Cynthia's daughter shows up at the house late at night, asking to be let in. But her voice isn't quite right, and the family can tell it's not actually their daughter. 

Have you ever encountered a doppelganger like Cynthia has? Hear part 2 of our interview with her, today on Homespun Haints.

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Timeslips, angel sightings, ghosts of ancestors, and elementals all interact with Cynthia on her patch of land in the Appalachian foot hills of haunted North Carolina.

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Would you venture into the Underworld to find a missing piece of your soul? Or go into a house that you knew was haunted by a mass murderer? And if you did feel like you were up to the task, would you do it all with a smile on your face?

Today we continue our conversation with Tammy Doublin, who shares how she became a shaman, and how you could, too. If nothing else, she’ll teach you to not be afraid of the shadows in your psyche.

If you would like to reach out to Tammy for services or to attend one of her retreats, visit her site at tammydoublin.com.  You can also follow her on social: Facebook and Instagram.

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Tammy, had a feeling something was amiss that evening as she started to close for the night, but she never thought she would actually be attacked--by something she couldn't see!

Our guest today is Tammy Doublin, healer, shaman, and medium. If you would like to reach out to Tammy for services or to attend one of her retreats, visit her site at tammydoublin.com.  You can also follow her on social: Facebook and Instagram.

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Why is the crow a symbol of death? Crows and Ravens, otherwise known as Corvids, have always had an otherworldy feel about them. And there's a very good reason for that.

Join us as we talk to Rick de Yampert, author of Crows and Ravens: Mystery, Myth, and Magic of Sacred Corvids. And learn a bit about the mystical side of these strange black beasts. They're a lot spookier than you realize!

Also, Rick shares some of his own, personal ghost stories, and how crows have brought him closer to recognizing the magic in the world.

Check out Rick's website at RickDeYampert.com and see his art at MisterCrowArt.com.

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Becky and Diana set out to find ghosts nestled in the nooks and crannies of the Appalachian mountains--and they find them! Listen to the experiences they had in the following locations:

1. The Broad River Inn in Chimney Rock, NC
2. The Nickerson Snead House in Glade Spring, VA
3. The Historic Scott County Jail in Huntsville, TN
4. Historic Rugby, TN
5. The Exchange Place in Kingsport, TN
6. The Deery Inn in Blountville, TN

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On the lonely streets of one small Appalachian town, Old Joe wanders with his knife, looking for his next victim. About 100 miles away, strange lights hover over Brown Mountain, taunting the locals and puzzling skeptics for nearly a century. Are these stories merely urban legends, or would recent photographic evidence suggest there’s some truth behind the mystery?

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Debra knew a massive tornado was on its way--the air had felt "troubled" that morning. But as she got in her car to race the storm home, a ghostly whisper held her back, and possibly saved her life.

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After years of practicing witchcraft while simultaneously studying astrophysics and teaching meteorology, Dr. Debra Burris is a delightful sparkling prism of unexpected juxtapositions. She is an author, a physicist, and a professor at the University of Central Arkansas. Beyond her academic prowess, Debra also practices as a witch, a farmer, a master naturalist, a bone artist, and a Reiki healer.

Debra Burris’ recent book, “Weather Magic: Witchery, Science, Lore,” explores the connection between ancient weather folklore and modern meteorological science. Keep up with Debra on YouTube, TikTok, IG, or FB, and try to catch her live at the following events: Harmony in the Hollow, Austin Witchfest, Mystic South. You might catch her speaking or signing books at Strange Brew Occult Shop in Fort Smith, AR, or Nature’s Treasures in Oklahoma City, OK.

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Brandon Weston, Ozark folklorist and healer, has seen some very strange things when called on by the community to take care of hauntings. However, the strange light-absorbing spirit creatures known in these parts as "boogers" are a special kind of weird--and Brandon has seen a lot of them.
 
Brandon Weston is a guardian of Ozark traditions in three dimensions: he’s a folklorist, an author, and a spirit worker. His books, including the recent “Granny Thorneapple’s Book of Charms,” delve into Ozark folk magic. His writings can be explored further on his official website or through his Twitter and Facebook profiles.

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