Oct 8, 2026 · 31 min · 13 segments
Every week this October we're bringing you a few GZM shows you may not have heard before that are just perfect for the Halloween season! This week we bring you... episode 1 of The Ghost Of Jessica…
[instrumental music] My name is Jessica Majors.
I'm 11 years old, or 154 if you count all the years I've been dead.
I don't, because how I feel is just plain 11.
So how did a ghost from 1875 end up here talking to you? It's a peculiar story.
Funny thing about being dead, at first you don't even know it.
[clears throat] Greetings and salutations, neighbors.
It's your good buddy Ed broadcasting live from Curiosity, Maine, right here on Curiosity Radio.
[thunder] Whoa, you hear that? It's fixing to be a storm and a half out there tonight.
Folks say there's something in the air.
Of course, folks around here are always saying stuff like that.
I guess you could say that as long as anyone can remember, this town has been, well, curious.
Maybe it goes back to the great train crash of 1875, [instrumental music] though if you ask our mayor, the honorable Joshua Wallace, he'll tell you Curiosity is a quiet, normal town where nothing unusual ever happens.
But you and I know better, don't we? Be mindful of that storm, neighbors.
In my opinion, something big is headed our way.
Folks, stay curious.
[instrumental music] My name is Jessica Majors.
I'm 11 years old, or 154 if you count all the years I've been dead.
I don't, because how I feel is just plain 11.
So how did a ghost from 1875 end up here talking to you? It's a peculiar story.
Funny thing about being dead, at first you don't even know it.
[clears throat] Greetings and salutations, neighbors.
It's your good buddy Ed broadcasting live from Curiosity, Maine, right here on Curiosity Radio.
[thunder] Whoa, you hear that? It's fixing to be a storm and a half out there tonight.
Folks say there's something in the air.
Of course, folks around here are always saying stuff like that.
I guess you could say that as long as anyone can remember, this town has been, well, curious.
Maybe it goes back to the great train crash of 1875, [instrumental music] though if you ask our mayor, the honorable Joshua Wallace, he'll tell you Curiosity is a quiet, normal town where nothing unusual ever happens.
But you and I know better, don't we? Be mindful of that storm, neighbors.
In my opinion, something big is headed our way.
Folks, stay curious.
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