I'm Already Scared with Dr. Adam
Sep 25, 2026 · 41 min · 17 segments
The PRS folks, Chad, Chip Coffey and more all bomb around a big field at night hunting for UFOs and Sasquatch at the same time. This is fantastic. * * * Hosted on Acast. See…
Actually, listener stories, this time from Susan.
She's got what she calls an anthology of spookies.
Anthology of spookies.
Gotta say I like the sound of that.
Definitely like the sound of that.
Susan says, I felt haunted, for lack of a better word, on three occasions.
Number one, it was the early 90s.
My husband and I were newlyweds.
Acoma is the oldest continuously inhabited community in our country, dating back to approximately 1,150 or 1150.
I don't know how I guess you would say that colloquially.
Fair enough, I guess.
No disrespect to my St. Augustinians.
She continues, I didn't know anything about it going in, just that it was known as a really interesting place to see in New Mexico.
Tours are given by members of the Pueblo.
We started by walking into the church before the tour began.
It was a very large adobe building.
There were only a few rows of pews and a small altar and art on the back wall, so fairly spartan inside.
I got about halfway into the building when my ears closed up, like when I get tinnitus.
I felt like they were suctioned closed, like I was underwater.
I could hear screaming.
I felt like someone had their hands on my shoulders.
Actually, listener stories, this time from Susan.
She's got what she calls an anthology of spookies.
Anthology of spookies.
Gotta say I like the sound of that.
Definitely like the sound of that.
Susan says, I felt haunted, for lack of a better word, on three occasions.
Number one, it was the early 90s.
My husband and I were newlyweds.
Acoma is the oldest continuously inhabited community in our country, dating back to approximately 1,150 or 1150.
I don't know how I guess you would say that colloquially.
Fair enough, I guess.
No disrespect to my St. Augustinians.
She continues, I didn't know anything about it going in, just that it was known as a really interesting place to see in New Mexico.
Tours are given by members of the Pueblo.
We started by walking into the church before the tour began.
It was a very large adobe building.
There were only a few rows of pews and a small altar and art on the back wall, so fairly spartan inside.
I got about halfway into the building when my ears closed up, like when I get tinnitus.
I felt like they were suctioned closed, like I was underwater.
I could hear screaming.
I felt like someone had their hands on my shoulders.
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