ghost-themed event, “Prost to the Ghost,” Penn Brewery leans into its paranormal past—and we’re here for it.

Step inside the Powel House, a stunning colonial-era mansion in the heart of Philadelphia with a ghostly reputation like no other. Once home to socialites Samuel and Elizabeth Powel—close friends of George Washington and Benjamin Franklin—this historic home is now considered the most haunted house in the city. Join us as we uncover the spirits of the past, including the full-body apparition of Peggy Shippen Arnold, seen elegantly tapping her foot in the drawing room. Could her husband, the infamous Benedict Arnold, also be lingering in the shadows? And what about the spectral soldiers who march through the front door, led by none other than Marquis de Lafayette? From eerie footsteps echoing through the basement to Revolutionary War figures making their ghostly return, the Powel House is packed with paranormal activity.