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2 - Cemetery Photography with Mary Homick - The Big Séance Podcast
Big Seance: My Paranormal World
07/03/14 • 44 min
Mary Homick, Cemetery Photographer and Infrared Photography artist, shares her passion, and encourages folks to see the beauty in a cemetery. For more on Mary or her work, visit: http://www.historiccemeteries.com/ https://www.facebook.com/HistoricCemeteries
Mary's book, Cemetery Photography, can be found on Amazon.
(The cover of the book is actually the third photo discussed in the podcast.)
Other photos discussed:
Thanks for sharing with us, Mary!
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257 - Music and Sound in Victorian Seances with Olivia Cacchione - Big Seance
Big Seance: My Paranormal World
02/22/25 • 57 min
Dr. Olivia Cacchione, a musicologist, sat with Patrick in the parlor to discuss her current work and study of music and sound in Victorian seances. Olivia also shared about years of uncomfortable out-of-body experiences and hearing voices that led to her being diagnosed with Temporal Lobe Epilepsy. Plus skepticism, haunted listening, enchantment, possibility vs. disbelief, Victorians and the accordion, the channeled music of Rosemary Brown, and asking the question, “How does music haunt us?” Visit BigSeance.com/257 for more info.
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In this episode:
Intro :00
Dr. Olivia Cacchione studies the sounds of ghosts and hauntings throughout history. She’s a musicologist who earned her PhD at Northwestern University and received a Mellon Fellowship to conduct her extensive archival research across England and America. She is currently working on a book that highlights the role of music and sound in Victorian seances. Olivia’s dissertation examined the cultural history of hearing, questioning how music haunts us, with an emphasis on the lived experience of the Victorian-era spiritualist séance. She covered Daniel Dunglas Home's accordion, the Davenport Brothers' musical cabinet, and lesser known mediums like Jennie Lord, who practically invented the musical seance. And Olivia wants you to know that she has a cat who is proudly named Madame Blavatsky. You can learn more about Olivia Cacchione and her work by visiting welcometotheseance.com. :45
What is a musicologist? 2:02
From harp performance to a PhD in musicology. 3:44
Patrick once again nerds out about the theremin. 6:12
More on where this interest in Victorian Spiritualism came from, and the pushback from her colleagues regarding her chosen area of study. 7:32
Hearing Voices. “When I was 15, I began ‘hearing things.’ It took me ten years to receive a diagnosis of Temporal Lobe Epilepsy.” 10:51
Olivia’s voices and out-of-body experiences. Are they paranormal? Or are they just symptoms of her diagnosis? 15:24
Enchantment. 16:45
“[The episodes were] very dark and quite scary, actually.” 18:05
Possibility vs Disbelief. 19:03
Victorian Spiritualists and Seances. For Victorians, it was really dark at night! 21:49
Haunted Listening. 27:56
Patrick reminisces about experiences years ago with his “rapper” from doing EVP research and experiments. 29:28
“How does music haunt us? What does it mean to be haunted, mesmerized, enchanted, or spellbound by a work?” 32:24
Check out Jerry Goldsmith’s score for the 1985 film, The Explorers. 35:40
“[Victorians] simply had a different relationship with music.” 39:09
Music as a trigger. 41:11
Victorians and the accordion. 42:47
Residual music from the Bird Cage Theatre. 43:57
A Musical Seance featuring Rosemary Brown, who claimed to channel music from the great composers. 46:01
Alfred Russel Wallace. 48:28
“Before I was diagnosed, I absolutely thought, ’Maybe I’m psychic.’ I wanted to lean in that direction with it.” 50:07
“People hear what I’m studying and they immediately want to tell me their own ghost stories. And you realize just how many people have ghost stories, and I love hearing them.” 51:12
Olivia’s final thoughts. 54:40
Outro 56:27
Resources
The Big Seance Podcast can be found right here, on Apple Podcasts, 1 Listener

220 - Ghost Hunting Before the Victorians with Tim Prasil - Big Seance
Big Seance: My Paranormal World
09/18/22 • 57 min
Did the Victorians invent ghost hunting? Tim Prasil, author of Certain Nocturnal Disturbances: Ghost Hunting Before the Victorians and the familiar voice of Spectral Edition segments, returns to the Big Seance with the answer! Plus nocturnal surveillance, the legendary story of Athenodorus, centuries of rattling chains, Hinton Ampner, and the purposeless ghost! Visit BigSeance.com/220 for more info.
