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My interview for the Bigfoot issue of Albuquerque the Magazine

I recently did an interview for Albuquerque the magazine about Bigfoot. Here is what the article said. Cody Polston has spent decades chasing New Mexico’s ghosts, so you might expect him to be a pushover for Bigfoot. The sidebar shows him as a skeptic who is still drawn to the mystery. His main objection is … Read moreMy interview for the Bigfoot issue of Albuquerque the Magazine

Squaring the Strange, The Alleged ghosts of the Territorial House, with Cody Polston

First, Celestia and a voice from the past discuss a hat trick of rat stories (maybe a rat trick?). Then Ben chats with author, ghost story enthusiast and former ghost hunter Cody Polston about the historic Territorial House in Corrales, New Mexico. Cody led an investigation there, and Ben worked there as a teenage busboy, … Read moreSquaring the Strange, The Alleged ghosts of the Territorial House, with Cody Polston

The legend of Bigfoot and New Mexico sightings; NM Strange

Yeti, Sasquatch, El Squacho, it has many different names, but no creature is more elusive than the Bigfoot. Often associated with northern states along the west coast, this large mythical ape has had many sightings over the years within the mountains of Northern New Mexico as well. In this episode of New Mexico Strange, author … Read moreThe legend of Bigfoot and New Mexico sightings; NM Strange

Paranormal expert teaches aspiring ghost hunters at the Painted Lady Brewery

n Saturday, Feb. 22, the Painted Lady Bed and Brewery hosted a ghostology class with paranormal expert Cody Polston. The class delved deep into the science and history of ghost hunting, then allowed attendees to experiment with various equipment and go on ghost hunts of their own on the Painted Lady Grounds. Cody Polston, an … Read moreParanormal expert teaches aspiring ghost hunters at the Painted Lady Brewery

New Mexico Strange, Real spirits or run-down buildings? The history behind Old Town’s ghost stories

Investigating Albuquerque’s Old Town, this New Mexico Strange episode explores local ghost stories. Two paranormal experts discuss the history and folklore behind these alleged hauntings, analyzing eyewitness accounts and possible explanations. They examine several locations, including restaurants and a cafe, unpacking the narratives behind each reported paranormal event.

Albuquerque paranormal investigator uses ghost hunting as a history lesson

A good article in the Santa Fe New Mexican about me and the Albucreepy Trolley Tour. Also has a good gallery of photos taken during one of the tours. https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/albuquerque-paranormal-investigator-uses-ghost-hunting-as-a-history-lesson/article_f818783c-8c99-11ef-b247-37189dd6766f.html https://www.santafenewmexican.com/news/local_news/gallery-halloween-haunts-with-paranormal-investigator-cody-polston/article_0b45b29c-972d-11ef-a25f-3be47cde2065.html

New Mexico Strange

New Mexico’s diverse, inconvenient, and often bloody history has cultivated and environment of mystery and the macabre for more than a century. Whether you’re looking for ghosts in Albuquerque’s Old Town, little green men in Roswell, or the elusive Taos hum, there’s no shortage of paranormal adventures to take in the Land of Enchantment.       ”New … Read moreNew Mexico Strange

Daily Lobo Article: A spirited night at Painted Lady Bed & Brew

Painted Lady Bed & Brew in Albuquerque hosted a “Ghosts of Old Town Albuquerque” talk on Thursday, Oct. 10 as a part of its ongoing “Brews and Boos” event series. Cody Polston — an author, paranormal investigator and ghost tour guide — gave a talk to Painted Lady’s patrons on the various ghosts and ghost … Read moreDaily Lobo Article: A spirited night at Painted Lady Bed & Brew