In 1917, two young girls in the village of Cottingley, UK took several photos of Faeries in their garden. The photos were convincing enough to gain the attention and interest of many; including famous Sherlock Holmes author, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle!

Whether you cal it "Yule", "Xmas" or something else, some of these cultural beliefs & traditions are...a little different!

Part of "Down The Rabbit Hole", a weekly podcast (Wed. 15:00 EST) with hosts Seika Groves with Rachael Bender & Ian Russell. On Zoom & Facebook Live.

"Look into my crystal ball..." - a discussion of 'gazing' techniques and items used.

The Latin phrase Memento Mori (Remember you must die) is acutely balanced by the phrase, Memento Vivere (Remember you must live).

We discuss the idea behind the phrase and the many ways people commemorate those who have passed.

In this episode we're joined by Lee Poye (Rural Indiana Paranormal) and Scott Blake (Yordreem Creations) as we discuss the scientific mystery of Ley Lines. Are they magical alignments - or enormously coincidental anomalies?

Is it a trick of the light?

Dust?

Pareidolia?

Or could it be some type of spirit energy?

Join us and find out...

All content © The Ghost Show Online (TheGhostShowOnline.com) Seika Groves, Rachel Bender, Ian Russell.

Theme music: "Come Play With Me" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

We chat about all those interesting gizmos & gadgets that bleep, flash, chatter and otherwise assist in the discovery (or not) of paranormal entities!

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Intro Music: "Zombie Chase" by Kevin MacLeod (⁠http://incompetech.com⁠)

License: CC BY 3.0 (http://goo.gl/BlcHZR)

The Ghost Show presents...

This episode explores the topic of bridging the gap between the living and the dead, with our very special Guest - Paranormal Investigator and TV Host of The Paranormal Show, Stan Mallow! 

Join Seika Groves & Rachel Bender as they take  you on a journey...to the other side!

A short poem written & performed for a "Grande Masque" performance by Missus Mooney.

(A tale by J.S. LeFanu)

A dark and stormy night, a tired gravedigger, a bottle of whiskey...what could possibly go wrong?