What if I told you there were a bunch of people in the Navy in Groton, Connecticut who believe their military homes are haunted? And that some of those people believe it's a result of the ancient and mysterious land they live on? In this episode, we hear from Jack, a behavioral health tech in the Navy who feels something strange coming from the swamp by his house, called Gungywamp. Jack believes the ghost stories told on his base are maybe because of it. Have a heart pounding story you'd like to tell on the podcast? Email us at [email protected], and be sure to follow the podcast on instagram @heartstartspounding. Hosted by Kaelyn Moore
A Navy tech living in Groton, Connecticut shares his paranormal experience with the state's active hauntings, highlighting the likelihood of spirits attaching themselves to places that have been around for a long time.
The speaker describes his experience with a creepy house and the strange feeling he gets in one of the rooms. He shares that this feeling only started after his friend, Alex, moved into the house.
The podcast hosts discuss their feelings of being drawn to the woods and the difficulty of explaining unexplainable experiences in nature.
The speaker discusses the connection between strong energy and emotional responses, as well as the challenges of determining reality within certain sectors, and the difficulty in contextualizing stories.
The Heart Starts Pounding podcast encourages listeners to share heart-pounding stories via email and follow the podcast on Instagram, while the transcript also includes a spooky anecdote about a closet door opening and closing.