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Episode Teaser :00
Intro :50
Tim Prasil writes ghostly mysteries; he anthologizes quirky, mostly 19th-century fiction, and explores historical ghostlore. He’s also been known to scribble a limerick. Once upon a time, he had a career in radio broadcasting that took him from announcing to copywriting — and from Illinois to Mississippi, back to Illinois, to Wisconsin, and finally to South Carolina. He then moved to Boston and earned an M.A. in English, taught in upstate New York, and moved to Milwaukee to earn a Ph.D. in English. After thirty years of teaching at the university level in Wisconsin and Oklahoma, he’s now focusing on his books. Some of those titles include Help for the Haunted: A Decade of Vera Van Slyke Mysteries (from 1899-1909), The Victorian Ghost Hunter’s Casebook , Entranced by Eyes of Evil: Tales of Mesmerism and Mystery, and The Lost Limericks of Edgar Allan Poe. 1:26
Did the Victorians invent Ghost Hunting? Spoiler Alert! No they didn’t. What led up to Tim writing Certain Nocturnal Disturbances: Ghost Hunting Before the Victorians. 4:19
Nocturnal surveillance and the legendary story of Athenodorus. 10:41
The trend of ghosts with rattling chains. “I’m hoping that some of my readers are ghost hunters, and maybe they’re a member of an investigation team, and they see that that tradition goes back to the 1500s and they say, ‘That’s cool! I am part of this very long legacy.’” 16:55
The legend of Antoinette Deshoulieres 19:17
Joseph Glanvill, the Drummer of Tedworth, and other historical ghost hunts. Plus the practice of interviewing witnesses. 23:18
“One thing I’ve learned about history is that it’s often a mistake to ask, ‘What did people believe back then?’ The better question is, ‘What did people disagree about back then?’” 28:53
What will the future say about our ways of ghost hunting and researching the paranormal? 30:24
Hinton Ampner and the Purposeless Ghost 32:00
Tim and superstitions 37:18
What time in history would Tim like to go back to? And who would he be? 39:05
Tim’s experiences with a theatre ghost! 40:21
Ghost hunting was very leisurely in the Victorian period. You let the ghosts come to you. 42:19
Tim Prasil’s most treasured possession 44:28
The tradition of sharing ghost stories by a fire and Tim’s Tales Told When the Windows Rattle YouTube series 47:44
More on Tim’s Spectral Edition segments. 51:29
A special THANK YOU to Patreon supporters at the Super Paranerd and Parlor Guest level! 53:10
Outro 55:48
Easter egg 57:05
Tim's Previous Interviews and Spectral Edition Segments
Episode 111 - Interview on the book, Spectral Edition: Ghost Reports from U.S. Newspapers, 1865-1917
Episode 22 - Tim's first appearance and interview on the book, Help for the Haunted: A Decade of Vera Van Slyke Ghostly Mysteries (1899-1909)
Tim's Spectral Edition segments: Episodes 47 thru 1 Listener

258 - Raven Knight from the Darkwoods Paranormal Podcast - Big Seance
Big Seance: My Paranormal World
04/02/25 • 47 min
Patrick sits down with one of the new friends he met at Missouri Paracon, Raven Knight from the Darkwoods Paranormal Podcast. Raven considers herself an empath, and her interest in both the paranormal and true crime goes back to childhood. We discuss the Villisca Axe Murder House, the importance of finding your group, reflections from the paracon, paranormal pet peeves, and her recent interview with paranormal investigator, Dustin Pari! Visit BigSeance.com/258 for more info.
