Kristina Costanza grew up thirty minutes from Salem, Massachusetts, heard her first disembodied voice at fourteen, and spent the next decade going deeper — tarot cards, EVP recordings, all-female ghost-hunting teams, witchcraft rituals to open locations, and eventually a co-hosting slot on her own Travel Channel show. Along the way she experienced physical attacks, a full-body lockup at the SK Pierce Mansion in Massachusetts where she felt 'something else' take up residence inside her, 8–10-foot tar-like demonic figures that followed her home from filming, and a decade of mental health deterioration she traces directly to the doors she was opening.

She called herself a 'Christian witch,' believed she could hold crystals in one hand and Jesus in the other, and kept adding tools to what she calls her 'spiritual toolbox' — until, during the 2020 lockdowns, nothing in that toolbox worked anymore and she couldn't answer a simple question about where the 11 laws of the universe even came from. What followed was four-hour conversations with her father about why Jesus, a reading of the Gospel of John, and the moment the weight of everything she had been doing landed on her all at once. She threw out every piece of ghost-hunting equipment, every crystal, and cancelled every spiritual membership, typing 'Jesus is Lord' as her reason for leaving. She has not looked back.

Josh Doyle and Kristina also discuss why the paranormal and New Age pull is stronger than ever, what it means to give demonic entities legal permission to operate in your life, and what she would say to anyone who thinks they're dabbling safely. This is a full testimony — darkness, deliverance, and everything after.