In a slightly shorter-than-usual but still packed episode of AfterWyrd, your favourite Wyrdo's, Andy and Craig, delve into the weird and wonderful with a focus on a rather talkative goat, a new BBC show, and a miraculous tree.
Andy and Craig discuss recent political events, including a political figure \"defecting\" to the Reform Party and a London march with an unnerving, Pagan-unfriendly tone.
Andy shares his thoughts on the latest instalment of The Conjuring film series, discussing the real-life Warrens and the controversy surrounding the sale of their haunted museum. Craig teases that the Warrens will be getting a very different mention in an upcoming episode of the main show on the Enfield poltergeist case.
The Wyrdo's kick off the news with a story about police investigating a screaming woman, only to find it was a noisy goat named Simon. This leads to a discussion about unsettling animal noises, including a throwback to a very creepy, \"Mehh,\" from a previous job.
The conversation shifts to a new BBC ghost hunting series called Nightwatch, starring This Country's Charlie and Daisy May Cooper. This leads the hosts to muse about their own paranormal investigations and whether they could do a similar show called 'Daywatch'.
Andy shares an AP News story about a lightning-struck pine tree in a Bolivian cemetery that is now revered as a 'miracle tree', believed to bestow good fortune and psychic powers on those who touch it.
Craig shares a bizarre tale from The Sun about a widow who discovers her late husband's secret life and seeks revenge by mixing his ashes with dog mess and, ahem, consuming some herself.
The episode wraps up with a truly strange story about a Russian woman who sells her soul for a collection of 'Labubu' dolls and a concert ticket, exploring the dark side of consumerism and curses.
\"Don't blame the owls.\"
Buy our merch here
Hosted by Craig Brooks & Andy Stevens
Edited by Craig Brooks
Intro music by Exceptional_3D - Unexplained mystery intro/outro
","author_name":"Craig Brooks"}