Made of Ghosts

Welcome to Episode 4 of Made of Ghosts: “The Attic.”

What happens when the quietest room in the house isn’t empty at all?

In this chilling true story, I share my first experience exploring the attic of my childhood home — a boarded-out room hiding unsettling secrets, including a huge rusted hook, dartboard incidents, and the unmistakable sound of someone laughing when no one was there. 

🕯️ In this episode, you’ll hear:
- Why the attic felt wrong from the start
- The moment curiosity turned to terror
- How small details — a hook, a dartboard, a laugh — built a lifelong mystery

👻 Have you ever experienced something strange as a child?
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Welcome to Made of Ghosts — a podcast about haunted houses, strange experiences, and the memories that never quite fade.
In this opening episode, I introduce myself and the stories that shaped me: a sceptic who’s lived with the unexplained for as long as I can remember.
From eerie childhood encounters to long-silenced memories, this is where it begins.
👻 Real ghost stories. Honest questions. And the things that still linger.

Two memories. Two stories. Both from early childhood. And both left a mark that’s never quite faded. 

In this opening episode of Made of Ghosts, I share the first paranormal experiences I can remember. One happened in my grandmother’s old house in Ireland—a place shaped by superstition, ritual, and silence. The other took place in a tall Victorian home in Yorkshire, where something unseen seemed to move in the night. These aren’t just stories. They’re fragments of a haunted past I’ve carried for decades. 

I’m Rachel—lifelong sceptic, and accidental experiencer of the strange. This podcast is where I finally start talking about it. Maybe it’ll help you do the same.