Ghosts in the Whitehouse

Psychic Teachers

Samantha Fey

Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Spirituality

4.8 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 October 2019

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Join Deb and Samantha for some spooky tales about ghosts in the White House. A special thank you to this week's sponsor Take Care Of. To get 25% off your first month, go to takecareof.com/psychicteachers and use the promo code psychic teachers.
To check out all the events Deb and Samantha have going on, check out their websites debbowen.com and samanthafey.com
Thank you and have a great week. Be the Light!

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Psychic Teachers. I'm your host Deb Bowen and I'm Samantha Faye.
0:05.4	And we're just so happy that you have joined us in this wonderful month of October where Samantha
0:11.4	really loves doing spooky shows and even I like some of them. I enjoyed our last week spooky
0:17.0	shows. So I'm happy about you. I do too. Yeah, me too. So I'm happy about this week because we're
0:21.6	going to combine two of our favorite things. One is spookiness and the other of course is history
0:26.5	and we're going to spend some time in this hour with you talking about the ghost in the white house.
0:32.6	And I learned a whole lot about the research for this show this week Samantha and I'm sure you did too.
0:38.4	So you want to give everybody just kind of an overview of the white house before we get started on
0:42.4	the spooky stuff. Sure, I'd love to. So the white house which we all know is on 1600 Pennsylvania
0:48.9	Avenue, probably one of the most famous addresses out there was built in 1792. It's surrounded by
0:55.7	wrought iron fences and paroled by armed guards. It's 55,000 square feet features 132 rooms and took
1:04.6	eight years to build. The white house has 35 bathrooms, eight staircases and three elevators.
1:11.2	It is the only private residence of a head of state open free of charge to the public. It was called
1:17.0	the president's palace or the executive mansion until theodore Roosevelt nicknamed it the White House.
1:22.8	Now in 1933 FDR added a pool to help with his polio. Of course Nixon had it filled in during his
1:29.9	years as president to make room for the press and then Ford had an outdoor pool build again in 1975.
1:36.8	President Carter had the first computer installed in 1978. I think that and I'm not sure I'm
1:42.8	right about this but I think that president Carter also had solar panels put on the white house.
1:48.3	Oh that rings a bell. There's also a flower shop, a bowling alley and a dentist office there.
1:54.2	Who knew? You can go visit the president and get your teeth clean. I want to send them to you.
2:00.8	In the basement is the famous situation room where the president and his or hopefully one day
2:06.0	her advisors meet during times of crisis but the ghosts don't hang out in the basement. As you'll soon
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