The Paranormal Prism Podcast

This week I am joined by Author and Researcher Ann Selene on The Paranormal Prism to explore a lifetime of unexplained experiences and her search for answers.

Ann discusses childhood encounters with shadow figures, a mysterious humanoid entity featured on MonsterQuest_, and the inspiration behind her books _Haunted Inheritance and _Signals from the Elephant Cage_. She also shares a frightening experience in the Ohio woods involving a possible Sasquatch and unexplained voices.

The conversation examines remote viewing, synchronicity, pareidolia, the psychology of fear, and how the human brain can influence what we see, hear, and remember. Are witnesses encountering ghosts, cryptids, extraterrestrials—or something created by the mind?

An intriguing discussion about paranormal experiences, human perception, and the mystery that keeps us searching for the truth.

In this episode of The Paranormal Prism, I welcome veteran Paranormal Investigator, Author and Digital Spirit Photographer Cameron Bagg.

Cameron shares how his paranormal journey began in 1988 after a series of unexplained incidents inside his apartment—including mysterious voices, moving objects, rattling dishes and an encounter with the apparition of an elderly woman. That experience inspired nearly four decades of paranormal research and investigations across Ontario.

The conversation explores haunted homes, shadow beings, poltergeist activity, spirit clearings and the importance of ruling out natural explanations such as faulty wiring, electromagnetic fields and environmental conditions. Cameron also discusses the strengths and limitations of paranormal equipment, why investigators must avoid forcing meaning onto random responses, and how cameras have become his most valuable investigative tool.

Cameron introduces his new book, Ghost Revelations, which combines personal experiences, notable cases and his controversial photographic evidence of ghosts, cryptids, nature spirits and other unexplained beings. He also explains his “human antenna” spirit-photography technique and reveals what attendees can expect from his upcoming live seminars.

Can spirits really be photographed—and are some hauntings created by the living rather than the dead? Join Cameron and myself for a fascinating, humorous and thought-provoking journey into the unseen.

In this episode of The Paranormal Prism, I have the pleasure of welcoming Dave Gibb, founder of the Canadian Haunting and Paranormal Society (CHAPS), for an honest and often humorous discussion about investigating the unexplained.

Dave shares how a remarkable encounter near the Gettysburg battlefields inspired him to establish CHAPS and adopt a logical, evidence-based approach to paranormal investigation. Lee and Dave discuss the importance of eliminating natural explanations, the limitations of popular paranormal equipment, carefully reviewing evidence and never declaring a location haunted without sufficient cause.

We also share compelling personal experiences from locations including L’Orignal Old Jail, Sir John Johnson Manor House, Ashmore Estates, Gettysburg and several former hospitals and correctional facilities. From unexplained voices and heavy footsteps to mysterious figures and possible physical contact, these experiences continue to fuel their search for answers.

Can paranormal activity ever be proven, or will investigators always be left with a growing collection of unexplained evidence? Join Dave and I for a fascinating conversation about skepticism, collaboration and the reality behind responsible paranormal investigation.

In this episode of The Paranormal Prism, I welcome Author and Paranormal Advisor Christopher Brewer, a member of the Oglala Lakota Nation. Christopher shares how his Lakota upbringing shaped his understanding of spirits, dreams, visions and other dimensions—and why paranormal experiences were treated as a natural part of life rather than something extraordinary.

Christopher recalls chilling childhood encounters, including mysterious crying from a closet, a violent incident involving a cellar door and his first paranormal investigation at only twelve years old. He also discusses his experiences investigating legendary locations such as Alcatraz, the Winchester Mystery House and the USS Hornet.

The conversation explores Indigenous stories of Sasquatch, shapeshifters, elemental beings and mysterious creatures believed to cross between worlds. Christopher also explains the importance of spiritual protection, cleansing rituals and respecting cultural traditions.

Christopher and i also discuss the modern paranormal industry, questioning sensationalized television, social media investigations and the growing influence of artificial intelligence on supposed evidence. They emphasize the importance of ruling out natural explanations, remaining honest and approaching every experience with respect, discernment and an open mind.

Discover more about Christopher and his work at thespiritchasers.com.

In this fascinating episode of The Paranormal Prism, I am joined by an anonymous journalist, author and former crop-circle artist known only as “D.”

Once a firm believer that crop circles were created by extraterrestrials, secret military projects or other unexplained forces, D’s perspective changed when he was invited to help complete one himself. What began as an attempt to expose the human side of the phenomenon soon became something far stranger when mysterious lights appeared around the finished formation.

D reveals how crop circles are planned and constructed under the cover of darkness, while also sharing extraordinary accounts of glowing orbs, shadow figures, unexplained sounds, dream-inspired designs and remarkable synchronicities. Could human beings be physically creating these formations while unknowingly participating in something much greater?

D also discusses his book, It Can’t Be People: Voices from the Inner Circle, which brings together accounts from those who have worked inside the secretive world of crop-circle creation. This thought-provoking conversation challenges both believers and sceptics, suggesting that discovering the human involvement may not solve the mystery—it may make it even deeper.

In this episode of The Paranormal Prism, I am joined by renowned Psychic Medium, Author, Occult expert and television personality Michelle Belanger.

