Terri Reid's Attic

Theater lovers have always been a superstitious bunch, but what if their superstitions weren't totally off-base?
This episode we talk about why a so-called "Ghost Light" might be so-called for a reason.

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Celtic lore is filled with crazy supernatural events and phenomena that seem just too out there. But, what if it wasn't as "out there" as we thought?

In this episode, we look at Will O' The Wisp, the tiny ball of light that, legends say, lure people into the woods, never to return. 

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Serve and protect the living...and sometimes, the dead. 

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Policing, among other professions, is a career that calls for the members to get put in many different scenarios and interact with a multitude of different personalities. So, it comes as little surprise that some of these personalities that they interact with are...immaterial. 

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The city close to where I live has a wide collection of ghost stories. Houses, schools, and even parks have their own specters that reside there. 
These stories are from some of the local businesses and public buildings that reside in the city. After all - who says ghosts aren't allowed to do late-night shopping?

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The Taylor House in Stephenson County housed many influential people in Freeport, Illinois. And, some of the residents may have never left. 
In this episode Terri Reid discusses many of the stories that came from her experiences in The Taylor House. 

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We all have dreams. Dreams of the future, dreams of yesteryear, sometimes even dreams of sugar plumbs. But, what if sometimes - just sometimes - our dreams are more than just dreams?

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A few (real) incredible stories from some of our listeners - thank you so much! 

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What the experts have to say about our animals and their connection to the beyond. 

Can Dogs Detect Ghosts, Spirits, or Hallucinations? - https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/bl...

corner/201708/can-dogs-detect-ghosts-spirits-or-

hallucinations

What to do if our pet sees ghosts - (https://petcentral.chewy.com/behavior...

pets-see-ghosts-6-behaviors-to-watch-for/)

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Most people trust animals more than they trust other people - and for good reason. Our pets can alert us to things that we can't see - whether in this world...or the next...

People Lie About Ghosts. Dogs Don't

https://www.reddit.com/r/Ghosts/comments/bp45bw/people_lie_about_ghosts_dogs_dont/

-My Dog is Seeing Something!

(https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/qgo4f/m

y_dog_is_seeing_something/)

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