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In this episode:
Intro :00
Patrick recently returned from Missouri Paracon, where he met today’s guest, Raven Knight from the Darkwoods Paranormal Podcast. :45
The podcast, where Raven shares the microphone with co-host Gabriel Von Graves, delves into the eerie and unexplained. They bring a mix of short fiction stories, as well as first hand accounts from those who have lived them. Exploring everything from ghosts, to UFOs, to all things mysterious. They’ll bring you spine chilling stories from around the globe. 2:50
The story of how the Darkwoods Paranormal Podcast began. 6:10
“You find your group.” Raven’s reflections of Missouri Paracon. 8:43
“I think it’s really important for people to have people out there willing to listen to them, that say, ‘You know what? We believe you.’” 11:03
Raven’s interest in both the paranormal and true crime goes back to childhood. 16:15
A matter of being open to experiences. 21:42
Raven considers herself an empath. 26:22
The Villisca Axe Murder House. Plus more on the Darkwoods Paranormal Podcast. 30:46
Loving being in your 40s! 37:55
Possible future episodes. 38:52
Paranormal pet peeves. 40:46
Raven’s final thoughts, lots of upcoming events, and where to find more Darkwoods Paranormal content, including interviews with Dustin Pari and Richard Estep! 43:17
Outro 46:12
Resources:
YouTube: @DarkwoodsParanormalPodcast
Instagram: @DarkwoodsParanormalPodcast
Facebook: Darkwoods Paranormal Podcast
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256 - Missouri Paracon 2025 with Brad Blair and Jesse Leimkuehler - Big Seance
Big Seance: My Paranormal World
01/01/25 • 47 min
Brad Blair of the Upper Peninsula Paranormal Research Society and Jesse Leimkuehler from Belvoir Winery and Inn, join together to create the Missouri Paracon, which will take place at Ameristar Kansas City from February 28th to March 1st 2025. Patrick gets the scoop on what’s in store for those attending. Plus conversation on topics such as psychics, apparitions, people who flee haunted locations, drones and alien invasions, and changes in the paranormal space since the boom that started with Syfy’s Ghost Hunters. Visit BigSeance.com/256 for more info.
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In this episode:
Intro :00
Brad Blair is co-founder of the Michigan Paranormal Convention, co-founder of the Upper Peninsula Paranormal Research Society, and he’s also the co-host of Creaking Door Paranormal Radio. Jesse Leimkuehler is a previous guest of the Big Seance. He’s the owner of the haunted Belvoir Winery and Inn in Liberty Missouri. Together, Brad and Jesse have put together an exciting NEW event — the Missouri Paracon. It’s held from Feb. 28th to March 1st, 2025 at Ameristar Casino Kansas City. :45
Welcome to the parlor! 2:10
Getting to know Brad Blair. 3:45
How has paranormal investigation changed, good or bad, since the first season of Syfy’s Ghost Hunters and the rise of paranormal TV shows? 7:42
Jesse Leimkuehler announced that My Haunted Hometowns, another paranormal TV production, just wrapped filming at Belvoir Winery and Inn. 15:51
When people flee the Inn. 18:31
Before taking ownership of Belvoir, Jesse wasn’t really a believer in ghosts. And now? “I’ve only seen about five apparitions.” 21:10
Planning and organizing Missouri Paracon 2025. 24:00
The benefits of a winter paranormal event. 26:17
Getting tickets! Plus more of what to expect and some of the celebrities that will be there! 28:00
Patrick will be there with his vendor table, and will also be leading investigations again at an add-on event at Belvoir. 31:10
Brad on concerts, psychics, and the gallery readings offered at Missouri Paracon 2025. 33:00
Is Ameristar Kansas City haunted? 35:50
Mysterious drones and an alien invasion? 39:05
The things you can learn at the casino bar after midnight. 40:49
Getting a room for the event. 42:31
Outro 46:00
Resources:
Creaking Door Paranormal Radio
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96 - Haunted America Conference 2017 - The Big Seance Podcast: My Paranormal World
Big Seance: My Paranormal World
06/29/17 • 59 min
Patrick's coverage of the 2017 Haunted America Conference in Alton, Illinois. Appearances by April Slaughter, Adam Drendel, Robb Demarest, Traveling Museum of the Paranormal and the Occult, Sarah Soderlund, Rosemary Ellen Guiley, and the History Goes Bump Podcast! Visit BigSeance.com for more info.
