Reality is the real horror. Every Monday, poet and paranormal obsessive Heidi Wong unearths the chilling true stories behind the world’s most terrifying legends. From haunted dolls to cursed houses, each episode of Twisted Tales reveals the disturbing real-life events that inspired horror’s biggest blockbusters and the ones too twisted to make it to screen. Some stories are stranger than fiction. These are darker. New episodes every Monday. Twisted Tales is a Crime House Original Podcast, powered

For most kids, bedtime means night-lights and favorite blankets. For her, it meant wondering what was already standing in the dark. At just five years old in a San Fernando Valley rental, she sat up in bed and saw a glowing boy framed in her doorway — silent, shimmering like moonlight trapped inside a child’s shape. Too terrified to scream, she hid beneath the covers until dawn. But the haunting didn’t stay behind when the family moved. In Canoga Park, she woke in her mother’s bed to a tall, dark

📝 Episode SummaryIn this opening episode, I introduce The Daily Rebel Rhythm — the second paid feature of the subscription offering — and ground it in the deeper philosophy of Rewilding Your Soul. We explore what rebellion really means (spoiler: it’s not noise), how rhythm helps us hold fear instead of running from it, and why “the greatest act of rebellion is to become yourself.” You’ll also hear why language matters — that it paints our reality — and how five philosophical pillars (Spinoza,

Explore a fascinating journey spent with an AI companion. Dive into the experiences and challenges of interacting with artificial intelligence for a full day. Discover the intriguing dynamics and personal insights gained throughout this unique experience. Read the full story for more details. Merchandise available at Aperture Merch. Explore more content on our other channels: What If, How to Survive, and Your Body On. #AI #AIgirlfriend #artificialintelligence

On this episode of ECO-ECHO, host Nil Kıran sits down with Bartu Altınbaş to explore how access to green and blue spaces—parks, forests, rivers, and lakes—shapes our mental well-being, especially in the face of climate change.Drawing on research from the World Health Organization, Frontiers in Public Health, and Scientific Reports, Bartu explains how contact with nature reduces stress, lowers depression risk, and even improves cardiovascular health. The discussion also highlights urban-focused

Dr. Dane Elmquist, Conservation Cropping Outreach Specialist at UW-Madison Extension, shares some really interesting insights about how slugs, beneficial insects, and their interactions play out in no-till and cover crop systems. He's currently working on research at three Dane Demo Farms, keeping a close eye on pests and beneficial insects in the cover crop termination plots all across the county. Tune in to learn more about this pest management approach and how neonicotinoids can effect it'...

At two years old, Harper said she “died in a space capsule.” She even described the fire. There had been no TV, no stories, no hints of anything space-related. So where did that come from? In this episode, the team dives into shocking stories of kids who remember things they shouldn’t—including possible past lives. What does that mean for memory, the afterlife, or even reincarnation? And just when things get serious… they go completely off the rails with erotic clay rabbits and haunted Monopoly

🜂 Welcome to a new rhythm of rebellion.In this episode, Gary introduces a bold new format and philosophy for The Rewilding Your Soul Podcast — now evolving into The Rebel’s Rhythm.This isn’t self-help. It’s self-remembrance.It’s about living with rhythm instead of reaction — and rediscovering what makes us deeply, beautifully human.💡 In this episodeGary shares three important updates shaping the next evolution of this work:1️⃣ A New Series — The Fear Beneath EverythingA six-part journey exploring

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! What if your beloved cat or dog had something important to say — and you could actually hear them? Carrie Kenady claims she can. From a young age, Carrie felt she was different. She could sense things others couldn’t — from subtle energies in the room to messages from loved ones who’d passed away. It wasn’t long before she realized this wasn’t just intuition… it was a psychic gift. Carrie’s abilities extend beyond human spirits. She’s known for her startling

At two years old, Harper said she “died in a space capsule.” She even described the fire. There had been no TV, no stories, no hints of anything space-related.So where did that come from? In this episode, the team dives into shocking stories of kids who remember things they shouldn’t—including possible past lives. What does that mean for memory, the afterlife, or even reincarnation? And just when things get serious… they go completely off the rails with erotic clay rabbits and haunted Monopoly

