What's that at the full of my bed? It's spooky and kooky I'm pretty sure it's dead. It's coming this way.

Wait a minute, hey, I'm ghosted!

Pyros, Dress, E-V-Pole! by Ross Dressfulas. E. V. Please.

Hey, Boo! It's me, Ross Dressfulas.

Thanks for listening to Gosted.

Today I am joined by a wonderful

wonderful comedian and dear friend Justin Martindale who's going to talk to us

about the ghosts of the comedy store, the legendary Hollywood

comedy club that is quite haunted. But before we get to that I want to read a

story from a listener that was sent to me.

This is from Lauren and let's hear about it.

In my hometown, in rural, I had the hardest time of that word, rural, Alabama, the old

Woodland Hospital has a renowned reputation for being one of the most haunted buildings around.

In the mid-1980s, rumors of a dark entity that roamed the hospital spread throughout the entire town.

The spirit was referred by the name of Homer, Doh, who has been known to set off ice machines, flush toilets,

oh, that's nice.

Nudge patience, violently shake door handles, and set off call lights by themselves.

While open, the hospital staff reported multiple accounts of nurses having doors slammed in their faces.

Ghostly sightings and surgeons having to stop mid-procedure due to unexplained equipment malfunctions.

Okay, that's scary.

In 2009, Woodland Hospital closed its doors

and its personnel dispersed elsewhere

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