In this episode:
- Episode Teaser :00
- Intro :20
- On our way to the 2017 Haunted America Conference! :55
- I know not everyone can attend events like this, so that’s why I like to bring it to you! 2:09
- The band, Sunspot, was playing before Troy Taylor kicked off the weekend and the Friday night speaker’s panel. Band members Mike and Wendy co-host the See You On the Other Side Podcast, which can be found at OtherSidePodcast.com. Enjoy this sneak peek of their song, Skeleton Key (Secret Lives of Ghosts). I’ll include the entire track at the very end of this episode. You can find more of their music on iTunes or Bandcamp. Also on Facebook and @SunspotMusic & @OtherSideTalk on Twitter. Thanks, Mike & Wendy! 3:33
- April Slaughter, who is involved in a lot of ITC (Instrumental TransCommunication) and other spirit communication research, shares the frightening story from her last public seance from last year’s conference. April is also and artist, and she produces beautiful creations out of skulls. You can find April’s site at AprilSlaughter.com. She can also be found on Facebook and @April_Slaughter on Twitter. 4:58
- Adam Drendel is the founder of HauntedIllinois.com, which has been promoting everything haunted from the state since 1999. 10:48
- Robb Demarest of Ghost Hunters International and Haunting: Australia gets real and honest. He talks about passion, as well as his frustration with the paranormal community. He can be found of Facebook and @RobbDemarest on Twitter. 12:17
- The return of Dana Matthews and Greg Newkirk of The Traveling Museum of the Paranormal and the Occult. Hear about their 3D scanning project including haunted items, and the growth of the museum, plus an update to Ruby’s story! For more paranormal deliciousness, visit ParaMuseum.com, and also find them on Facebook and @TheParaMuseum on Twitter. For their full interview right here on the Big Seance Podcast, check out episode 81 from December of 2016. 17:25
- A very popular speaker at the event this year, Sarah Soderlund is a forensic psychologist, author, and parapsychology researcher. Find her at SarahSoderlund.com and @ParanormalSarah on Twitter. 25:07
- Checking in again with THE Rosemary Ellen Guiley, who spoke on Interdimensional Paraphysical Sasquatch at this year's conference! Find more on Rosemary at VisionaryLiving.com, on Facebook, and @Rosemary_Guiley on Twitter. 29:50
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199 - Dallisa Hocking's Spooky Halloween Show - Big Seance
Big Seance: My Paranormal World
11/04/21 • 79 min
Experiencing Halloween Withdrawal? Not exactly ready to quit celebrating your favorite holiday? Though it's November, enjoy this replay of Dallisa Hocking's Spooky Halloween YouTube Show! Both Patrick and Karen A. Dahlman were asked to be guests on this show, and it was a lot of fun! Thank you, Dallisa of SpiritandSpark.com! Visit BigSeance.com/199 for more info!
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In this episode:
Intro :00
It’s November, but we’re going to squeeze every last drop out of Halloween! Enjoy this replay of Dallisa Hocking’s Halloween YouTube special that Patrick was invited to be a part of recently, as well as our friend Karen A. Dahlman. Be sure to check it out on YouTube if you want visuals! :55
The next episode will be #200!!! To celebrate that milestone, we’ll chat with the lovely Dr. Callum E. Cooper, professor and parapsychologist from the UK. 2:30
The replay of Dallisa Hocking’s Spirit and Spark Spooky Halloween Special! 3:19
A special THANK YOU to Patreon supporters at the Super Paranerd and Parlor Guest level! 1:15:55
Outro 1:18:10
For More on Dallisa Hocking
YouTube: Spirit and Spark TV
Instagram: @PsychicDallisa
For more on Karen A. DahlmanTwitter: @KarenADahlman
Karen on Facebook
The Big Seance Podcast can be found right here, on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Pandora, Spotify, TuneIn Radio, Stitcher, Amazon Music, and iHeart Radio. Please subscribe and share with a fellow paranerd! Do you have any comments or feedback? Please contact me at [email protected]. Consider recording your voice feedback directly from your device on my SpeakPipe page! You can also call the show and leave feedback at (775) 583-5563 (or 7755-TELL-ME). I would love to include your voice feedback in a future show. The candles are already lit, so come...

243 - Victorians and Spiritualism with Steele Alexandra Douris - Big Seance
Big Seance: My Paranormal World
01/18/24 • 52 min
Step into the Victorian era with an author and Victorianist, Steele Alexandra Douris. Steele specializes in Victorian crime, gothic fiction, and Spiritualism, and is the author of Spirits, Seers & Séances: Victorian Spiritualism, Magic & the Supernatural. In this episode you’ll discover the hidden gems of 19th-century newspapers, periodicals, and the women's magazines that helped to shape the Spiritualist community. Need a response to someone worried about the dangers of practicing any form of spirit communication? Try a timeless quote from prominent Spiritualist, W.T. Stead. Are you ready to try something new at your next party? Plan a Tableaux Vivant, the fascinating and long-lost Victorian party activity! You know that old curio “curiosity” cabinet in the corner? You can thank the Victorians for that. And criminal investigation, detective fiction, and psychometry? You can thank the Victorians for that too! Visit BigSeance.com/243 for more info.
