Lunatic Soup

Our first sabbat series! The fifth holiday on the wheel of the year, this day celebrates the turning point in the season where summer comes to its height and the sun shines the longest. A fire festival that celebrates sunshine, family, friends and fairies. On this episode we are talking about Litha or Midsummer.

Mid century America had an explosion of UFO sightings and experiences. From Barney and Betty Hill, to Project Blue Book, there seemed to be many close encounters of the third kind. Many questions surround UFO’s and extraterrestrials. Does the government know? Do they come in peace? Are aliens good cooks? This epidose we are discussing: Alien Pancakes.

In a small New England town lived a widowed, elderly woman. She lived on the outskirts of her community, and just wanted some help from her neighbors, or else. From property guarded by snakes, to curses, to an untimely (an quite suspicious) death, on this episode we are discussing Hanna Cranna: The Witch of Connecticut.

This episode discusses the hosts, Meg and Reyna, and how they came together to create this podcast. The vulnerability in this episode is great, but the importance of getting our story out, and telling more stories is greater. So pull up a chair and crack open a can of lunatic soup, and join us as we come out of the broom closet.

Welcome to the first Lunatic Soup watch party! On this episode we watch a documentary called Demon House and take you with us as we discuss, analyze and share the story of the documentary with you. The story takes place in Gary, Indiana. Host Zak Bagans takes us to a home that has been reportedly possed by demons. Between people being possesed, random injuries and illness to many people who stepped foot in the home, and lots of police footage after the family who once lived there was taken to the hospital, its hard to discount the activity in this demon house.