Two years since the start of this podcast, I revisit some of the figures in that first overview, a number of current headlines in environmental news and whether anything can be learned from Budget 2026.Episode transcript and sources at fromtherootspod.com and orlanidhuill.comFrom the Roots podcast is not associated with any groups and any opinion which inevitably shapes the information provided, is entirely my own. It’s published under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International

Explore mind-bending paradoxes that challenge your perspective on life and the universe.Thanks to Curiosity Stream for sponsoring today’s episode. Discover more in our Merch Read the full story on our Website Check out our other channels: What If How to Survive Your Body On #paradoxes #life #universe #perspective #CuriosityStream See show notes: https://inlet.fm/aperture/episodes/671aa1b6547aa357809844bd Learn more about your ad choices. Visit

What’s more terrifying than a violent haunting? A ghost that tries to comfort you. For one teenage girl, the paranormal wasn’t something she sought out—it sought her. From the age of four, she was a beacon for the unexplained: a man in red walking calmly through her home, then returning in white, kneeling at the foot of her bed to pray. Later, a full family from the 1800s silently appeared at the edge of her mattress. But at fifteen, the haunting shifted into something far more disturbing. She

Nitrogen is a key input to achieving optimum crop yields, but how much can growers source from the soil? In this episode of Cut the Crop, FAR senior environment researcher Abie Horrocks says that by testing and calculating their soil’s available N supply, growers can reduce their fertiliser spend.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What’s more terrifying than a violent haunting? A ghost that tries to comfort you. For one teenage girl, the paranormal wasn’t something she sought out—it sought her. From the age of four, she was a beacon for the unexplained: a man in red walking calmly through her home, then returning in white, kneeling at the foot of her bed to pray. Later, a full family from the 1800s silently appeared at the edge of her mattress. But at fifteen, the haunting shifted into something far more disturbing. She

It started with a ghost cat. It ended with… a haunted feline brothel? This might be the most unhinged episode of Real Ghost Stories Online yet. A caller shares his chilling encounter with a shadow cat that vanishes into walls—and his cousin sees the same thing. But once Carol reveals a hotel that lets guests “check out cats,” Tony and Todd spiral into paranormal madness, imagining the ghostly underground of feline sex work, go-go boots, and haunted cat pimps. And yes—Carol’s real cat enters on

It started with a ghost cat. It ended with… a haunted feline brothel?This might be the most unhinged episode of Real Ghost Stories Online yet. A caller shares his chilling encounter with a shadow cat that vanishes into walls—and his cousin sees the same thing. But once Carol reveals a hotel that lets guests “check out cats,” Tony and Todd spiral into paranormal madness, imagining the ghostly underground of feline sex work, go-go boots, and haunted cat pimps. And yes—Carol’s real cat enters on

In this episode of Assurance in Action, our host David Muil explores how organizations use certification to turn sustainability commitments into measurable proof. Discover how certification supports compliance with global regulations, strengthens credibility with stakeholders, and drives continuous improvement across industries from manufacturing and packaging to food production. Tune in to learn why certification is more than a badge. It is a strategic tool that helps businesses build trust,...

At age four, Laura lay dying in a Boston children’s hospital—until a woman appeared beside her bed, comforting her through the night. The next night, the phone rang. It was her. This ghost story will leave you questioning everything. Was it a spirit guide? A former patient? A guardian from the other side? The team explores what happens when the veil thins near death, and how these encounters shape people for life. This one is calm, creepy, and deeply moving. #GhostStory #SpiritGuide

The Second ReckoningThe First Reckoning is the collapse — the painful moment when you realize the Inner War can’t be outrun anymore. But awareness alone isn’t enough. There’s another threshold: The Second Reckoning — the place where grief meets agency, and where you don’t just see that it is your move, you begin making the move.In this final episode of The Inner War: The Path to Self-Compassion, Gary explores how the first five episodes were designed to bring us to the First Reckoning — naming