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Welcome to an exciting journey through our latest episode, "The Intriguing Saga of Paranormal Table Tipping." Immerse yourself in thrilling paranormal tales as we revisit a forgotten art from the annals of history - Table Tipping. Follow us as we bring to life the enigmatic Fox Sisters and their role in the spiritualist movement.

Dive deep into engaging discussions about table tipping, an engaging method of spirit communication from the Victorian era, and its renaissance amidst the early 2000s' ghost hunting craze. We also share spine-chilling stories from our own personal encounters, triggering thought-provoking discussions about this inexplicable phenomenon.

Listen in as we recall our experiences with public sessions, particularly a remarkable event at a local library involving a glass top table leading to the chilling encounter with a relative’s spirit. We explore the fascinating process, the significant roles of participants, and draw comparisons to popular para-psychological tools like the Ouija board.

Our investigators reveal the adrenaline-fueled experiences of traversing haunting locations, debunking myths, and engaging ghostly inhabitants through a folding table. We discuss the intriguing sight of levitating tables, the importance of participant's mindset, and cautionary tales while handling a live session.

As we draw curtains on this captivating journey, remember, in the realm of the supernatural, the importance of an open mind and proceeding with caution. Dare to embark on this mystical journey into the unexplored? The spirits await your arrival!

This week Parababble cracks open the Winchester Mystery House! Hidden doors, ghost whispers, and a rifle heiress on a building spree – haunted or eccentric? Was Sarah Winchester endlessly building a house to confuse the spirits that haunted her or was she just having fun building stuff with her endless fortune? We try to solve the mystery! 

This Christmas, Parababble throws on the tinsel and tackles the ultimate yuletide debate: what even defines a Christmas movie? Is it jolly carols and heartwarming reunions, or explosions in Nakatomi and homicidal mogwais? Join us as we dissect festive outliers like Die Hard, Gremlins, and Edward Scissorhands, armed with eggnog, candy canes, and hot takes hotter than a gingerbread house on fire. It's the Parababble Christmas Movie Court – prepare to argue!

Ho-Ho-Hold on to your stockings, folks! This week on Parababble, we're unwrapping a side of Christmas that's far from holly jolly. We're diving headfirst into the dark and gruesome underbelly of festive folklore, where naughty kids aren't just getting coal... they might be getting cooked in a stew!

Forget sugar plum fairies and reindeer games, we're talking about Grýla, the Icelandic troll who feasts on disobedient children, and Frau Perchta, who disembowels the lazy and fills their stomachs with garbage. It's a yuletide yarn spun with nightmares and goosebumps, but fear not! We'll be doing our best to keep things light, even when discussing the gruesome details.

So, grab your eggnog and spiked cocoa, because this holiday season, we're about to turn the "merry" in Christmas into "merry macrabe." Join us for an episode that's guaranteed to leave you both horrified and strangely entertained. It's Parababble, and this time, we're serving up your holiday with a side of monsters and murder.

It's the perfect time of the year to talk about haunted houses! Not really, but we're weird at ParaBabble so we figured the week everyone starts going crazy with Christmas stuff would be the perfect time to talk about haunted houses that double as torture chambers.

From the legendary Pig Hill pig creatures of Meadville, PA, to their swamp-dwelling cousins, the Squallies of the Florida Everglades, we'll uncover the truth behind these enigmatic beings... maybe. Listen in and start questioning everything you thought you knew about the world. Just don't blame us if you start seeing pigs everywhere.

Want to take a trip to Gary, Indiana to visit the Demon House!? Sorry, they demolished it. We aren't sure where the 200 demons living there relocated to, but we try our best to figure out what really went down at that house before it was destroyed. Also, Alison tries to convince Rob that he should become a "real" demonologist just in time for Halloween. 

Once again, the ParaBabble team take a look at the true story behind a horror movie that claims the events they depicted actually took place. This time the movie is "The Exorcism of Emily Rose". The real "Emily Rose" was a girl from Bavaria who had to endure 67 exorcisms. Was it demons or a case of misdiagnosed mental health combined with ridiculous religious beliefs? 

On this episode of ParaBabble, we're talking about how The Simpsons has been eerily accurate in predicting the future. Maybe the writers are psychic, or maybe they're freemasons or part of the illuminati. Either way, it's amazing how often they've been right. Forget Nostradamus, the Simpsons, have been much more specific in their predictions.

There was a Congress hearing at the end of July where several respectable people in the government and military testified that aliens and UFO's (or UAP's as they're referred to now) are real. Why isn't anyone talking about this?