Today on The Grave Talks, we continue our conversation about booze, bruise and barbecue with Ty Sheryl, John Gwyneri, and Barry Kirsch.

You guys have thrown out some interesting locations because we talked about Octagon Hall.

You mentioned Lizzie Bordenhouse.

You just mentioned the S.K. Pierce Mansion at the Yorktown.

How did you decide where to go?

Did somebody help you put all this together?

Because those are some really good locations.

That's just four.

We'll pick a city.

Fort Worth, obviously, Ty, lives in the area, so it made sense.

Yeah.

St. Augustine's near me, so that made sense. They say it's one of the most haunted cities in the U.S., St. Augustine. It's the oldest city in the U.S. Yeah, we're just talking about the people leaving the bars. We're not talking about this. So, episode two of Memphis, Zach Myers from Shiedown lives there. So So obviously third episode of Charleston, Eric Bass lives in Charleston.

It's sort of picking key areas and stuff like that.

We just kind of making sure it's every season we'll have a different, like obviously

we'll go back to Texas and Florida, Massachusetts, but we want to like showcase the

entire country and stuff like that.

Yeah, and we want to invite friends of ours that we know to come onto the show to make it more interest.

We've had actors.

We've had guys from my band.

We've had other paranormal people join us and partner with us.

Just to, again, it's the sense of community and showing more than just the three of these ugly faces.

Well, it makes it fun to have your friends experience that with you or your family members to come with you. Yeah, and certain people won't. Like my guitar player, he grew up in Memphis, born and raised. His mom worked, it still does, in barbecue. So, you know, he has a big story there, but he's not going to do the haunted place with us.

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