Celebrity Ghost Encounters

Get ready to strap in for a wildly unpredictable episode of Mondo Freako! Host Bob LeMent sits down with Michael Gardner (host of Savage Unfiltered) for a hilarious, spine-chilling conversation that goes from zero to paranormal real quick. After kicking things off with a laugh-out-loud Johnny Cash trivia quiz that Michael completely bombs, the show takes a dark, gripping turn. Forget the Hollywood theatrics you see on Netflix—Michael is delivering an exclusive, firsthand account of a terrifying, true ghost encounter that left him scared cashless in the heart of Music City.

While working as a movie extra in Nashville, Michael checked into a historic, centuries-old Airbnb for some late-night relaxation. But the cozy vibe quickly evaporated when the room plunged into a deep freeze, the TV glitched out, and a mysterious green glow filled the doorway. Standing before him was the legendary “Man in Black” himself—Johnny Cash—staring him down with a chilling, cryptic warning about the historic property’s dark past. From discussing spiritual frequencies to exploring Hollywood’s most elite spectral VIPs (like John Belushi and the Black Dahlia), this episode is a must-listen for paranormal junkies and music history buffs alike. Can your frequency handle it? Tune in to find out!

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So you’ve got a room by the river? Is that where you’re at now, up in a tower? That’s right. That’s right. Mando Frico. Hey, everybody. Welcome to Mando Frico. I’ve got a guest today, Michael Savage. No, Michael Savage. Michael Gardner from Savage Descultures. That’s right. Hey, one, two takes. You’ll get it right sooner or later there, Bob. Eventually. I mean, you’ve got these two names going on here almost. Do people call you Michael Savage, by the way? They get confused because, you know, the Michael Savage is a family member, believe it or not. Are you one of your family members? Yeah. Oh. Yeah, he’s actually my grandfather, actually. And his last name was Savage? No, the girl’s last name is Weiner, Michael Weiner. Oh, okay. Yeah, that would be on my mother’s side. Well, go figure. Well, Michael and I have known each other for quite some time.
And I didn’t realize that he was moving on up to the east side here. He’s up in the tower now, glass tower looking down upon Atlantaville. And it looks great, though. Yeah, more or less. How’s the air up there? Pretty good? Oh, it’s great. You know, I have to look down every now and then, you know. I’m on the 20th floor, folks, you know. Yeah, it looks like it. Goodness gracious. That’s fantastic. Yeah, yeah. Hope there’s no fires. with all these trees in the background. I hope not. So, so Michael, let’s get a plug in for the show. It’s a Savage Unfiltered show. You can catch him and others, including the old man who actually did a Mondo Freako a few months ago at Savage Unfiltered. And he’s got all kinds of stuff that he wants you to have.
For a price, of course, at the Savage Shop. I would like them to head over to SavageShop.com. You don’t have to, but I still appreciate your token. He’s not giving it away, but he’s not getting rich off of it either. But you can always catch the Savage Unfiltered Show anywhere. There’s a podcast. Or a platform or a podcast platform. We’re all over the place like a roach sometimes, you know? That’s right. Don’t pound on the wall. They’ll all be coming out. That’s right. Pound on the roach. Don’t pound on us. That’s right. So, actually, this is the first for Mondo Frico because you’re bringing me a story. That’s right. When normally… we talk about a story that’s kind of been out there, but you have an original story for us this week. And apparently it revolves around a certain guy named Johnny Cash. Is that correct? That’s right. Don’t go into it too far yet. Okay. Oh, you went into it a little bit too far, but okay. I’m just following your lead there. Okay. But so usually what happens is I give everyone a choice.
on taking a quiz. They can take a quiz before we talk about the story or a quiz after we talk about the story. Cause a lot of times they don’t really know what we’re going to talk about, but this time you’re, you know, cause you made up the, uh, you know, it’s your story. It’s not my story. And so I made a quiz about Johnny cash. Do you want to take the quiz or do you want to talk about your story first? Oh, let’s, uh, let’s do the quiz. Uh, yeah. Yeah. Why not? Quiz. All right. Quiz. I love it. Quiz. Quiz is always good. So let me get my Johnny Cash quiz going here. Can you see that? We could see it, yeah. Oh, good. All right. Come on, quiz music. Finish up. So is it big enough for you? I can make it a little bit bigger. I wear glasses, Bob, but my eyesight’s on. Oh, good. So I’m going to ask you five questions.
about the legend that is Johnny Cash, maybe you learn some of these answers from your ghostly encounter with him. Maybe. So we’ll see what happens, right? Okay. So the first question, question number one of five, which iconic 1963 crossover song became one of Johnny Cash’s biggest signature hits, co-written by June Carter, his wife, June Carter Cash? Was it Folsom Prison Blues, I Walk the Line, A Boy Named Sue, or Ring of Fire? I have a hint if you really want it. I’m pretty well endowed with Johnny Cash. So I’m going to do I Walk the Line. I Walk the Line. Oh, no. Wait a minute. Okay. That’s okay. That’s okay. It’s the first question out of the gate. Don’t worry about it. Don’t worry about it. You’re fine. I’m a sorry excuse for a Johnny Cash fan. You’re fine. All right. Let’s just forget about that. Go to question number two. What nickname was Johnny Cash widely known by due to his distinctive dark stage attire? Was it the Midnight Rider, the Outlaw King, the Nashville Legend, or the Man in Black? I have a hint if you’d like to have it.
I’m going to do The Man in Black. All right. The Man in Black is it. Fantastic. Okay. There you go. One to one. You’re doing great. Okay. Number three. In his final years, Johnny Cash won critical acclaim for covering which Nine Inch Nails industrial rock song? Was it Personal Jesus, Hurt, Rusty Cage, or The Man Comes Around? This is something I don’t even know. I have to do that hint. The chilling music video became a poignant retrospective of his entire life. Does that help you at all? Let’s do The Man Come...