If you follow us on social media, you’ll know we recently asked if we should use a Ouija board, and, well… let’s just say the response was overwhelming. The general consensus? “Girl, is you dumb?”

Ouija boards have been a staple of horror movies and ghost stories for decades, but Kim started wondering—are they really exclusively bad? If they truly connect with spirits, why do people assume only negative entities come through? Is this reputation deserved, or is there more to the story?

In this episode, we’re diving deep into the mystery and history of the Ouija board, tackling questions like:

•What exactly is a Ouija board, and where did it come from?

•How does it work (if it works at all)?

•What’s the proof—both scientific and experiential?

•And most importantly, is it really all bad? Or is its terrifying reputation based on something else entirely?

Join us on this episode as we investigate the spooky, the skeptical, and everything in between.

*Warning: As proud Canadians, we do get a bit salty in this episode about our current frenemy to the South*

Keywords: Ouija board, spiritualism, ghost stories, paranormal, Canadian, haunted experiences, cultural significance, history, podcast, supernatural, beliefs, Satanic Panic, spirituality, ideometer effect, personal experiences, church influence, listener stories, consciousness

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Happy Halloween! It should come as no surprise that Halloween is among our favourite holidays, and as such, we are happy to bring your our first and hopefully annual: Very Special Halloweenie Episode. Aside from unveiling our new branding and logo, there is no better way to kick off our inaugural halloween episode than by learning all about the history of halloween and the ancient traditions that laid the groundwork for the spooky season we know and love today. 

Ever wonder why once a year we wear costumes, begging for candy from strangers? And what on earth could be the purpose of carving up pumpkins and lighting their innards on fire? What is the significance of Samhain, and how the hell do you pronounce it? Look no further, this episode has all of these answers and more to get you in the halloween spirit as we gear up for the spookiest time of year.

Sneak Preview of Killer Quotes from this Episode:

• "His name is Boo."
• "I have lumbar lordosis."
• "You better participate or you'll die."
• "They can make you bleed out of your orifices."
• “I would shit out my butt”

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Life after death is possible, and ghosties are real - and we've got the science to back it up! In this engaging conversation, Kim and Rachel delve into the intriguing topics of consciousness, life after death, and the scientific exploration (and proof!) of the paranormal. They discuss the Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies (not to be confused with Deuce Bigalow, Male Gigolo), the implications of an essay contest on life after death, and the nature of consciousness itself. The conversation also touches on the connection between consciousness and the Earth, the Akashic record (what IS that?), and not just the potential for life after death, but the probability for life after death, all while maintaining a light-hearted and humorous tone.

paranormal, consciousness, life after death, Bigelow Institute, scientific evidence, Akashic record, ghost stories, spirituality, neuroscience, psychic phenomena

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In this episode, Kim quite literally walks Rachel through an experience known, at least in her part of the world, as a visit from the "Old Hag". While various cultures call it different things: "Jinn", "A Witch Riding", or being "Pressed By The Black", one thing remains the same throughout... Being 'Hagged' is a bone chilling phenomenon that approximately 30% of you will experience in your lifetime, and there are THREE critical things you need to know in order to escape. Tune in to find out (...but maybe not right before bed...).

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Trigger Warning: This episode contains potentially distressing material including violence and trauma connected to racism.  

Join us this episode as Rachel takes a deep dive into Haunted N’awlins (New Orleans)! Not only do we routinely butcher several American accents, we also cover everything (poorly) from geography all the way to string theory in this vibrant chat about ghosts, vampires (?), and haunted physical locations.

Note: this episode was recorded many moons ago (and at least one eclipse ago), and in an ADHD haze, Kim vowed to do three things immediately following this recording. It should come as a shock to no one, that these things have not been done. Stay transparent, blessed, and messy ❤️

Check our Instagram @ghosts.I.guess to follow along with the psychic test!

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Recorded way back in the olden days (August 2023), Rachel and Kim bring you a recap of the hit Netflix show "Surviving Death". Our recap focuses on episode 2 - Mediums, which for the most part served up all kinds of Cool and Compelling, with a side-dish of ABSOLUTELY CRINGE WORTHY. Above all else, we are happy to be back and exploring the otherwordly with you! Thank you for bein' a friend!

Do you have spooky stories or an insane experience with a medium that you want to share? Please reach out, we'd love to hear from you: [email protected]

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On this episode we share some spooky stories that scared the crap (literally) out of Rachel, and we get into the dirty details surrounding our four month disappearance from the podcast - did one of us go TO JAIL?!? You'll have to tune in to find out...

Skip to 59 minutes in (ish) for spooky stories and if you don’t want to hear our banter that Rachel ‘works really hard on’.

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