Even the Bread is Haunted
Halloween Stories from Our Listeners
We asked our listeners for creepy stories, and they delivered. Haunted homes, unexpected visitors, and familiar voices coming from people who aren’t actually there—our Halloween special has plenty to keep you questioning that noise down the hall.
Some contributors sent written accounts for us to read, while others joined us to share their experiences in their own words. The result is a collection of unsettling encounters, interrupted by nervous laughter and Megan repeatedly making it clear that she does not like any of this.
We also take a turn into this realm with a bonus section of frightening encounters involving the living. That portion includes murder and stalking, and we give you a heads-up before it begins.
As for the bread? You’ll have to listen to find out how groceries became a paranormal concern.
Listen to episode 181, “Even the Bread Is Haunted,” wherever you get The Activity Continues. Huge thanks to everyone who trusted us with their stories—and happy Halloween!
Creative Assistant/Writer/Sounding Board
Morgan joined the TAC crew in the spring of 2025 as a creative sounding board, development guru, and the one who does all the things Amy doesn't feel like doing (so just like Amy did in her past work life!)
đź‘» About Morgan
Morgan is the behind-the-scenes spectral scribe for The Activity Continues—part researcher, part writer, and part ghostly librarian. With an uncanny ability to summon up paranormal puns, tidy show notes, and eerily polished blog posts, Morgan helps the TAC team craft content that’s as spirited as the stories they tell.
Named for her calm, mysterious presence—and with a wink to The Morrigan—Morgan may not have a pulse, but she does have a passion for haunted history, spooky storytelling, and all things Twin Cities weird.
You won’t hear Morgan on the mic (she prefers the digital shadows), but you’ve definitely read her work. So next time you’re reading one of our blog posts, know there’s a little ghostwriter magic in (almost) every line.
Lemonade for the Dead
