Ep. 405 - Haunted Guam

History Goes Bump: Ghost Tours For The Mind

Diane Student

Travel, History, Places & Travel, Paranormal, Haunted, Society & Culture, Ghosts

4.6 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 7 October 2021

⏱️ 37 minutes

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Summary

Guam is a United States territory located within the Mariana Islands. The island was occupied by humans starting around 4,000 years ago. Guam IS the Chamarro people. This indigenous group has endured hundreds of years of conquest and occupation of their island and yet their culture has survived. A wonderful culture that embraces the spirit world. On this episode, we are going to share the history, legends and hauntings of Guam! The Moment in Oddity was suggested by Duey Oxberger and features a Colonial ship found under World Trade Center and This Month in History features Scientific American reporting on radios coming into homes.

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Music used in this episode:

Main Theme: Lurking in the Dark by Muse Music with Groove Studios

(Moment in Oddity) Vanishing by Kevin MacLeod
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(This Month in History) In Your Arms by Kevin MacLeod
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Outro Music: Happy Fun Punk by Muse Music with Groove Studios

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0:00.0	History tells the story of the world and of our lives.
0:21.8	Sometimes that history goes bump in the night broadcasting from the Central
0:35.0	Opality and the Supernatural in Central Florida. It's the history goes bump
0:41.6	podcast.
0:47.6	Hello, you spooktacular people. Welcome to this 405th episode of The History
0:52.4	Goes Bump Podcast. Those tours for the theater of the mind. I'm your host
0:56.2	Diane. And this is Kelly. Kelly, we have taken this podcast to all kinds of
1:01.5	different places. We've been to Iceland, Bermuda, the Philippines, Malaysia,
1:07.5	Mexico, Canada, Australia. The list goes on and on and on. On bonus episodes
1:12.6	we've even gone to Antarctica. We love to travel. On this one, we're going to
1:17.0	another one of these out of the way places, Guam. Oh, very interesting. I can't
1:22.8	wait. But before we get into that, we want to welcome into the spooktacular
1:26.0	crew, Kevin, Stacy with an eye, Michelle with two L's, Devon, Misty, Carla with a
1:32.5	K, Brittany, Janessa, Lana, Lacey, April, and Sarah with an H. Thank you for
1:39.7	joining us in our Facebook group. And now this moment, Naughtity.
1:47.0	The moment in Aughtity was suggested by Dooley Oxburger. In July of 2010, some
1:57.9	excavators were using bulldozers to excavate a parking garage on the 56th
2:02.3	block of Lower Manhattan. During that excavation, they uncovered a 32-foot
2:06.8	hole of a ship dating to between 1770 and 1780. Archaeologists were called to
2:12.8	handle the artifact. They dated it and researched what the ship had been used
2:16.4	for, finally concluding that it was probably a commercial ship that had worked
2:19.9	out of the Caribbean and got wrecked a few times, needing several repairs. It is
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