Generation X Paranormal LLC
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Logan and Nicole Mathias investigate haunted sites from Cork City Gaol to Waverly Hills Sanatorium.
Generation X Paranormal is a paranormal investigation podcast hosted by Logan and Nicole Mathias that documents on-location visits to reportedly haunted sites, including Cork City Gaol in Ireland and Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Kentucky. Episodes combine field investigation techniques such as EVP recording, dowsing rods, spirit boxes, and pendulum tests with historical research drawn from local archives and libraries. The show also features interview episodes with paranormal researchers and mediums, such as Mariah Kunau, who discuss investigation methodology and mediumship. Recurring content includes Irish folklore and historical sites, tuberculosis-era sanatorium history, and occasional UFO and high-strangeness accounts.
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Generation X Paranormal blends location-based investigation episodes, single-location narrative history episodes, and one-on-one interviews. Hosts Logan and Nicole Mathias travel to reportedly haunted sites — a recurring focus on Ireland includes Cork City Gaol and the Drombeg Stone Circle — recording EVP sessions, testing dowsing rods and theremins, and comparing notes with tour companions on site. Other episodes take a narrative approach to a single location's history, such as the tuberculosis-era Waverly Hills Sanatorium in Louisville, Kentucky, where the hosts describe equipment like spirit boxes and ghost-detection apps alongside archival medical and death records. A recurring pattern is pairing an unexplained audio or sensory event with follow-up historical research, such as using microfiche archives from Cork City Library to identify a name captured on a recording. The show also runs interview-format episodes with paranormal researchers, mediums, and investigators; recurring guest Mariah Kunau, who describes herself as a 'paranormal concierge,' has appeared both as an on-site investigator and as an interview subject discussing mediumship and EVP methodology. Guests referenced across episodes tend to be professional investigators, mediums, or authors in the paranormal field, such as Mike Ricksecker. Tone ranges from investigative and comparative to narrative and folkloric depending on the episode format. Listeners interested in ghost-hunting technique, haunted-location history, and folklore paired with archival corroboration are the core audience. The show leans toward primary-source historical research rather than anecdote alone, with segments built around library and newspaper archive digging. Production is field-recorded on location for investigation episodes and conversational for interviews and narrative episodes.
Made for: Listeners interested in ghost investigation methodology, haunted-site history, and interviews with mediums and paranormal researchers.
What sets it apart: Pairs on-location EVP, dowsing, and pendulum investigations with archival historical research, such as library microfiche records, to corroborate paranormal claims rather than relying on anecdote alone.
Generation X Paranormal is the podcast where curiosity meets the unexplained — and the paranormal gets personal. Hosted by Logan and Nicole Mathias, Generation X Paranormal explores real ghost stories, haunted locations, UFO and UAP encounters, cryptid sightings, and true tales of high strangeness — all told through the nostalgic lens of Generation X.Each episode blends firsthand investigations, interviews with paranormal researchers, and eerie real-life encounters with humor, empathy, and a no-BS approach. Whether it’s haunted houses, alien abductions, government cover-ups, or urban legends, we dig into what makes the unknown so deeply human.You don’t have to be Gen X to...
A haunted jail, three matching shadows, and just enough doubt to keep your flashlight honest.
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A witness-led investigation that keeps returning to the same left-to-right shadow.
Part two of the Cork City Jail investigation stays grounded in the group’s actual reporting. The courtyard setup, Mariah’s testimony, and the repeated left-to-right movement give the episode its shape, and the cleanest stretch lands when three people independently describe a…
An earnest paranormal conversation that treats mediumship as service and practice, not spectacle.
Mariah Kunau treats paranormal work as something useful, not theatrical. She talks about helping with a haunted house, helping someone make sense of an experience, and using the idea of a paranormal concierge to give the conversation a practical center.
A stone circle episode that blends site history, folklore, and a memorable water test.
At Drombeg Stone Circle near Glandor in County Cork, the episode treats a prehistoric site as both local history and something a little more uncanny.
A tense paranormal outing that leans on atmosphere and leaves room for uncertainty.
The episode uses Waverly Hills Sanatorium well. The former Louisville sanatorium gives the whole piece an easy charge, and the room details do the rest: a recorder tap inside a body cooler, EMF candle activity, a trip wire that came and went, and the Seer app.
Generation X Paranormal returns for part two of its investigation of Cork City Jail in Ireland.
Mariah Kunau describes why she calls herself a “paranormal concierge,” tracing the title to years as a hotel concierge in San Francisco and to her work helping people with haunted houses, readings, and spirit contact.
Generation X Paranormal focuses on Drombeg Stone Circle near Glandor, County Cork, a 1124-794 BC site aligned with the winter and summer solstices and excavated in 1957.
Hosts Logan and Nicole introduce a spring thunderstorm and welcome guest Casey Fallon to discuss paranormal topics.
This episode promotes a haunted Scotland tour while detailing the history of King John's Castle in Ireland, including its construction, sieges, and paranormal connections.
Hosts discuss Christmas cryptids and monsters with guest Rissa Miller, blending holiday themes with paranormal investigation.
Nicole says she found no paper trail for the “fifth floor nurse” story at Waverly Hills.
Hosts Logan and Nicole discuss local folklore about spirits on a hill during Halloween, then debate candy preferences.
A personal ghost story about a rocking chair moving on its own after watching a scary movie.
Hosts Logan and Nicole Mathias introduce a guest who shares her lifelong comfort with the paranormal, leading into an interview about her experiences as a paranormal investigator.
This episode discusses the disappearance of Frederick Valentich and the mysterious Bass Strait region, blending paranormal investigation with historical context.
The host introduces a summer-themed episode about UFO/UAP encounters, promising a spooky story perfect for campfire telling.
Hosts Logan and Nicole discuss their personal experience with a tornado and introduce an episode about one of their favorite paranormal topics.
Hosts Logan and Nicole Mathias discuss their journey into paranormal investigation and announce a soft rebrand of their show, which explores ghost stories, UFOs, and unexplained phenomena.
This episode features an interview with Tony Rathman discussing Staticom 3.0, a device for spirit communication, and addresses skepticism about distinguishing genuine reception from deception.