In this episode of Paranormally, we explore one of humanity’s oldest and most mysterious questions: Do angels really exist? And if they do… are they anything like what we imagine?

From the terrifying, otherworldly descriptions found in ancient scripture to the gentle, comforting presence so many people experience in moments of danger, grief, and transition, this episode dives deep into the true nature of angels. We talk about their origins in Catholic faith, their cosmic and “monster-like” forms with wings and eyes, their sacred role as messengers of God, and why angels are almost always described as singing in choirs of divine harmony.

We explore the most well-known angels like Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael, the power of guardian angels, and why angel encounters appear across cultures, religions, and generations. Then, in the heart of the episode, I share a deeply personal story about my Aunt Marilou, who, while nearing the end of her life, began to hear angelic singing and see angels with halos surrounding her room—an experience filled not with fear, but with peace and comfort.

This episode isn’t about proving angels exist.

Whether you see angels as divine beings, interdimensional messengers, or sacred symbols of protection and love, this episode invites you to listen with an open heart and step into the space where spirituality and the paranormal meet.

What if intuition isn’t something reserved for a select few—but something we all have access to?

In this episode of Paranormally, Ally sits down with Amy, known as The Modern Medium and owner of The Modern Medium Co., for a grounded and honest conversation about intuition, spirit connection, and what modern mediumship really looks like today.

Having had natural intuition, spiritual sight, and clairvoyant abilities from a young age, Amy brings a refreshing, down-to-earth approach to her work as a Psychic Medium, Meditation Coach, and Mentor. Her mission is to break through the “woo-woo” stereotypes around spirituality and help people reconnect with purpose, trust themselves, and feel supported in their everyday lives.

Together, this conversation explores how intuition shows up in subtle, real-life moments, how spirit communication can feel safe and accessible, and how energetic experiences can bring peace, healing, and deeper awareness. Amy’s work bridges the space between our daily reality, the spirit world, and the universe we share—offering connection without fear or overwhelm.

Whether you’re deeply spiritual, quietly curious, or somewhere in between, this episode invites you to listen with an open mind and an open heart.

✨ Amy’s work and offerings are linked in the show notes for those who feel called to connect further.

https://www.instagram.com/themodernmedium

Today, we’re joined by a storyteller whose worlds feel ancient, haunted, and alive.

Gabrielle is the author of Songs of Ash and Dawn, a dark fantasy woven with global folklore, disappearing witches, forgotten magic, and the kind of atmospheric world-building that stays with you long after you close the book.

Gabrielle has a gift for building universes that feel both otherworldly and deeply emotional. Her characters carry magic, trauma, and hope in equal measure, and her storytelling invites readers to explore big themes like ancestral memory, supernatural forces, and the mysteries that live just beyond the veil.

I’m so excited to dive into her creative mind today and explore the lore, the darkness, and the magic behind Songs of Ash and Dawn.

In this episode of Paranormally, we explore telepathy — the forgotten language of thoughts, instincts, and cosmic downloads. From ancient mystics to government mind-control experiments, from cats that know when you're sad to aliens that don’t need translators — we’re tuning into the unspoken signal that may connect us all.

But we’re not stopping at the stars. We dive deep into the controversial podcast The Telepathy Tapes, which asks: could some nonspeaking autistic children actually be communicating telepathically? A wild idea — but one that might change how we understand consciousness, connection, and the limits of human perception.

If you’ve ever “just known” something before it happened, if you’ve felt your dog was reading your mind, or if you’ve wondered why aliens don’t send emails… this one’s for you.

Buckle up — because this episode is a thought you can’t unthink.

In a small Japanese town, a white phone booth stands alone on a windy hill overlooking the sea.

In this episode of Paranormally, we explore the hauntingly beautiful story of The Wind Phone in Ōtsuchi, Japan — a place where the living speak to the dead, and sometimes, the wind seems to answer back.

We’ll journey through the phone’s origins, real visitor stories, and the deep cultural roots that make this ritual so powerful. Then, we’ll dive into the eerie history of the “Spirit Telephone” — the invention Thomas Edison once dreamed could connect the living to the afterlife.

From whispers in the receiver to signs that our loved ones might still be listening, this episode asks one timeless question:

In this season finale of Paranormally, Ally opens her heart and shares deeply personal stories of connection, signs, and love that didn’t end — even after death. From dream visitations to the powerful symbol of the eagle, this episode is a tribute to her father and the countless ways he continues to show up from the other side.

Inspired by the book Signs by Laura Lynne Jackson, Ally explores how our relationships with those who pass don’t disappear — they evolve. She talks about the spiritual world, proof of life beyond this one, and how to connect with loved ones who have crossed over.

This episode is part storytelling, part spiritual reflection, and a reminder that when we’re open to it… signs are everywhere.

And the ones we love?

🦅 Dream messages, synchronicities, laughter, healing, and everything in between — this one’s for anyone who’s ever looked up and whispered, “Was that you?”

For thousands of years, tales of mermaids have drifted across cultures and coastlines—part myth, part memory, and maybe… something more.

In this episode of Paranormally, we dive deep into the murky origins of mermaid lore, from ancient goddesses like Atargatis to the eerie river spirits of South Africa. You’ll hear real-life sightings—yes, including the time Christopher Columbus claimed to see three—and explore the chilling 2009 mystery of the Kiryat Yam mermaid, whose legend was so convincing, the town offered a million-dollar reward for proof.

Are mermaids cryptids, spirits, or forgotten truths from a submerged world?

Prepare for mythology, mystery, and modern-day mermaid encounters that might just change how you see the sea.

In this episode of Paranormally Podcast, we’re joined by the one and only AJ — a multi-hyphenate creative force from Toronto, Canada. She’s the CEO of McDowell Co., building digital worlds by day, and a designer at Moonchild Creative and HeyBeachBabe, where she channels cosmic and coastal vibes into her art and creatives stunning beach jewelry! 

Aliens? Hard pass. But ghosts, glitchy realities, and the fae? Now we’re talking.

AJ’s here to open the portal into some of her favorite spooky stories and strange theories — the kind that make you question what’s real, what’s remembered, and what might be reaching out from the other side.

Whether you’re a skeptic, a believer, or just here for a good ghost story, this episode will have you side-eyeing the shadows and wondering... what if?

Moonchild Creative Co: https://www.instagram.com/moonchildcreative?igsh=MXdvamtteWhrNXJmOA==

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Have you ever heard a voice in the static? A whisper in the white noise? Something… speaking, even though no one’s there? onight, we’re diving into the eerie world of EVP—Electronic Voice Phenomena—and the ways people have tried to communicate with the dead. Are these voices real? Are they proof of spirits? Or is there another explanation? Stay with me… because by the end of this episode, you might start listening a little closer to the silence...

Love isn’t always sweet—sometimes, it lingers beyond the grave. In this chilling Valentine’s Day episode of Paranormally Podcast, we dive into eerie love stories, haunted romances, and the strange, supernatural traditions surrounding the holiday of love.

From the ghostly whispers of St. Valentine himself to the tragic Phantom Bride of Niagara Falls, we explore tales of undying devotion, eerie apparitions, and cursed love letters. Discover the lingering spirits of forbidden lovers at the Tower of London, the mysterious Valentine’s Day roses appearing on unmarked graves, and the unsettling Victorian rituals that bound the living to the dead.

Whether you believe in love that lasts forever or just enjoy a good ghost story, this episode will leave you questioning whether some love stories ever truly end.