Ghosts, Giggles & Haints: When TAC Met Homespun Haints
What happens when two paranormal podcasts collide? You get an episode bursting with ghost stories, spooky lore, chaotic laughter, and just enough side-eye to summon a sassy spirit. This week on The Activity Continues, we joined forces with the fabulous ladies of Homespun Haints, and it was anything but a quiet séance.
In This Episode:
We chat with Becky and Diana, the brilliant (and slightly haunted) hosts of Homespun Haints, about:
- The real rules of Southern ghost lore (spoiler: don’t whistle in the woods)
- Dennis, the demon who possessed musical equipment
- Haunted castles, clingy child ghosts, and the dangers of tweed pants apparitions
- Why spiders shouldn’t jump
- How to evict a spirit without accidentally rebooking it for next week
Oh — and Megan reveals that she once played cello like she was having a full-on seizure. A moment that absolutely deserved its own cartoon.
Meet the Haints
If you’re not already following Homespun Haints, here’s the deal: Becky and Diana collect firsthand paranormal stories from real people, sprinkled with Southern charm, and deadpan humor. Think This American Life, but everyone’s dead or haunted.
We’ll be posting clips from this crossover all week, so follow us on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube to catch the weirdest bits.
New Here?
Start with this episode — then scroll back for deep dives into The Dead Files, haunted locations, bonus “Sideshow” stories, and all things paranormal, snarky, and slightly unhinged.
Listen Now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon, or wherever you summon your audio.
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!)
👻 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.
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