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Hyperfixation Time

Hyperfixation Time

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The podcast where two lifelong best friends, Erin and Danny, take turns each week spiraling over a topic that is weird, wild, or way too niche… and the other one has no idea what that week's topic is going to be. So buckle up, embrace the spiral, and welcome to Hyperfixation Time!

Erin Martinez 2025 Social Sciences
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  • Ep. 5 - Haunted Places in Wisconsin

    Ep. 5 - Haunted Places in Wisconsin
    Oct 1 2025

    Happy October, listeners! Today, Danny takes us on a tour of Wisconsin’s haunted history. From the eerie whispers of Glenbeulah Cemetery and the abandoned Sheboygan Asylum to the ghostly halls of Milwaukee’s Pfister Hotel. We also stop by Madison’s Majestic Theatre and Stevens Point’s infamous Bloody Bride Bridge—each place with its own chilling tale.

    TRIGGER WARNING - There is some description of "un-aliving" in this episode. Erin puts a disclaimer beforehand, so please listen with care or feel free to skip ahead.

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    Haunted in WI sources:

    Glenbeulah Cemetery - Most Haunted Cemetery in Wisconsin?

    Sheboygan County Asylum - Wikipedia

    Sheboygan Haunted Asylum

    The Most Haunted Places in Wisconsin - Let's Roam Explorer

    What Makes Bloody Bride Bridge in Wisconsin So Haunted?

    Haunted Pfister Hotel, Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Haunted Rooms America

    8 Haunted Places You Should Visit in Madison

    Majestic Theatre (Madison) - Wikipedia
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