Michelle shares the story of her first paranormal encounter—a mysterious woman seen inside a reportedly haunted library—and explains how growing up in a psychically aware family helped her understand and develop her abilities. She also discusses her childhood health struggles, near-death experiences and lifelong fascination with spirits, consciousness and the unexplained.

Our conversation explores the true meaning of the occult, the historical relationship between magic and medicine, and the misconceptions surrounding witches, demons and other supernatural entities. Michelle also reflects on her television work, including Paranormal State, and recalls one disturbing investigation that made her question whether she wanted to continue.

Michelle and I also discuss responsible paranormal investigation, documenting experiences, eliminating natural explanations and recognizing the difference between paranormal phenomena and mental-health conditions. Later, Michelle explains psychic vampirism, remote viewing, astral projection and why language can influence how we interpret extraordinary experiences.

This fascinating and thought-provoking conversation offers a balanced look at psychic phenomena, occult history and the many shades of grey within the paranormal.

In this episode of The Paranormal Prism, I welcome Canadian paranormal investigator and content creator Krista Maryk, better known as Hauntingly Krista—“your friendly neighbourhood ghost girl.”

Krista explains how growing up in a haunted house sparked her lifelong fascination with the unexplained. She discusses her mediumistic abilities, including hearing spirits, sensing emotional energy and experiencing physical sensations that may be connected to how someone died.

The conversation explores frightening investigations at the historic SDG Jail, Toronto’s Stanley Barracks and Ohio’s Bel Aire House. Krista recalls hearing a voice mimicking her teammate, unexplained footsteps, possible poltergeist activity and an object that appeared to have been thrown down a staircase.

We also discuss analysing and debunking paranormal evidence, spirit attachments, darker entities and whether some reported Bigfoot activity could have a paranormal explanation.

Join us for an entertaining and open-minded conversation about ghosts, cryptids and the experiences that continue to challenge our understanding of the unexplained.

In this episode of The Paranormal Prism, I am joined by paranormal investigator and psychic medium Amanda Quill to discuss her lifelong fascination with ghosts and her exciting new television series, Unsettled Spirits.

Raised in Scotland, Amanda grew up surrounded by ghost stories, folklore and historic locations. She went on her first ghost hunt at just 12 years old and later began investigating private homes across North America. Amanda discusses her Cree heritage, her experience as part of the Sixties Scoop and how reconnecting with her culture helped her understand her spiritual abilities and ancestral connection to the spirit world.

Amanda also shares stories from her decades of paranormal work, including unexplained objects flying across rooms, emotionally charged hauntings and encounters so disturbing that they nearly caused her to stop investigating altogether. She explains why proper research, environmental checks and respect for the people affected are essential parts of any responsible investigation.

The conversation also explores Cold Spotters Paranormal Investigations and Events and Amanda’s new 13-episode series, Unsettled Spirits. Premiering September 2 on APTN, the program combines paranormal investigation with Indigenous perspectives, personal journeys and the histories of the land and communities behind each haunting.

Join us for a fascinating, honest and frequently humorous conversation about ghosts, psychic abilities, Indigenous spirituality, responsible investigation and what can happen when you ask the unknown to reveal itself.

In this episode of The Paranormal Prism, I am joined by paranormal investigator and psychic medium Amanda Quill to discuss her lifelong fascination with ghosts and her exciting new television series, Unsettled Spirits.

Raised in Scotland, Amanda grew up surrounded by ghost stories, folklore and historic locations. She went on her first ghost hunt at just 12 years old and later began investigating private homes across North America. Amanda discusses her Cree heritage, her experience as part of the Sixties Scoop and how reconnecting with her culture helped her understand her spiritual abilities and ancestral connection to the spirit world.

Amanda also shares stories from her decades of paranormal work, including unexplained objects flying across rooms, emotionally charged hauntings and encounters so disturbing that they nearly caused her to stop investigating altogether. She explains why proper research, environmental checks and respect for the people affected are essential parts of any responsible investigation.

The conversation also explores Cold Spotters Paranormal Investigations and Events and Amanda’s new 13-episode series, Unsettled Spirits. Premiering September 2 on APTN, the program combines paranormal investigation with Indigenous perspectives, personal journeys and the histories of the land and communities behind each haunting.

Join us for a fascinating, honest and frequently humorous conversation about ghosts, psychic abilities, Indigenous spirituality, responsible investigation and what can happen when you ask the unknown to reveal itself.

In this episode of The Paranormal Prism, I am joined by Ottawa-based horror author and self-confessed oddball Stephanie Anne to explore the darker side of storytelling.

Stephanie shares her unsettling paranormal experience inside the historic Ottawa Jail, where she felt an intense presence hovering over her and watching her from within the cells. She also discusses her journey from a nervous horror fan to a published author fascinated by ghosts, haunted locations and disturbing tales.

The conversation explores the inspiration and research behind several of her books, including Modern Hauntings, The Tunnel, Skull Daddy, Falling Apart and They See Me. Stephanie reveals how nightmares, family trauma, paranormal television, abandoned subway tunnels and real-life experiences have influenced her writing.

From haunted institutions and ghost-hunting equipment to zombie funerals, exorcisms and a mysterious cat with Grim Reaper-like abilities, this episode offers a fascinating—and frequently humorous—look inside the imagination of a horror writer.

Join our lively conversation about paranormal encounters, horror movies, writing genuinely frightening scenes and finding inspiration in some of life’s darkest moments.