Hey, it's Christine from Storybredi. Today on the show, actor-comedia and podcaster Jason Horton

talks about his childhood home and the person who lived there that wasn't part of the family.

Regular day, regular things are happening, and then I, you know, I look at your stepfather,

and he's white as a ghost. And he is not someone who is, like, oh, it is haunted every other

week where it's like, okay, this is another thing. And she said he's completely white.

She's like, you can see the hair standing from the back of his neck.

And she's like, what is wrong?

And he's like, did you see her?

And she's like, did I see who?

So did you see the little girl in the yellow dress?

And he says, she just ran by into my sister Jennifer's room.

Today on the show, Jason Horton from Ghost Town talks about growing up in a house that was haunted.

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Hey, this is Jason Horton. You're listening to Storyworthy.

Music Welcome to Storyworthy. My name is Christine Blackburn, and I'm coming to you from Los Angeles, California.

Whether you're a longtime fan of the show or a new listener, welcome to storyworthy. I hope you guys had a chance to listen to the show last week with comedian and actress Mary Lynn Rice Cub. Jason, you told me you did some stand-up with her? I mean, I was on a show that she was on, and I actually went up before her. Oh no no, I went up either before, I think I went up before her. And I was glad I'm going up before her, not after, because she's so funny. And not that I, you know, my ego is fragile. So, but it was great. I mean, it was just, it was like kind of like an honor for me. She's whip smart just super smart and her story last week

was about getting into a situation with two other women and moving out and buying purchasing

this big house in the valley and living there almost like in a commune interesting kind of sharing

the kind of sharing all the space and the meals and they'd have bonfires and then if you can believe it, it didn't work out. Was it a cult? Well, there was... Could have been if they were to stuck with it. If they had stuck with it, they weren't that committed. But the point is, is it's super interesting and very unlike Mary Lynn from what I know of her.

Do you know what I mean?

So it's really good.

You've got to go back.

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