Ep. 92: Intelligent vs. Residual Hauntings

In this episode, Shelby and her autumn co-host Amanda Paulson break down one of the most debated distinctions in paranormal research: residual hauntings versus intelligent hauntings. Are the footsteps on the stairs a ghost who knows you’re there — or an echo, a recording burned into the walls of a place, replaying long after the person is gone? Shelby and Amanda explore what separates the two, the folklore and research behind each, and what it means when a haunting starts to respond. They also revisit one of the most famous residual haunting cases ever recorded — the 1901 Versailles time slip, documented in An Adventure by Charlotte Anne Moberly and Eleanor Jourdain. 📖 The Versailles Time Slip: An Adventure by Charlotte Anne Moberly & Eleanor Jourdain (1911) — the firsthand account of two women who claimed to have walked into a vision of pre-Revolutionary Versailles while visiting the palace gardens. 🔮 Find Amanda Paulson here and on Instagram: @prettyfnspooky You can find Shelby at www.shelbybundy.com  ✨ TenthHouseRising.com: Explore courses in mythology, folklore, astrology, and tarot. 🖤Join my new three-part series, The Folklore of Dying, a new webinar series on death customs and lore across cultures. Membership: $28/month. Individual webinars: $19. ✍️ Follow me on Substack! Weekly musings, bonus podcast episodes, seasonal living & more. 🔮 Visit TamedWild.com for all things witchy and magical 🤍 Free Workbooks are Here!  📚 Shop my Booklist: The Moon in Carolina at BookShop.org 🎙️ Podcast Details: Instagram: @themoonincarolina Production by Julio Montero Music:  Folklore, by Taizo Audio