In Green Pond, nights fall so still you can hear a dog bark from three streets over… and sometimes things you wish you couldn’t. This true paranormal story follows one man’s decades-long battle with an unseen presence that seemed to know his name. After losing his first wife, he often visited her grave under a lone streetlight, whispering prayers into the dark. But grief wasn’t all that followed him home. One night, he woke to a powerful yank on his arm as if someone tried to drag him off the bed —

Matt Harding is a third generation ram breeder based in Warwickshire. He has changed from a higher input ram breeding approach to selling shearlings who have been raised on grass and forage. He breeds Suffolk rams, and also breeds rams for Innovis. Links mentioned: Link to Bentley Suffolks Link to Innovis Dr Liz Genever is a farmer, consultant and co-founder of Carbon Calling CIC. Dr Nerys Wright is a sheep consultant and technical lead for SCOPS. Podcast Disclaime...

They thought they were buying a charming piece of Edmonton history—one of the original Foreman’s cottages in the old Rosedale neighborhood, complete with stone foundations, a boot scraper built into the wall, and all the vintage character you’d expect. What they didn’t expect was the darkness that lived inside it.From the start, the cottage had a presence—bricks flying from the fireplace, doors that opened into nowhere, and the creeping sensation that something was always standing just behind

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! Few researchers have explored the supernatural as deeply—or as fearlessly—as Rosemary Ellen Guiley. With more than 50 books spanning ghosts, dreams, UFOs, Bigfoot, and beyond, she wasn’t just studying the paranormal… she was living it. From hauntings in Green County to dreams that connect the living and the dead, Rosemary’s work blended scholarship, spirituality, and the mysterious in a way that reshaped how we understand the unseen world. In this episode of

This is a Grave Talks EPISODE! Is it really possible for an object to be haunted? Many believe the answer is a resounding yes. From dolls and mirrors to antique trinkets passed down through generations, some items seem to hold an energy that refuses to let go. But why do certain objects feel charged with something otherworldly? Are they infused with the emotions of their past owners—or could restless spirits be clinging to something familiar, unwilling to move on? In this episode of The Grave

R. Jisung Park is assistant professor at the University of Pennsylvania, where he holds appointments in the School of Social Policy and Practice and the Wharton School of Business.It’s hard not to feel anxious about the problem of climate change, especially if we think of it as an impending planetary catastrophe. In Slow Burn: The Hidden Costs of a Warming World (Princeton UP, 2025), R. Jisung Park encourages us to view climate change through a different lens: one that focuses less on the

2026 England poltergeist cases and Military story from Afghanistan.

LIVE EVENT Q&A_ Dr. Andrew Huberman at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! When progress plows through the past, the past doesn’t always stay buried. In this unsettling Part One, we dig into real cases where construction crews, developers, and “quick fixes” on old cemeteries stirred up something far worse than bad PR. From phantom foremen and midnight apparitions to tools that won’t stay put and businesses that can’t keep the lights on, disturbing the dead comes with a bill—payable in hauntings. Ronnie Headley joins The Grave Talks

Join Eric Extreme on the Mount Washington Valley SPIRIT podcast as he explores the critical topic of cognitive bias in paranormal investigations. This episode dives into how our minds can skew perceptions, leading to misinterpreted data and inaccurate conclusions. Eric distinguishes between ghost hunting and paranormal investigation, highlighting how biases manifest differently in each approach. Learn about specific biases like confirmation bias, expectation bias, and pareidolia, and discover

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! When progress plows through the past, the past doesn’t always stay buried. In this unsettling Part One, we dig into real cases where construction crews, developers, and “quick fixes” on old cemeteries stirred up something far worse than bad PR. From phantom foremen and midnight apparitions to tools that won’t stay put and businesses that can’t keep the lights on, disturbing the dead comes with a bill—payable in hauntings. Ronnie Headley joins The Grave Talks

In Green Pond, nights fall so still you can hear a dog bark from three streets over… and sometimes things you wish you couldn’t. This true paranormal story follows one man’s decades-long battle with an unseen presence that seemed to know his name. After losing his first wife, he often visited her grave under a lone streetlight, whispering prayers into the dark. But grief wasn’t all that followed him home. One night, he woke to a powerful yank on his arm as if someone tried to drag him off the bed —

What was supposed to be a sunny Florida getaway turned into one couple’s terrifying brush with something out of the grave. In May 2017, Michael and his wife checked into a historic five-star hotel in Key West—a building that had survived centuries of storms, smugglers, and whispered pirate legends. The first night felt like paradise… until 1 a.m., when she awoke to fingertips caressing her hip and the bedcovers sliding off onto the floor. Moments later, invisible knees pressed toward her, as if

The first of our two guests tonight is Jessie from Minnesota, USA. After losing her beloved dog, Jessie turned to the CIA’s Gateway Process meditation searching for comfort, and instead opened a doorway to something far stranger. What began as moments of peace soon gave way to visions of crystal spiders and encounters with shadowed figures that seemed to watch from beyond the veil. Then we move on to Soumil in Nashik, India. In a quiet village beside the backwaters of a dam, a still night beneath

Episode Summary:In this special crossover episode of the Solar Maverick Podcast, host Benoy Thanjan sits down with Ana Conde from PVcase  originally featured on her Watt Matters Podcast to break down one of the most critical stages of solar project development: site selection and feasibility. From choosing the right land and navigating interconnection hurdles to understanding permitting, moratoriums, and evolving market dynamics, Benoy shares hard-earned lessons from developing over 100 MW of solar

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! Before The Exorcist terrified the world, there was a real boy — and a true story that shook both the Church and the nation. His name was Roland Doe, and what began as strange noises and mysterious scratches quickly spiraled into one of the most disturbing possession cases ever recorded. The walls whispered. The marks on his body formed words. And as his behavior turned darker and more violent, desperate family members turned to priests for help — leading to a

Not every haunting involves ghosts — sometimes, it’s the living who are being warned. In 2012, a young woman noticed two blackbirds perched on her porch light at 10 p.m. — unmoving, unblinking, and silent. No matter how close she got, they wouldn’t fly away. The next night, one bird returned, facing her front door as if keeping watch. The unease she felt that night turned to terror days later, when her ex-boyfriend shot two men — a father and son — killing them both. Two birds. Two deaths. She

Hidden in the vast blue, the dusky shark is one of the ocean’s most powerful yet overlooked predators. Known for its sleek design and relentless hunting instincts, this shark is perfectly built to survive in the open sea.In this episode, we dive deep into the mysterious world of the dusky shark — exploring its evolution, hunting behavior, and the critical role it plays in marine ecosystems. Once heavily fished, this apex predator now faces growing environmental challenges. Discover how this

Losing a pet can feel like losing a member of the family. Yet many people find their grief dismissed or misunderstood, making the healing process even more difficult. In this conversation, we speak with Shuang Ao, a licensed and registered counsellor about how to navigate the emotions of losing a pet, and how to honour that bond in healthy, meaningful ways.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we discuss the experience of returning home after timeway—culture shock, social media, and seeing your home with fresh eyes. Then a difficult set of topics: anorexia, physician assisted suicide, “terminal” diagnoses, social contagions, and what people have a right to do with their own lives. Finally: AI has been used to predict potentially useful drug combinations to fight cancer. What does this mean for the future of medicine, and AI? 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: https://988life...