Barry and Connie channel the spirit of an alien. He tells of life on other planets, disclosure here on earth, UFO's and much more.

Jacki speaks with Cairelle Perillloux on Her new book Motherline Grimoire Spells, Rituals, and Ancestor Magic to Connect with Your Sacred Lineage

Renee & Ellen discuss Energy Protection & Spiritual Boundaries

Join Renee and Ellen on Soul Talk as they explore signs, synchronicities, and symbolic messages guiding your path. Learn how to recognize and trust the subtle ways the universe communicates with you.

Join LeeAnne and Angela of Spirited History while they explore Native American Myths and Legends. These timeless tales that are passed down through the generations, share messages of peace, life, death, and harmony.

The shows start off rocky, but Henry is joined by radio host, witch, & author Mala Brooks to save the day...

Richard looks into the strange Legend of the Haunted Rock

On a frigid February night in 1887, the Montreal Express plunged from a bridge into the frozen White River, creating the deadliest railroad disaster in Vermont history. Through eyewitness accounts and newspaper reports from the scene, we follow the harrowing stories of passengers trapped in the wreckage, desperate rescue attempts, and final acts of courage amid fire and ice. We uncover how a broken rail, outdated railroad technology, and a devastating inferno combined to claim dozens of lives. And as the smoke cleared, local legends began to emerge—stories of phantom trains, restless spirits, and a young boy said to still wander the riverbank searching for his father.

IN THIS EPISODE: Did a vampire stalk London’s Highgate cemetery in the 1970s? (Highgate Vampire: The Horror of the Dead) *** He was alone at home when firemen were called. The entire house was blazing... except for one room. The room that contained the corpse of J. Temple Thurston. (The Mysterious Death of J. Temple Thurston) *** A ghostly spirit brings comfort to a dying man’s grandchild. (A Comforting Nurse) *** Death comes to us all, but today children are shielded from the reality of death – only the stylized version they see in television and film. But years ago, when there was a death, it was a family affair – everyone of all ages participated in the funeral and grieving process. And some people coped with their grief by being artistic – such as writing a weird song called “The Hearse Song”. *** We all know people who love nature and the outdoors. Some will even have their own gardens and will talk to the flowers and plants, thinking it will help them thrive. But how would you react when you are sure the plants are talking back to you? (The Girl Who Talks To Trees) *** Mitchell Quy watched while the police looked for his missing wife; he even joined the search himself. No one ever expected that Mitchell was the one who had killed her. (He Murdered His Wife – Then Pretended To Look For Her) *** In 1986, the Tallmanns moved into what they thought was the ideal family home. They couldn’t have been more wrong. (Sharing Bunk Beds With Evil) *** A Weirdo family member shares how he has been stalked by a terrifying entity for many years. (The Sinister Caprine Creature) *** Not even the serial killer Dennis Nilsen himself can say exactly how many people he murdered. There were just too many. (Britain’s Kindly Killer) *** How is it possible for a man as powerful and prominent as a Supreme Court judge to disappear forever? It happened to the Big Apple’s Justice Joseph F. Crater. (The Most Missingest Man In New York)

 Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger explore a neighborhood in Montpelier, Vermont, searching for the former home of Dr. Lucy Cooke, better known as “Sleeping Lucy” the Clairvoyant Physician. Back in the 1860s, Lucy would place herself in a trance-like state, examine the insides of her patients, then recommend medicine based on her discoveries. Was she just a faith-healer, or the real deal?

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