Homespun Haints: True Ghost Stories

JJ of Southern Demonology shares his fascinating journey from growing up in a haunted log cabin in rural Tennessee to encountering far more sinister spirits in Japan. His experiences reveal striking cultural differences in how ghosts and demons manifest across different parts of the world. • Growing up in a 200-year-old log cabin with a ghost named Patrick who would mysteriously open the attic door • Visiting Aokigahara (Japan's "Suicide Forest") and hearing an unexplainable sound that his c...

What if your soul originated from somewhere beyond Earth? What if consciousness isn't limited to human experience? These are the questions artist and author Jordan Harcourt-Hughes has been exploring through her multifaceted creative practices. Jordan of New South Wales, Australia, practices several distinct arts, including writing, metal sculpture, painting, installations, and creative workshops. She started with writing as a child, but abandoned it at 19 when words felt inadequate to e...

Eddy Specter isn’t afraid of anything, which is a good thing as he runs the ghost tours and serves as a paranormal consultant for Galveston, Texas. His only stipulation? The ghosts aren’t allowed to follow him home. Because one day, they did. Permalink to the video and show notes for this episode: https://homespunhaints.com/haunted_galveston_ghost_tour_guide Today, we interview Eddy Specter, a paranormal consultant and ghost tour operator who has dedicated his life to helping the ghosts that ...

If you grew up in a small town in the deep south, you know that the sweet tea is meant to be spilled, and the ghosts outnumber the living. Our guest today is the host of Tombigbee Tales, a podcast that exposes the uncomfortable truths of Columbus, Mississippi. And, living in Mississippi, she’s seen quite a few ghosts. And felt them, smelled them, heard them, and even pissed some of them off. Because this woman isn’t afraid of anything. Hear Shannon’s stories, today, on Homespun Haints. List...

We interview a magical artist (Joe LeDoux) who creates inspiring performance art using a wand that was hand-carved by actual beavers. By the end of this episode, you might be questioning if there truly is that much of a difference between show magic and real magick. And, of course, Joe has a ghost story. Check out Joe's page at https://www.joeledoux.com/ Subscribe to Joe's YouTube here. Tired of websites that have been Frankensteined together using subpar body parts? Check out Becky and Dia...