The Hebejeebies Podcast

In 1971, two boys in Northumberland unearthed a bizarre pair of stone heads in their back garden. What followed was a flurry of paranormal activity that followed the heads from place to place, with claims of creepy figures manifesting in people's homes that were so unnerving that they were featured on national TV. But what should we really make of these eerie effigies and the claims of a curse that surround them? Join Hebe as she digs up the legend.

In this episode, Hebe recounts one of the most compelling close encounters of all time. A policeman on a lonely mesa road had a startling encounter with a bizarre craft and even caught a fleeting glimpse of its occupants...but what really happened to Lonnie Zamora?

The Ancient Ram Inn may not look like much from the outside...but if the stories are to be believed, this property is home to a cavalcade of restless ghosts, untold amounts of paranormal activity...and even an incubus and a succubus. But does the Ancient Ram Inn deserve it's bonkers reputation? Join Hebe as she explores the inn's haunted lore.

This week, Hebe explores the disturbing and controversial claims of clandestine experiments, manipulation of space and time, and even monster manifestation at an alleged secret base in Long Island. Is the conspiracy theory that inspired the hit show Stranger Things actually true? Or is it all a fantasy?

In this episode, Hebe explores a curious story from 1800s Indiana that involves an eerie aerial entity. What was the writhing, undulating monstrosity that was seen in the midnight skies over a small town all those years ago?

Join Hebe for a gruesome legend to kick off the new season! In 1589 a man known as Peter Stumpp was accused of being a bloodthirsty monster, and he would go on to become one of the most famous alleged werewolves in history...but why has this particular tale captured our imaginations? And what can it tell us about the society it originated from?

The legend of Mexico's weeping woman has captivated imaginations the world over, but the when you take a look behind the fable, you find a rich, complex, and deeply intriguing piece of folklore. Join Hebe as she discusses the deep cultural and historical roots behind one of Mexico's most famous phantoms...a phantom who shows us why folklore is always more than just a story.Recommended article from the LA Times: https://www.latimes.com/delos/story/2023-10-16/la-llorona-mexico-latin-america-horror-folklorePlease be aware that this episode includes references to children coming to harm, as well as discussion of the European colonisation of Mexico. Listener discretion is advised.

We like to think that our reality is set in stone...but if the tales Hebe tells today are to be believed, that might not be the case. Have people really jumped across dimensions and ended up in a universe that was not their own? Or is there something more mundane going on?