History tells the story of the world and of our lives.

Sometimes that history goes bump in the night.

Broadcasting from the center of oddity and the supernatural in central Florida. It's the History Goes Bump

podcast. Hello, you sputacular people. Welcome to this 589th episode of the History

Ghostbump podcast, Ghost Tours for the Theater of the Mine.

I'm your host, Diane.

And this is Kelly.

Do you like how I introed myself in there, Kelly?

It was just a little halting compared to how you normally do it, so that's why I gave you that look.

Well, maybe that's because we're going to be doing a little bit of a different kind of

episode. We're not going to be talking about a specific haunted location or even the ghost of a

famous person who has passed on. We're going to be talking about a famous person who had a

haunting at their personal home. And Kelly, this one is pretty darn scary and convincing.

I can't wait to hear about it. Now, most people have probably

never heard of Alka Summer, but I'm sure if you've watched some older movies from back in the 60s,

or maybe even a particular loveboat here and there that she would have probably guest starred on,

you would recognize her face.

So we're really looking forward to bringing this to everybody. Before we do that, we want to welcome

into the crew, Vicky with an I, Kane with a K and an E at the end, and Eileen. Thank you so much

for joining the Sputacular Crew. And now this moment, Nodity.

As Taffophiles, if Diana and I were invited to a meal at someone's home, and our place setting was decorated as a tombstone, we would love the ambiance that our host had created.

However, far before our current day, back in 89 AD, Roman Emperor Domitian hosted a banquet.

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