Homespun Haints: True Ghost Stories

Ashley Stinnett realized that ghosts can indeed hurt you when his family home in West Virginia was overcome by an unseen, evil force.

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The ghosts in the South are different from other ghosts. They’re just a little bit closer to the living, just a little more noticeable, and just a little more up in your business.

And if you’re looking for ways to bring echoes of the South into your spooky practice, the decks by Stacey Williams-Ng may be just the right gateway to peruse. Not only do her cards connect in a visceral way with the history of the South, but she’s used them to talk to spirits herself. And she’s here to tell you all about how you can do the same.

Check out The Southern Gothic Oracle Deck and other amazing decks at https://lapantherestudio.com/

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Jennifer grew up in New Orleans, but even after she left her home town, the ghosts continued to bug her. Sometimes they taunted her, sometimes they teased her, and sometimes they just taught her how to swear.

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The cameras are rolling, and the medium on the television screen begins to speak. The things she hears, sees, and knows, they can’t possibly be real, right? Surely, it’s all TV magic. A plant in the audience, a little tip ahead of time, right?

But the man producing the show knows better. He knows that the medium is the real thing. She’s gifted in ways that defy logic; her magic is larger than what the camera can capture.

Today, we speak with Ray Brune who produced the show Life Among the Dead, and learn what really happens behind the scenes with a psychic medium. Today, on Homespun Haints.

Check out Ray's site at rayjay.tv

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Nixie was a complete skeptic when she first moved to Key West, Florida. But after working in an ancient museum that used to house the town's morgue, she began to see things she couldn't ignore.

Now, as a guide for the island's popular Ghosts and Gravestones tour, she needs to be well versed in how to avoid getting cursed herself. Including, how to instruct tourists about visiting the infamous Robert the Doll--safely.

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Aurorah never knew what to expect going on in her living room when she got home from school. Having a father who was a psychic medium meant she never knew when her day would be disrupted by an impromptu drum circle or a house cleansing. However, it also meant she learned from a young age how to interact with the energy around her.

Now, as an adult and a professional astrologer, she taps into her intuition to help her guide her clients through the currents and obstacles that the energy from the heavens provide. And that intuition has also pushed some spooky encounters into her life. Prepare to hear about her very unique business, today, on Homespun Haints.

Check out Aurorah's website at bloodmoonmilk.com

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What happens after we die? An interview with Bob Ginsberg.

Since before we were human, we’ve wondered about what goes on in the great beyond, and yet so little rigorous research has been conducted on the subject. Bob Ginsberg aims to change this with the Forever Family Foundation. Today, we sit down with Bob and talk about the work his foundation does, and why he formed it in the first place.

Check out the Forever Family Foundation at foreverfamilyfoundation.org and read his blog at beyondthefivesenses.com

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If certain styles of buildings make you cringe, is it because the architecture makes you uncomfortable, or because some styles are more prone to being haunted?

Today, we speak with author Beth Castrodale about the supernatural aspects of architecture. Do you live someplace that’s prone to ghost activity? Find out today, on Homespun Haints.

Beth’s 4th book with Regal House Publishing, The Inhabitants, is coming out September 10, 2024. You can preorder the book at regalhousepublishing.com or on Beth's site at bethcastrodale.com

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Duane Scott Cerny, antiques dealer in Chicago, collects stories about the people, places, and things that pass through his shop. Some of those items, however, come with a ghost.

Duane Scott Cerny, antiques dealer in Chicago, collects stories about the people, places, and things that pass through his shop. Duane owns Chicago’s oldest and largest antique store: Broadway Antique Market. provides the very best in vintage furnishings, art, lighting, objects, fashions and jewelry from 75 top dealers. If you’re not local to Chicago, you can browse the potentially haunted antiques on his Etsy store. You can read the piece he mentioned that he wrote for the New York Times here. And here are his published books, Selling Dead People’s Things and Vintage Confidential: Retro Rattled, Tales Tattled—Confessions of the World’s Third Oldest Profession.

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How do you harness the power of manifestation? Dale knows, and he gives us step-by-step instructions for unlimited manifestation, as well as describing a visit he got from beyond the veil.

Today, we continue our interview with Dale Allen-Rowse.

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