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Cody is back to curse us and to tell us all about the terrifying tales of the reenactment business. Marie tells him all about the time Downtown Julie Brown saw a ghost at the historical Del Coronado Hotel.

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On this special hometown haunts episode, Nicolina and Marie welcome Juice Boxx, an iconic Canadian drag performer best known for being the first contestant eliminated on the first season of Canada’s Drag Race. After meeting at Fan Expo in Toronto, the girls had the chance to chat with Juice to hear all about their time on Drag Race, the backstory of Semi-Qualified Queens podcast, and dig into all things paranormal, including astrology, haunted hotels, grandfather clocks, Ouija boards, and more. We also get to share a few spine tingling hometown haunts from Windsor and Essex, Ontario, where Juice grew up. Plus, the girls play a fun game of creepy “Would you rather?” Tune in for all the spooks, stay for all the laughs!

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It’s Para(normal)’s 5 year anniversary episode, and the girls are back to tell all the spooky tales they can! First, they share their daily horoscopes, which are eerily dead on. Then, Marie reveals a haunting that hits close to home, known as the curse of Hopkins Tomb located in Port Colborne, Ontario. Meanwhile, Nicolina brings back a spook that originated in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, in “Old Salem,” about the Little Red Man. They also do a round of Virgo FMK to finish the episode.

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Welcome to a new era of Para(normal). The girls make a special announcement to commemorate their upcoming 5 year anniversary, discuss their new brand, new logo, and new episode launch day. Tune in for all the spooktacular news!

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While Nicolina is out travelling and collecting spooky stories south of the border, we’re re-releasing one of our most chilling episode to date.

Evil in life, and evil in death. Some serial killers just don’t know when to stop, even in the afterlife. Marie shares the gruesome story of serial murderer Gerard John Schaefer, and the crimes he committed at what is now known as, The Devil’s Tree in Port St. Lucie, Florida. Nicolina then explores the dark and twisted life of the suspected I-70 killer, Herb Baumeister, who hunted gay men across Indianapolis in the 80’s and 90’s, and continues to haunt his former home of Fox Hallow Farm and its new residents.

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Nicolina has Cody back on the podcast to tell him stories from Reddit. We delve into paranormal tales from truck drivers who have experienced hauntings, UFOs, strange creatures, and more!

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On this special Nicolina’s Birthday episode of Para(normal), Marie has Cody on to tell him all about the time that Carrie Fisher was haunted by one of her dearest friends.

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Marie and Nicolina release a brand new hometown haunts episode featuring some scary (and some sexy), experiences. Also, a haunted painting and a grandfather continues to check in on his granddaughter and her new boyfriends. Tune in for all the spooks!

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After a brief hiatus the girls are back to give you the goods on all things paranormal. First, Marie and Nicolina address why they needed to take a break, then the girls dive right into epic conspiracy theories from the cold war era that turned out to be true. Marie shares the conspiracy of the heart attack gun, while Nicolina covers two other conspiracies turned true: “the gay bomb” and “the fruit machine.”

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Bright lights, saucer-like ships, examination tables, missing chunks of time…was it just a bad dream or was it something more? On this episode of Para(normal), we explore unidentifiable flying objects in two famous stories. Marie recounts the memories of numerous children who seemingly experienced vivid encounters with UFOs in Berkshire, a county in Massachusetts, on Sept. 1,1969. Nicolina then tells us the story of Betty and Barney Hill, who claimed they were abducted by extraterrestrials in a rural part of the state of New Hampshire in 1961, and how their story has defined a generation of UFO sightings.

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