One of our Hollow Hill visitors, Amy, asked if it makes any difference if someone sings (peacefully) to ghosts.

In this podcast, Hollow Hill founder Fiona Broome talks about singing to ghosts and talking to them. 

Fiona's advice?  As long as you're respectful, communicating with ghosts -- as if they're friends, neighbors or family -- can improve your rapport with the spirits.

(Note: Until Hollow Hill moves from Texas to New England in early May 2008 and we set up our new office, the closing music is going to sound a little tinny.  The sound quality of the rest of the podcast is generally fine.)

Charlie, a Hollow Hill visitor, recently asked about contacting ghosts.  He wondered if some mediums can contact one age group more easily than another.

In this brief podcast (less than five minutes), Hollow Hill founder Fiona Broome discusses the factors that influence the contacts you'll make in haunted settings.

Many people write to Hollow Hill and ask whether their experiences mean that they've contacted a ghost.

We're not able to answer that because we're not there to see what's happening.  But, we are confident that many people are encountering ghosts, whether they realize it or  not.

In this podcast, Hollow Hill founder Fiona Broome discusses a few general issues related to contact with ghosts.

Link: Hollow Hill, the ghost hunting website

(Note: In this podcast, we're having a few sound problems, but they only affect the concluding music and standard comments after it.)