Para-X Radio

Lisa answers listener manifesting questions.

Dale interviews Mark Fluharty a Dogman Eyewitness who claimed he shot him 

What does it mean to carry your ancestors with you—even when you no longer live on the land they came from?

In this episode of Chats with Aunt Jacki, I’m joined by my longtime friend Emily Bolander for a conversation about ancestry, place, memory, and the everyday ways we stay connected to the people who came before us.

Emily shares how growing up in Central New York shaped her spiritual life, what it was like to leave a place where her family roots run deep, and how ancestor work became a way of carrying that connection forward. We talk about graveyards, family objects, handwritten signatures, food, ancestor altars, grave dirt, cemetery water, and the strange little ways our dead sometimes make themselves known.

We also get practical about ancestor work: how to begin an altar, what to do when you don’t know where your ancestors are buried, how to work with complicated family histories, and why relationship matters more than doing everything “perfectly.”

This is a conversation about roots, belonging, remembrance, and the magic that can happen when we stop treating our ancestors like history and start recognizing them as part of our living story.

What if some of humanity's greatest mysteries aren't waiting to be discovered in outer space—but are already here, hidden beneath our feet and resting silently on the bottom of the ocean?

On this fascinating episode of the **222 Paranormal Podcast**, hosts **Jennifer and Joe Shortridge** dive into the world of ancient artifacts discovered underground and underwater objects that challenge what we think we know about ancient civilizations, lost knowledge, and the true history of human achievement.

For centuries, explorers, archaeologists, divers, and researchers have uncovered incredible objects buried deep beneath layers of earth or preserved beneath the waves. Some have perfectly reasonable explanations. Others remain surrounded by questions, controversy, and mystery. Could certain discoveries suggest that ancient people possessed knowledge far beyond what we have traditionally been taught? Were advanced civilizations lost to time? Or are we sometimes underestimating the intelligence, creativity, and scientific abilities of our ancestors?

 

Richard looks into the aspects of haunted holidays

In this edition of Wicked Curious, Roxie shares tales of haunted houses in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Explore two New Hampshire graveyards where the stories of the dead return from their burial sites. Eerie tales to give you the creeps.

For more information on Roxie and New England Curiosities please visit her website at www.newenglandcuriosities.com.

"The Shadow in the Corner", was first published in the Temple Bar magazine, London, in December 1879. When a young housemaid takes a position at gloomy Wildheath Grange, she becomes disturbed by a persistent shadow lurking in the corner of her attic room—a darkness that seems to move, watch, and remember. As her fear grows, the household’s buried secrets edge toward a chilling revelation. This story is read by Chris Halton.

Jeff Belanger and Ray Auger hike through Bolton Notch State Park in Connecticut to search for the haunted Squaw Cave. The story goes that back in the early 1600s, a Podunk maiden fell in love with a Dutch fur trapper. Their forbidden love was against Puritan law and led to a tragic end.

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In Part 2 of The Paranormal Debate: Haunted Objects & Dolls, we continue down the rabbit hole, with the conversation focusing heavily on haunted dolls.

Chuy shares his thoughts on Annabelle and talks about his team’s experience investigating the Warrens’ house. What was it like being that close to one of the most infamous haunted objects in paranormal history, and did the experience change his perspective?

Of course, we couldn’t stay completely on topic. The conversation takes a turn toward the dreaded “D” word—DEMONS. Are demons really as common as some in the paranormal field claim, or has the word become an easy explanation for something we simply don’t understand?

Haunted dolls, Annabelle, the Warrens, demons, and plenty of opinions—Part 2 definitely doesn’t hold back.