Season 7 - Episode 31

Greetings, my spectral spectators! 🌙

This week, the spirits have whisked me away to the magnificent Buxton Opera House, where it's a full house! Wish me luck as I bring the ethereal to the eager masses. The energy here is electric—who knows what otherworldly encounters await us tonight?

Back in the studio, Linda and I experience a bit of déjà vu, which prompts me to burst into song—"Déjà Vu" by the fabulous Dionne Warwick! 🎶 Remember that classic? If not, give it a listen; it's a timeless tune that stirs the soul.

Dionne Warwick: https://youtu.be/R2ILm3bJLRY?si=HSjjOebG1dh-lQZp

Linda shares some hilarious stories about mistaken identities. It reminds me of a chap named Jim, who keeps getting mistaken for his own dad—the father of Will Lankshear, who plays for Spurs! Imagine being mistaken for someone 20 years your senior. Talk about a blow to the ego!

Hold onto your crystal balls, because we've got a spooky recording from Colin Boston

From our favourite magazine, Fate and Fortune, we delve into a haunting tale about a ghost girl. It's a story that blurs the lines between reality and the supernatural.

We received an intriguing email from our very own producer, Laurie Peters. He recounts a time when he was filming in a graveyard and, after making some noise, felt a knock from beneath the grave he was sitting on! A gentle reminder from the spirits to keep it down, perhaps? For our Patreon supporters, we've attached a photo showing the type of grave he was perched on—spooky stuff!

Next, we hear from Kieran Regan at City Varieties in Leeds, sharing eerie theatre experiences—those old venues are truly haunted!

We tackle some everyday dilemmas with our mystical twist, including family holidays, the school run, and blending families—always a challenge when spirits (and in-laws) are involved!

We catch up again with Peter Normanton from Barnard Castle, whose captivating tales shed light on unseen forces around us.

Finally, from Fate and Fortune, we explore enchanting stories about fairies and an intriguing account involving a psychic. Are mystical creatures hiding in plain sight?

With thanks to:

• The ever-wonderful Kathrine Boyle
• Colin Boston for the spooky recording
• Laurie Peters for sharing his graveyard encounter
• Kieran Regan from City Varieties, Leeds
• Peter Normanton for his captivating stories

Credits:

• Podcast produced by Laurie Peters from Peters-Fox
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