If you follow us on social media, you’ll know we recently asked if we should use a Ouija board, and, well… let’s just say the response was overwhelming. The general consensus? “Girl, is you dumb?”
Ouija boards have been a staple of horror movies and ghost stories for decades, but Kim started wondering—are they really exclusively bad? If they truly connect with spirits, why do people assume only negative entities come through? Is this reputation deserved, or is there more to the story?
In this episode, we’re diving deep into the mystery and history of the Ouija board, tackling questions like:
•\tWhat exactly is a Ouija board, and where did it come from?
•\tHow does it work (if it works at all)?
•\tWhat’s the proof—both scientific and experiential?
•\tAnd most importantly, is it really all bad? Or is its terrifying reputation based on something else entirely?
Join us on this episode as we investigate the spooky, the skeptical, and everything in between.
*Warning: As proud Canadians, we do get a bit salty in this episode about our current frenemy to the South*
Keywords: Ouija board, spiritualism, ghost stories, paranormal, Canadian, haunted experiences, cultural significance, history, podcast, supernatural, beliefs, Satanic Panic, spirituality, ideometer effect, personal experiences, church influence, listener stories, consciousness
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