Send us Fan Mail A touring rock musician cuts his hair, puts on a suit, and walks into a Chicago courtroom, then ends up trying murder cases when the city is at a boiling point. That’s the real-life origin story of our guest, Greg Owen, a former Cook County prosecutor who went from sharing stages with legendary acts to learning homicide trials inside a system battling both violence and corruption. We talk through the pivot that changed Greg’s life overnight, what it takes to survive early co...

Send us Fan Mail Fourteen downloads. That’s the gap between this weird little paranormal podcast and 10,000 total downloads, and I’m not quietly refreshing the stats until it happens. I’m turning the final stretch into a listener challenge, because the best part of this show has never been the numbers. It’s you, the people sitting on stories that still give you chills. I talk about what it’s like building an independent, niche show for nearly three years, why “slow burn” growth is still real...

Send us Fan Mail Lionsgate is creeping up, my body is doing what bodies do, and the timing feels a little too perfect to ignore. I start with the 8/8 Lionsgate Portal, Leo season energy, and why I’m treating this window as a reset focused on release rather than chasing. We get into full moon intensity, menstrual cycle symbolism, and the real difference between spiritual meaning and medical science, especially when the internet starts connecting women’s health to big global events. To k...

Send us Fan Mail Horror doesn’t always arrive with fangs and fog. Sometimes it shows up as a mailman, a bank, a headline you wish you never clicked, or a “normal” family moment that suddenly turns into a nightmare. That’s the thread we pull on with indie horror author Alex Grass, who just released Infernal Tramps: Tales of Weird Terror, a short story collection packed with vignettes, novelettes, and surreal dread that escalates fast. We talk about how writers make the mundane feel sinister, w...

Send us Fan Mail Imagine a 3 a.m. drive with a donated human heart in a cooler, an unforgiving deadline on your GPS, and the sudden certainty that someone is sitting beside you. That’s where we start: eerie organ transport legends that keep showing up in personal accounts, from “the heartbeat in the cooler” to phantom passengers and shadowy hospital hallway spirits. I unpack why these stories hit so hard, especially when the work is real, time-sensitive, and soaked in emotion. Then things ta...

Send us Fan Mail A mother of three faces first degree murder charges, and the courtroom battle is about something far bigger than headlines: postpartum mental health, criminal responsibility, and what we do when a parent says they are not okay and nobody catches it in time. We walk through the Lindsay Clancy case as it’s been publicly reported, including her background, the timeline leading up to January 2023, and the legal fight over an insanity defense tied to postpartum psychosis. W...

Send us Fan Mail He says a voice entered his mind, ordered him to shut off the TV, and changed the trajectory of his life. Michael Monk joins me to unpack a string of experiences that begin with a third eye style awakening and escalate into something most people only hear about in whispers: a severe left-eye injury followed by a prayer he believes healed it, then years of testing spiritual guidance through unmistakable body signals he calls “yes” and “no.” If you’re curious about energy heali...

Send us Fan Mail A rock journalist walks into the paranormal and doesn’t come back out the same. I’m joined by author and researcher Maxim Furek, and we start with the kind of background you can’t fake: writing from childhood, underground papers, major music interviews, and the moment a real-world coal mine disaster story opened a door into something far stranger than a rock biography. We talk about the 1963 Sheppton Mine rescue, how myth and history braid together, and why reports of Pope Jo...

Send us Fan Mail One question kicks the door open: if you had to choose one Greek goddess that matches your personality, who would it be? I start by letting ChatGPT read my vibe through the lens of Greek mythology and it lands on Hecate first, Artemis second, with a nod to Athena. We talk crossroads, night energy, intuition, sacred bees, protection, and the kind of curiosity that makes you walk toward the dark with a lantern instead of backing away. If you love mythology, symbolism, and perso...

Send us Fan Mail Tarot creators are deleting accounts, “WitchTok is going away” is trending, and the rumor machine is working overtime. We jump into what’s really underneath the drama: how content moderation, political pressure, and shifting platform rules can quietly squeeze spiritual creators, paranormal storytellers, and anyone talking about taboo subjects. I share why I’m not betting my voice on TikTok alone, how removed videos change what I’m willing to post, and why building a podcast a...