This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! Do spirits need human help to cross over — especially if they missed their first chance? For Nick Waskiw, a curiosity about the paranormal turned into a mission: to communicate with spirits and learn why some remain behind. It began at home, where Nick realized his own house was infested with restless spirits. That discovery sent him to haunted sites and dark locations, determined to understand the dynamics of the dead — and to help them find peace. In Part

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! Some hauntings refuse to fade with time. In this chilling episode, Tony Pelosi and Darla Jackson uncover two of the most disturbing true paranormal stories ever told. First, we explore a haunted mine where tragedy struck hard—over 100 lives lost in a catastrophic collapse. But death was not the end. To this day, visitors and investigators report voices in the dark, phantom miners sending warnings, and messages from beyond that chill even seasoned ghost

Throwin it back!!!Join Me and this weeks guest Rafael. Rafael reached out to me after friend of the show Micheal Swan suggested to him we should get in contact. Rafael has been studying the Bible and the works of Marco Polo after reading an article about a dinosaur bone being found with still preserved tissue on it. If what science tells us is true and the dinosaurs lived millions of years ago why did they find bones with tissue still on them? Well Rafael is here to tell us what he has found in his

Walter Chartrand, chemist and trainer with the Aviation Training Association, joins Shannon to break down one of the most critical topics in fuel handling: fuel quality. From what “Clean, Dry, On-Specification” really means to the Shore / Store / Deliver framework, Walter shares decades of experience in aviation fuels and storage. Listeners will learn how contaminants like water, solids, and microbes get into fuel, what tests should be run at each custody transfer, and which standards e...

How can activists strike a balance between fighting for a cause and sustaining relationships with family, friends, and neighbors? In this episode John Mathias joins host Elena Sobrino to talk about Uncommon Cause: Living for Environmental Justice in Kerala (2024, University of California Press). Uncommon Cause follows environmental justice activists in Kerala, India, as they seek out, avoid, or strive to overcome conflicts between their causes and their community ties. John Mathias finds two

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This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!For more than a decade, Bruce Halliday has researched the strange, often-chilling voices that come through ghost boxes — the static-filled devices paranormal investigators use to capture real-time responses. But who’s really speaking? Are they earthbound spirits, lost souls from the spirit world, or something even less human — perhaps extraterrestrial? In Part One of this classic Grave Talks conversation, Bruce shares what years of fieldwork, evidence

It started like any other move—new house, weird noises, misplaced keys. But when the dog refused to go upstairs and full-body apparitions started appearing, this couple realized something was seriously wrong. Then the neighbor told them what happened in the basement. In this segment, we break down one of the creepiest real haunted house stories we’ve ever received. From phantom footsteps to objects moving on their own, this home’s energy was anything but peaceful. And the ghost? He might still be

Television producer and digital storyteller Dan Krueger has spent his career turning complex stories into captivating visuals — from CBS and Discovery Channel to his latest work as Lead Technical Field Producer of FloodVision, a groundbreaking Climate Central project bringing flood risk to life.In this episode of GeoTrek, host Dr. “Hurricane Hal” Needham talks with Dan about his journey through television, marketing, and science communication — and how tools like FloodVision are helping forecasters,

Send us a text Live from Pathology Visions 2025 in beautiful San Diego, I sat down with Imogen Fitt from Signify Research to explore how AI, digital pathology, and interoperability are transforming the way we diagnose cancer and deliver patient care. The conference theme, “From Pixels to Patients,” perfectly captures this year’s shift — from theoretical discussions about AI to real-world implementation and measurable outcomes. We’re no longer just asking “what can AI do?” — we’re seeing how i...

In this episode of Talk Nerdy, Cara is joined by former CDC director, physician, and author, Dr. Tom Frieden. They discuss his newly released book, The Formula for Better Health: How to Save Millions of Lives—Including Your Own. Follow Tom: @drtomfrieden

What should you do when water damage strikes—whether it’s a burst pipe, a flooded basement, or a slow leak you didn’t notice until it was too late? In this episode, Dr. Mitchell sits down with trusted mold inspector Joseph Reese to unpack the essentials of mold prevention, testing, and remediation. They cover what to do in the first 24 hours after water damage, why carpets are mold magnets, how to safely contain and remove contaminated materials, and which testing methods actually help identify

Travis and Alyssa discuss the challenges and implications of open access publishing in science. They explore the paywall paradox, the role of jargon in scientific communication, and the peer review process, particularly in the context of palaeontology. The conversation also touches on global inequities in access to research, innovations in open access publishing, and the importance of data accessibility. The episode concludes with a light-hearted segment on the frustrations of academic publishing

Join me and guest Justin "Doc" Brown (Prometheus Lens Podcast) as we discuss finding faith, The Epic of Esau, & biblical Sasquatch and monsters. All this & more on the 354th episode of "Inquiries of our Reality"...Justin "Doc" Brown (Prometheus Lens Podcast)https://www.prometheuslenspodcast.com/..BE PART OF THE HALLOWEEN SPECIAL!!!!CALL THE HOTLINE 24/7 TO LEAVE YOUR STORY!Hotline: (313) 364-1551..Social Media/Email/Donate/Merch/Patreonhttps://linktr.ee/inquiriesofourrealitypodcast..FREE

Message our hosts, Kieran and Jose. This week, our hosts Jose and Kieran bring you a discussion of their favourite scientific papers published in 2025. If you are interested in what science influences the cardiology specialists, then listen in for our thoughts on three manuscripts that contain data crucial to veterinary cardiology today. Links to the papers, if you wanted to read along: https://doi.org/10.1111/jvim.70152 Risk calculator: https://shimon-furusato.shinyapps.io/prediction_model_f...

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! For more than a decade, Bruce Halliday has researched the strange, often-chilling voices that come through ghost boxes — the static-filled devices paranormal investigators use to capture real-time responses. But who’s really speaking? Are they earthbound spirits, lost souls from the spirit world, or something even less human — perhaps extraterrestrial? In Part One of this classic Grave Talks conversation, Bruce shares what years of fieldwork, evidence

The Ouija board was born out of America’s deep desire to speak with the dead. In 1848, the Fox sisters of New York demonstrated how spirits could communicate through knocks and raps, and from there, Spiritualism swept across the nation. In an age of short life spans, disease, and the devastating losses of the Civil War, nearly every family sought contact with loved ones who had passed. Séances, automatic writing, and table-turning became common, and the belief that spirits guided the living was both

Join Mike Coogan and Gabby Bradt on Get Aquacultured! as they explore diversity and inclusion in the aquaculture industry with Imani Black, the founder of Minorities in Aquaculture. Discover the untold stories of Black watermen in the Chesapeake Bay and gain actionable insights on creating a more equitable and diverse seafood industry. In This Episode:Guest Speaker: Imani Black – Founder and CEO of the Non-profit, Minorities in Aquaculture, Oyster farmer Host: Mike Coogan, Ph.D. Research

Welcome to one of the wildest nights we’ve had on Real Ghost Stories Online Live — where haunted tech, ghostly goodbyes, cursed bunk beds, and paranormal scandals all collide in one packed show. Here’s what you’ll hear in this full episode: 😈Satan Stole My Camera — Carol’s new camera vanishes in real time, only for “Satan” himself to call in with a bizarre explanation. What does hell have to do with sitcoms and Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman? We find out. 👻 Brandy’s Texas Haunting & Tom Petty

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