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In this episode:
Intro :00
Steele Alexandra Douris is an author, artist, and Victorianist, specializing in Victorian crime, gothic fiction, and spiritualism. She is a PhD candidate in the English department at Stanford University, where she has taught courses on Victorian spiritualism, ghost stories, and the gothic novel. She holds an MA in English from Stanford University and a BA in Anthropology from the University of Texas at Austin. As an undergraduate, Steele observed the social behavior of lemurs, wielded a trowel as part of a central Texas archaeological dig, and learned to identify primate fossils and human bones. As a graduate student, she disappeared into the archives of Victorian Britain, and now emerges only periodically to collect new tarot decks, hunt for fossils, and hoard art supplies. Steele splits her time between foggy NorCal and sunny South Texas, towing her mountain of journals and sketchbooks with her wherever she goes. You can learn more about Steele by visiting SteeleAlexandraDouris.com :50
Steele’s book is Spirits, Seers & Séances: Victorian Spiritualism, Magic & the Supernatural. 2:36
What is a “Victorianist?” Plus Steele’s academic passions. 3:26
A passion for archaeology, art, and literature. 5:01
What did the newspapers have to say about it? “I work a lot in newspapers... 19th century newspapers, 19th century periodicals and early 20th century women’s magazines.” 6:38
In her research into Spiritualism, Steele was amazed by how many Spiritualist magazines, newspapers, and periodicals there were at the time, like The Medium and Daybreak. “The material really just gave me a glimpse into the entire engine of the Spiritualist community beyond just what I had pictured at the beginning.” 7:38
Steele includes really great “try it yourself” exercises at the end of each chapter! Examples include instructions for holding a traditional spirit circle, sitting for a solitary seance, meditating like Dr. Mesmer, automatic writing/automatic art, channeling blindfolded, sitting for a psychic portrait, practicing psychometry, channeling your inner folklorist, exploring your own shadow/reading a gothic tale, scrying, making a Halloween card, or holding a Christmas seance! 8:55
Patrick discusses some of the really cool fall issues of The Delineator, an American women's magazine of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. 10:51
Tableaux Vivant, a fascinating, long-lost Victorian party activity. 12:02
“It’s hard to move in many modern occult circles without tripping over the Victorians. And yet, somehow, in the process of becoming ubiquitous, the Victorians have also become invisible.” 16:16
Patrick on one of his “a-ha” moments from the book: “Some of us dream of putting away our modern tools and technology to pretend we’re Victorian. But in reality, Victorians were all about becoming modern, with the huge advances in technology that was happening at the time.” 16:16
What economic class of Victorians are we usually imagining? 21:12
Need a timeless response to someone worried about the dangers of using the Ouija Board or practicing any form of spirit communication? Try this great mid-1890s quote from prominent Spiritualist W.T. Stead, which he claims was channeled by his spirit guide,...

107 - Answers from Heaven with Theresa Cheung and Claire Broad - The Big Seance Podcast: My Paranormal World
Big Seance: My Paranormal World
10/25/17 • 66 min
Theresa Cheung and "the honest medium", Claire Broad, return to the parlor, this time to discuss the brand new book they've co-authored, titled Answers from Heaven: Incredible True Stories of Heavenly Encounters and the Afterlife. This episode will make you smile and giggle! Visit BigSeance.com for more info.
In this episode:
Episode Teaser :00
Intro 1:13
Listener Feedback from Leslie 1:48
Looking for some Halloween content? Have you heard past episodes devoted to Halloween? Check out BigSeance.com/Halloween for the whole spooky collection. 3:14
Bios for Theresa and Claire! 5:34
Some backstory on how Patrick got connected with Theresa and Claire. 7:45
Theresa shares the story of how the collaboration for this new book happened. 10:10
This is Claire’s first book! But we already knew this book was going to happen over a year ago, didn’t we? 13:20
White Feather, Claire’s spirit guide. Plus, a testimonial from Theresa about Claire’s work. 15:52
How Claire works and some of what she believes. 19:12
Evidential Mediumship and inviting science into the world of mediumship. 22:42
Sometimes a reading doesn’t produce evidence. 27:25
Getting stuck in grief. 31:40
Theresa shares what it’s like to collect so many stories from readers over the years. 34:07
More on White Feather. 38:24
Claire’s first spirit communication at the age of four. 39:50
A great chapter and resource for those who have questions about getting a reading from a medium. 43:08
What does the future of mediumship look like? 45:28
Hard work, discipline, practice, and training. 50:20
More information about how to get the book and when it’s available! (November 2, 2017 in the UK) 52:50
Projects and events coming up for Theresa and Claire. 55:03
Did the Big Seance Podcast bring Claire and Theresa together in the first place? 58:51
Outro 1:01:35
Outtakes 1:03:13
For more on Theresa, Claire, and the book!
