Haunted by Her

In this episode of Haunted by Her, Kisha breaks down the sacrifices and beliefs that define the final battle in The Stand. From the courage of Larry, Glen, and Ralph to the tragic loyalty of Trashcan Man, we explore how devotion, whether holy or horrifying, can change everything. Plus, we sit with Frannie and Stu in the aftermath, asking: What does survival really mean? Tune in as we unpack fire, faith, and the haunting power of belief.

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In this special panel episode of Haunted by Her, we gather on the couch for a raw and unfiltered conversation about the film Sinners. With laughter, real-time reactions, and a few background sounds that make you feel like you’re right in the room with us, we explore our first impressions, favorite moments, and deeper themes within the movie. From character arcs to unexpected twists, we break down what made Sinners hit different and why it sparked such strong reactions. Grab a seat and join us for this couch talk among friends as we unpack the sins, the scares, and everything in between.

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In this episode of Haunted By Her, Kisha and Chris dive into the clash between Boulder and Vegas—two cities, two futures. As survivors rebuild after the plague, we unpack the spiritual and psychological of choosing good vs. evil, order vs. chaos. What does it mean to take a stand?

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See you next week!

In Episode 2, Kisha and Chris dive deep into the supernatural and spiritual core of The Stand. As survivors receive prophetic dreams, they’re pulled toward two opposing forces: the gentle, God-fearing Mother Abigail and the seductive, fear-fueled Randall Flagg. This episode unpacks the symbolism behind each figure, explores the power of dreams as divine language, and examines what it truly costs to choose between faith and fear.

Subscribe on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music—and follow the dream that calls you.

In the premiere of our 5-part series on Stephen King’s The Stand, Kisha and Chris crack open the chilling first phase of the apocalypse: the outbreak of Captain Trips. From government cover-ups to empty towns and eerie silence, this episode explores how horror begins with the systems we trust falling apart. Through cultural commentary, lived experience, and storytelling, we unpack what survival really looks like—and what gets left behind when the world ends.

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Ghosts of Injustice – Reckoning With the Past

In the final episode of this powerful series, Kisha and Chris reflect on the legacy of George Stinney Jr., the real-life echoes of John Coffey, and the system that continues to criminalize Black children.

They explore what it means to reckon—not just with history, but with the injustice that still walks among us today. This episode is a call to action: to remember, to protect, and to fight for the living.

Support the people doing the work—on the ground, in the courts, and in the classrooms.

    •    The Sentencing Project

www.sentencingproject.org

Works to end extreme sentencing, especially for youth. Offers powerful reports on racial disparities in incarceration.

    •    Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of Youth

https://cfsy.org/

Advocates to end life without parole for youth and promote trauma-informed, age-appropriate justice policies.

    •    Equal Justice Initiative (EJI)

https://eji.org/about/

Founded by Bryan Stevenson, EJI provides legal representation to people wrongly convicted or unfairly sentenced.

    •    Youth First Initiative

https://www.nokidsinprison.org/

Works to end youth incarceration and invest in community-based alternatives.

Take Action Now

Small steps add up—here are tangible things you can do.

    •    Donate to Community Bail Funds

https://www.nationalbailout.org/

Help reunite families and fight pretrial incarceration that disproportionately affects Black youth.

    •    Sign a Petition

    •    Ban Juvenile Solitary Confinement (change.org)

    •    End the Death Penalty for Minors via ACLU

    •    Court Watch & Policy Advocacy

Check your local legal aid or community justice organizations to volunteer with court-watching programs or advocate for state-level juvenile justice reform.

Hi, Haunted Listeners! We are taking a break this week. We will see you next week with the final episode of the Green Mile- Ghosts of Injustice.

Take care and be safe!

-Kisha

In this bonus episode of Haunted by Her, Kisha and Chris explore the eerie parallels between John Coffey, the fictional gentle giant from The Green Mile, and George Stinney Jr., the real 14-year-old Black boy wrongfully executed in 1944.

Why must Black pain be magical to be mourned?

Why do we grieve fiction more than fact?

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Part 2 : “The Real Green Mile – The Execution of George Stinney”

In this emotional and powerful episode, Kisha and Chris uncover the tragic true story of George Stinney Jr., the 14-year-old Black boy wrongfully executed in 1944. They walk through his arrest, sham trial, and haunting execution, drawing chilling connections to the themes of The Green Mile.

This isn’t just history—it’s a warning.

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