Between Spirits is a paranormal storytelling podcast with a twist of bourbon.

This week on Between Spirits Podcast, we pour a pint of Birra Moretti for a change, and dive into omens of death — the Gormanstown foxes that gathered outside a dying viscount's window, deathbed visions and the psychopomps said to guide the dying home, shared death experiences reported by whole families at once, and the corpse candle: a ghostly light said to trace a funeral's route days or weeks before anyone dies. Plus personal stories of premonitions, a robin at the window, and a certain unexplained ball of light.

Got a story of your own? Email [email protected].

This week we sip Roaming Road's 10-year-old single barrel bourbon (55.9% cask strength, finished in Irish whiskey casks) while diving into signs from loved ones who've passed, through animals: butterflies at gravesides, crows tapping on windows, a cat that mysteriously commuted between two houses, robins, dragonflies, hummingbirds, and even deer showing up at a funeral. Personal stories, a listener email, and a debate on whether it's real connection or just our minds seeking comfort.

Send us your stories at [email protected]

Ep16: The Fetch — In this episode, we go Irish and sip Green Spot Irish whiskey while diving into the fetch, an Irish folklore figure said to be a person's supernatural double, sometimes an omen of death. We swap chilling stories including "The Doctor's Fetch," a Galway farmer's deadly encounter, a priest who unknowingly saw a dead parishioner walking his village, a modern train sighting that may have saved a man's life, and the historical account of the Earl of Roscommon sensing his father's death from afar.

Between Spirits Podcast — spirits and stories. Got a paranormal tale? Email [email protected].

This week we pour a Jefferson's Ocean Aged at Sea bourbon and dive into Stone Tape Theory — the idea that stone and buildings can "record" traumatic events and replay them as residual hauntings. We cover the famous Roman soldiers of the Treasurer's House in York, the phantom battle echoes of Gettysburg, the Brown Lady of Raynham Hall, and the ghostly re-enactment at Edge Hill, plus a listener email describing a spectral funeral procession outside an English church. Spirits, sipping, and centuries-old replays.

Email us your stories at [email protected]

M shares a decades-old family mystery — a phantom ticking clock that followed her parents (and previously her grandparents) from room to room, refused to be found, and once roared like a jet engine when her dad lost his temper with it. Q pours the rare Willett Pot Still Bourbon and digs into the Willett family's distilling history. Plus, listener stories: a ticking clock and stopped watch that arrived at the exact moment of a mother's passing, and a case from the Society for Psychical Research linking a ticking sound to an apparition.

Got your own ticking clock story? Email us at [email protected].

A haunting cry in the darkness... a figure in white... and a warning that death may be near. This week on Between Spirits, we explore the terrifying legend of the Irish Banshee through eerie listener encounters, chilling historical accounts, and the folklore that has endured for centuries. As always, we pair the paranormal with a glass of bourbon—this week, the bold Knob Creek 9-Year Old. Are you brave enough to listen?

This week on Between Spirits Podcast, we're diving into the strange, the unexplained, and the downright baffling. From mysterious messages appearing overnight and eerie voices in empty rooms to impossible coincidences and real-life paranormal head scratchers, we explore the stories that leave us asking: What really happened?

As always, we pair our paranormal discussion with a bourbon review, this time featuring Rowan's Creek, while sharing some of our own personal experiences and listener-style tales that defy easy explanation.

Are these events paranormal, pure coincidence, or something else entirely? Tune in and decide for yourself. Share your experiences with us at [email protected]

This week, we share some personal experiences with possession and speaking in tongues. Months of uncontrolled episodes, unknown languages, and one terrifying moment in my sister's we'll never forget. We bring the case of Dr. Richard Gallagher, a Yale-trained psychiatrist who spent his career debunking possession claims — until he couldn't. Plus a school retreat that went somewhere no teacher was prepared for, and the quiet, very real world of Irish exorcism.

In the glass, Bowsaw Small Batch — an Irish-born Kentucky whiskey with a peppery rye kick and enough smoothness to get you through the topic.

Have a story or a theory? Get in touch — [email protected]

What does it actually look like when a ghost appears in full — solid, walking, and completely unaware you're watching? This week, we share not one but three personal encounters withfull body apparitions, including a woman on a moonlit country lane who turned out to match the description of someone's late grandmother.  We also bring the stories of the Elemental of Leap Castle, a dash cam sighting on Vicars Hill in Armagh that went viral, and the gentle spirit still watching over children who weren't even her own.Joining us in the glass this week is Four Roses Single Barrel — a sipping bourbon with a soft open, a mid-palate punch, and a love story behind the name. Have you ever seen a full body apparition? We want to hear from you — [email protected]

This week we take a softer, more comforting turn into the world of signs from the other side. We share some remarkable personal stories — yellow minis, blue crayons, white cats, and a rusty red heart-shaped balloon that stopped my sister in her tracks — and makes the case that if a sign brings you comfort, that's enough.

All of this washed down with Eagle Rare 10 Year — a Buffalo Trace bourbon and a solid cabinet staple with a bit of history behind it.

If you've been sent a sign, we'd love to hear about it — reach out at [email protected].