Wrestling with Ghosts

- Season 2

(2019)

Often called "The Worst Place on Earth", this famous jail was known for its bloody riots, inescapable surrounding terrain, and housing the murderer of Martin Luther King, Jr: James Earl Ray. The WWG boys invite a cavalcade of eccentric friends to investigate: from Furries to Drag Queens to Libertarian politicians and beyond.

The boys head up to an abandon amusement park near Bowling Green, Ohio that's owned by traveling musician Fish Fisher. Although there's enough spooky goings on happening at the remains of Vollmar Park, the team is preoccupied with an infamous island across the river. Known as Grave Island, legend has it that the area is rife with human bones.

Wrestling With Ghosts visits a church in Morristown, TN that was torn apart by the politics of the Civil War. The guys share a few laughs until they run into the most sensational evidence they have ever captured.

The boys from Wrestling With Ghosts invade the buckeye state to investigate one of the most infamous paranormal spots in the Midwest: Poasttown Elementary. With the help of some new gadgets and their friends, they run into the spirits of a little girl named Sara and a malevolent entity known around the country as "SEVEN"

Wrestling With Ghosts stays close to home and checks out the Sevier Distilling Company in Sevierville, Tennessee. Sevierville may be Gatlinburg and Pigeon Forge's kid brother, but it has a sordid past that puts it on the mid-south paranormal map. The locale is a brand new and award winning distillery, so the team investigates with old technology and new on whether or not the owner, Chris Yett is haunted - not necessarily the location.

The season two finale sees Big Luke and Funkmaster V head to the Georgia/ Tennessee line to check out the 4th most haunted structure in the United States, and the most haunted dam in the world: Hales Bar Dam. They meet up with other paranormal teams and learn about the Native legend of Wendigos - and then they literally "piss" one off.