The Birch Show. We decided, because at Halloween, we would have the folks from Atlanta Ghost Hunters and welcome back to the studio. Andy, how are you, sir? I'm doing great. What's up? We would have them back and join us every day in the week leading up to Halloween. And it's always so well received that we decided that once a month, on the last Friday of every month, we'd have Atlantic Ghost Hunters back in studio.

So thank you so much for joining us.

Thanks for having us. No, it's a busy time of year, so we appreciate you. You know, nothing says Christmas like a ghost. I know. Well, spirits are around all year long. Absolutely. Right. Day and night. Have you ever had a ghost wish you like a happy holidays? Like, are they aware of time?

Like, are they aware that it's Christmas time, I wonder?

I have never been... you ever had a ghost wish you like a happy holidays like are they aware of time?

Like are they aware that it's Christmas time, I wonder?

I have never been greeted with a holiday cheer. No, I haven't. I've been greeted with four letter words, but never with holiday cheer. What is, uh, am I saying, is it Brea?

Brea. Okay. Hi, Brea. Welcome to the Bird Show.

Hey, good morning. Good morning. And it was your house you invited them in.aya, yes. Hi, Brea, welcome to the Bird Show. Hey, good morning.

Good morning.

And it was your house you invited them in. Actually, not a house. Not a house. Not a house. I'll just set it up real quick. This is a place where crashed airplanes are stored. That's right. Okay. It's in the south. You told us about this. Yeah, it's somewhere in the southeast.

We want to keep it real quiet.

There's some... They just want to keep it quiet at the location. Sure makes sense. Exactly. They don't want people coming out and wandering around things along those lines. So this is where crashed airplanes are housed. Is this like when you see that news coverage where they're kind of putting them back together to find out how it happened and then there's just like big rooms full of

parts and planes and that does go on.

That does go on. Yes.

Usages and all that stuff is here. Pretty much the part that we had access to was the

outdoor portion. Okay. Where they were being stored prior to, I guess, being put back together and figuring out what happened. Okay. So. And Brea was assisting you on this or is she work with that organization? She works with that organization. All right. Hey, Brea. Hey, good morning. Good morning. So Braya's there every day, her and the ghosts. I know. I'm glad I'm not the one having to turn on the lights this morning.

And the way this works is, is the Atlanta Ghost Centers don't get paid for the services

they do.

Like, they go out there because they have a love of this and they like the chase and everything.

So sometimes they find stuff.

Sometimes they don't.

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