Two Men and a Ghost Andrew Wooding

After more than three years doing nothing much at all, your favourite paranormal podcasters are back. Bored with twiddling their thumbs, they have made it their mission to revisit old haunts in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, in a futile attempt to track down that which cannot be found. They promise not to laugh ... too much.

Here they make a historic return to secluded Bunting Nook, the location of their first ever podcast. They found no ghosts then. Will they find any now? I am saying nothing other than our intrepid podcasters have a gift for being consistent.

Thanks to Spike Nesmith for his spooky voice at the beginning and end. And respect to band Ever Desireless for their haunting theme tune: 'Assembly Line Romance'. More of their music can be found at: http://www.freemusicbeds.com/

After more than three years doing nothing much at all, your favourite paranormal podcasters are back. Bored with twiddling their thumbs, they have made it their mission to revisit old haunts in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, in a futile attempt to track down that which cannot be found. They promise not to laugh ... too much.

Our intrepid ghosthunters turn up at the most haunted pub in Sheffield, only to find that they've gatecrashed a Spice party for singles. Embarrassment ensues.

Thanks to Spike Nesmith for his spooky voice at the beginning and end. And respect to band Ever Desireless for their haunting theme tune: 'Assembly Line Romance'. More of their music can be found at: http://www.freemusicbeds.com/

After more than three years doing nothing much at all, your favourite paranormal podcasters are back. Bored with twiddling their thumbs, they have made it their mission to revisit old haunts in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, in a futile attempt to track down that which cannot be found. They promise not to laugh ... too much.

The third of their reunion podcasts finds them at Little Chef Abbey, more commonly known as Beauchief Abbey. What is it with this place and mutant giant moles?

Thanks to Spike Nesmith for his spooky voice at the beginning and end. And respect to band Ever Desireless for their haunting theme tune: 'Assembly Line Romance'. More of their music can be found at: http://www.freemusicbeds.com/

After more than three years doing nothing much at all, your favourite paranormal podcasters are back. Bored with twiddling their thumbs, they have made it their mission to revisit old haunts in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, in a futile attempt to track down that which cannot be found. They promise not to laugh ... too much.

The second of their reunion podcasts finds them looking for ghostly floating women at Hell Clough. Or should that be Brian Clough?

Thanks to Spike Nesmith for his spooky voice at the beginning and end. And respect to band Ever Desireless for their haunting theme tune: 'Assembly Line Romance'. More of their music can be found at: http://www.freemusicbeds.com/

After more than three years doing nothing much at all, your favourite paranormal podcasters are back. Bored with twiddling their thumbs, they have made it their mission to revisit old haunts in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, in a futile attempt to track down that which cannot be found. They promise not to laugh ... too much.

The first of their reunion podcasts has them chasing the mad monk of Stocksbridge down a dual carriageway. Will they ever catch up with him?

Thanks to Spike Nesmith for his spooky voice at the beginning and end. And respect to band Ever Desireless for their haunting theme tune: 'Assembly Line Romance'. More of their music can be found at: http://www.freemusicbeds.com/

An eerie paranormal podcast with live, on-the-spot audio from Mike Kazybrid and Andrew Wooding, two infamous ghost hunters from Sheffield in the north of England.

The men behind popular paranormal blog Two Men and a Ghost (twomenandaghost.blogspot.com) - featured in newspapers, BBC radio and national magazines - have now branched out into the world of podcasting.

When they leave their warm houses and go out ghost hunting in the chilly night air, they take their microphones with them. Will they find anything strange? They promise to try their best!

This time they share more local ghost stories from the comfort of a Skype call. Will they go off on tangents all the time and keep inserting silly sound effects? You betcha...