You, Me, and a Poltergeist

Happy New Year from You, Me, and a Poltergeist! We hope everyone had a very safe holiday season!Braydon starts the episode by discussing the cursed head of rebel samurai, Taira no Masakado. The samurai lived in the 10th century and after defeating many of the enemies who rose against him, he was believed to be both immortal and a demi-god. The samurai's luck ran out when the emperor of Japan sent an army against his and had him killed and decapitated, but his head was said to be magical in nature. The location it is buried is said to be cursed by Masakado's revenge, and many odd occurrences have happened around the shrine.Belinda goes on to discuss the South Shields poltergeist, and its reported "Toy Fetish". The rude poltergeist was renowned for tossing small objects, intimidating and berating the home owners with expletives, and leaving menacing stuffed animals out to scare the household. Things really started to kick off when the home owners brought in paranormal investigators!

Braydon and Belinda are back for the final episode of 2020! Belinda starts the episode off by discussing the Mistletoe Bride of Bramshill House, who died after a misfortunate game of hide and seek on her wedding day lead her to become lost forever. After her body was eventually discovered half a century later, the object she was hid within was passed on to new owners and is reportedly haunted by the ghost of the dead bride.Braydon goes on to chat about the ABCs (aka Alien Big Cats) of the UK! In a rather odd circumstance, there appears to be a growing population of big cats in the UK, and recent studies show that sightings are very common. The Beast of Exmoor and the Beast of Bodmin Moor at two notorious ABCs that are discussed in this episode!Happy Holidays friends, hope you all have a nice time with your loved ones and stay safe!

Braydon and Belinda discuss two haunted locations this week! Braydon starts the episode out by discussing Sloss Furnaces in Alabama, which had blast furnaces producing a large amount of steel in the late 1800s to mid 1900s. Unfortunately, due to the company cutting corners and illegal debt-slave hiring, there were countless tragedies. These tragedies still haunt Sloss furnaces to this day.Belinda goes on to discuss St Batholemew's Hospital in London, which has a long and storied history. The hospital started in the early 1100s and has seen its fair share of ups and downs, but still remains open to this day. People visiting and working in the hospital recount all manner of odd paranormal experiences, but one in particular is quite terrifying, and that's what occurs on the elevator that has been nicknamed "The Coffin Lift".

Braydon and Belinda are back speaking about two spooky stories! Belinda starts the episode out by chatting about the Q Station. A quarantine station in Sydney's North Head where approximately 600 people died during its 150 years of operation. The Q Station is said to be haunted by all manner of terrifying ghosts and ghouls, and serves now as a "luxury" hotel and resort.Braydon goes on to discuss the haunted ventriloquist doll known as Mr Fritz, who was made by a captured soldier in a German POW camp in WW2. The doll delighted many of the other prisoners and kept morale high. Upon the owner's death, it was sent back to the US and found its way to an antique shop, where it passed its way through different hands. Each owner experienced strange paranormal activity while Mr Fritz was in their home, and footage of Mr Fritz moving has circulated the internet.

Braydon and Belinda chat about two very spooky paranormal topics on this weeks episode.Braydon starts the episode by talking about the Bonning Springs Blob and haunted moments experienced by Dalton Vitt. The man recounted his experiences in his childhood home in Bonning Springs, Kansas City, and recalled seeing an apparition wearing a powdered wig and a white floating blob (on more than one occasion)!Belinda goes on to talk about one of the most haunted locations in the UK, The Cage "medieval witch prison" in Essex, England. The cage is renowned for its paranormal activity, and the owner of the establishment is so terrified of the entities residing within that they refuse to enter the building after dusk. All kinds of odd occurrences have happened at The Cage, from possession to sighting of Satan himself.

Braydon and Belinda deliver a quick episode to you today, chatting about some of the most popular creatures from the 21st century, zombies!The pair chat about a certain kind of fungus that turns ants and bugs into zombies, and then go on to discuss the origins of zombie belief in Haitian and African folklore. Braydon shares a reportedly true story of zombies in Haiti in 1918 that was discussed in the 1929 book “The Magic Island” by William Seabrook.

Braydon and Belinda are back again this week to discuss two very different paranormal topics.Belinda starts the episode off by chatting about the faerie folk known as Moss People, a tricky group of faeries that are known to hide amongst nature and leave presents for people who help them. There are tales of domesticated Moss People helping out in farms, but it is always stressed that you must keep a domesticated Moss Person happy, otherwise they'll do horrible things to you!Braydon goes on to discuss the curse that was reportedly put over the cast and crew during the filming of The Omen. The crew experienced major misfortunes during their times on set, and even after filming wrapped many of the crew went on to experience horrific "supernatural" moments of bad luck.

Braydon and Belinda are here again after a week off, thanks for being patient with us!For Friday the 13th the pair discuss two interesting cryptids from different parts of the world! Braydon starts the episode off by discussing the legendary Mongolian Death Worm (Olgoi-Khorkhoi) which haunts the Gobi Desert. He discusses the various explorers who have tried to uncover the creature, what the creature is capable of, and one interesting dream encounter an explorer had with the beast after being warned away by monks.Belinda goes on to discuss the Enfield Horror, a strange tripedal monstrosity encountered in Enfield, Illinois. This wide-eyed, three-legged freakshow is said to have stalked a neighbourhood in the town, and was spotted numerous times. The creature is said to be able to leap like a kangaroo and has incredibly sharp claws upon its feet.EPISODE NOTES:Check out our friends Tom and Jacob's podcast and tell them we sent you: On the Air Tonight:https://open.spotify.com/show/6Q0tclsjAzatTF5mUasZ3c?si=W4wLM_PJQKit45vske3qaw