Claire on Twitter: @CBMediumship
Answers from Heaven on Amazon (UK)
Theresa's previous appearance on the podcast (Episode 79)
Claire's previous appearance on the podcast (Episode 38)
Record your voice feedback directly from your device on my SpeakPipe page! Call the show at (775) 583-5563 (or 7755-TELL-ME). I would love to include your voice feedback in a future show. Visit BigSéance.com for more information.
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234 - Susan Davy on Why You Need to Check Out Uncanny - Big Seance
Big Seance: My Paranormal World
10/14/23 • 62 min
In this episode, Patrick reviews a few vintage books on parapsychology and Extra-Sensory Perception (ESP), shares the spooky family stories inspired by a recent mediumship reading, and interviews longtime listener/friend/librarian Susan Davy on why you need to check out Uncanny. Uncanny, produced by Danny Robins, is an incredibly popular podcast/book/TV series from the BBC. Visit BigSeance.com/234 for more info.
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In this episode:
Intro :00
About today’s episode! :51
Inspired by past guest and parapsychologist, Dr. Callum Cooper, Patrick recently read two books on parapsychology, and wanted to share his thoughts. The two books are Parapsychology: The Controversial Science (1991) by Richard S. Broughton, Ph. D. and Extra-Sensory Perception After Sixty Years: A Critical Appraisal of the Research in Extra-Sensory Perception (1940) by J.G. Pratt, J.B. Rhine, Burke M. Smith, and Charles E. Stuart. Next up is the even earlier groundbreaking book, Extra-Sensory Perception (1934) by J.B. Rhine. 1:43
Patrick recently had a mediumship reading from Jen Piwowarski, a listener who is also a budding new medium. This reading inspired some interesting stories that Patrick wanted to share with you. 6:44
The cake stand and a shattered glass: The poltergeist activity that Patrick’s Great Aunt remembers from a time when he was still in the womb. 7:37
A spooky and sad story from Patrick’s Great Grandma’s old farmhouse. True? Embellished? The tale has passed through the family over the years. 9:02
Pour the tea for Patrick’s conversation with longtime listener, librarian, and friend of the podcast, Susan Davy! 12:23
Susan was one of the very first listeners to call in and use the show’s hotline! Did you know the show has a hotline? It’s 1-775-583-5563. 13:23
Susan recently introduced Patrick to Danny Robins and the Uncanny. It’s a book (Into the Uncanny: A Real-Life Investigation Into the Paranormal), a podcast (Uncanny), and as of this week, if you live in the UK, a new television show (Uncanny). 15:32
Susan Davy is a librarian by trade, and here’s her pitch as to why Danny’s work and the Uncanny is something you need to check out! 17:06
The audience is allowed to contribute to the cases in the Uncanny. Plus Room 611 and #BloodyHellKen. 21:00
For American’s in particular, you’ll be excited to learn that these stories aren’t from the same old haunted locations. They’re all new to us! 23:43
Danny Robins, a writer by trade, isn’t afraid to be funny, and he podcasts from a shed. 25:55
There are two years of episodes to binge if you’re just getting started! 28:26
In most episodes, Danny features at least two experts to discuss the week’s story. One is usually more on the skeptic side (often Ciarán O’Keeffe), and the other tends to be more open to believing. Evelyn Hollow is one of the experts often featured, and Patrick has reached out to her for an interview. By the way, he’s reached out to Danny Robins’ team as well. He’s gotten a response and hopes to be able to schedule an interview soon! 28:50
The Uncanny TV series just dropped on BBC Two in the UK! 31:30
UncannyCon! 33:01
Next up! Susan shares several of her own paranormal experiences, beginning with a frightening McDonalds trip that has c...
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Big Seance: My Paranormal World currently has 265 episodes available.
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The podcast is about Society & Culture, Paranormal, Podcasting, Podcasts, Ghosts, Social Sciences, Science, Afterlife, Spiritual, Haunting, Blogging and Spirits.
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