Verbal Echo

A werewolf-like cryptid in Michigan, one of Europe’s most infamous haunted forests, and a Texas hike that suddenly feels less relaxing when the venomous snake warnings start piling up.In this episode of Echoes After Dark, Monica and Sara explore the legend of the Michigan Dogman, a creature that has haunted regional folklore and witness reports for decades. Sara then turns the spotlight toward Romania’s Hoia Baciu Forest, often referred to as the Bermuda Triangle of Transylvania, where visitors report strange lights, disorientation, and encounters that defy explanation.The conversation also shifts to the growing lineup of Bigfoot and paranormal conferences planned for 2026, offering a look at where researchers, storytellers, and investigators will be gathering to trade theories and field experiences.Meanwhile, Monica recounts a recent hike through a Texas state park that becomes unexpectedly tense thanks to a trail lined with venomous snake warnings—a reminder that the wilderness holds its own kind of mystery.From Midwestern cryptids to Eastern European legends, this episode moves through folklore, travel stories, and the strange places that keep people coming back for answers.This week's links:The Creepy Forest! The Michigan Dogman, one post worth reading.--------------------Find us on Patreon and become a founding FREE Member!Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing with a friend! Share this podcast with a friend!!!Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, send an email to verbalecho@gmail.comRead Monica's stories on the Medium PublicationRead Sara's Blog: Life Snacks on BlogspotMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, and Licensed music through PodcastleLegal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from otherHide

Icy roads, chaotic grocery runs, and somehow we still end up deep in cryptid country.In this episode of Echoes After Dark, Monica and Sara recap their week navigating slick highways and storm-fueled errands before the conversation shifts into stranger territory. Sara dives into Yeti lore and the broader fascination with mountain mysteries, then pivots to the lesser-known, unsettling history of Wichita, Kansas—unpacking the darker stories that give certain cities a lingering edge.Monica presents a detailed look at the historic Ape Canyon incident, drawing on the research of Marc Myrsell and placing the case firmly in its historical context. Together, they explore why the event continues to spark debate and how geography, witness testimony, and folklore intersect in ways that keep the story alive. Here are this week's Links:IMDB Marc Myrsell and Ape CanyonWichita Kansas Find us on Patreon and become a founding FREE Member!Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing with a friend! Share this podcast with a friend!!!Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, send an email to verbalecho@gmail.comRead Monica's stories on the Medium PublicationRead Sara's Blog: Life Snacks on BlogspotMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, and Licensed music through PodcastleLegal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from other

Castles in ruins, abandoned towns, slow-smoked barbecue, and one of history’s most debated mountain tragedies—this week’s conversation travels far and wide.On this episode of Echoes After Dark, we explore the haunting remains of Bannerman Castle on the Hudson River before sharing our latest barbecue experiments and observations on regional trends. From there, we head to the Ural Mountains of Russia to revisit the Dyatlov Pass incident—looking at the leading avalanche theory alongside other possibilities that have fueled decades of speculation, including crime, environmental factors, and even cryptid lore.We also spend time in Colorado’s high country, reflecting on ghost towns like Gilman, where the silence feels heavy with history. As always, the discussion blends curiosity, research, and personal perspective—examining how place, story, and mystery intersect in ways that keep us coming back.Thoughtful, conversational, and open-minded, this episode invites listeners to explore the line between documented history and the stories that continue to surround it.Here are this week's links:Dyatlov IncidentGilman Ghost TownBannerman CastleBannerman Castle GhostsFind us on Patreon and become a founding FREE Member!Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing with a friend! Share this podcast with a friend!!!Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, send an email to verbalecho@gmail.comRead Monica's stories on the Medium PublicationRead Sara's Blog: Life Snacks on BlogspotMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, and Licensed music through PodcastleLegal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from other

What if the paranormal didn’t start with curiosity—but with a childhood ghost you couldn’t explain away?Monica sits down with Kevin Killen, author of Ghosts and Me, to unpack more than thirty years of firsthand paranormal experiences—starting at age five and continuing through haunted homes, schools, workplaces, and battlefields across multiple states. From early experiments with electronic voice phenomena to shadow figures, shared hauntings with coworkers, and encounters that left him questioning his own sanity, Kevin’s story is less about belief and more about persistence.They talk openly about doubt, why people second-guess what they see, and how working environments—especially those shaped by stress and addiction—may intensify paranormal activity. Kevin also shares deeply personal moments involving protection from unseen threats, witnessed not just by him, but by the animals around him.This conversation isn’t about proving ghosts exist. It’s about what happens when unexplained experiences follow you through your life—and why people shouldn’t be afraid to talk about them, even when the world tells them not to.Honest, unsettling, and deeply human, this episode sits at the intersection of memory, skepticism, and whatever still refuses to be explained.Get your copy of Ghosts and Me Here.-------------------------Find us on Patreon and become a founding FREE Member!Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing with a friend! Share this podcast with a friend!!!Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, send an email to verbalecho@gmail.comRead my stories on the Medium PublicationMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, and Licensed music through PodcastleLegal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from other

A birthday in Texas, legendary barbecue, and a sudden realization that America is full of deeply unsettling hot dog promo cars—this episode starts grounded and gets weird fast.In Episode 4 of Echoes After Dark, Monica celebrates her birthday with family while sampling some of the best barbecue Texas has to offer, then pivots into sightings of Oscar Mayer Wienermobiles and other strange promotional vehicles roaming highways across the U.S. while Sara dives into the historical record of Sasquatch sightings worldwide, tracing how reports stretch across cultures, continents, and centuries.Monica brings in a recent archaeological article on early human ancestors, raising questions about intelligence, evolution, and how much of our past is still misunderstood. The conversation closes with a grounded but passionate discussion on the importance of writing, why independent voices matter, and how listeners can support writers through blogs and platforms like Medium.Wide-ranging, curious, and unscripted, this episode moves easily between the everyday and the ancient—following the echoes from roadside oddities to deep human history.Find us on Patreon and become a founding FREE Member!Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing with a friend! Share this podcast with a friend!!!Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, send an email to verbalecho@gmail.comRead my stories on the Medium PublicationMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, and Licensed music through PodcastleLegal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from others.

Bigfoot documentaries, ghostly figures on empty Kansas roads, and the kind of restaurant plumbing nightmares no one warns you about—this episode goes everywhere.In Episode 3 of Echoes After Dark, Sara and Monica delve into recent Sasquatch documentaries, including "Bigfoot Beyond the Trail" on Tubi, and revisit classic Bigfoot vocalization recordings that continue to circulate online. They share eerie holiday travel stories, including unsettling sightings on backcountry roads, and swap hard-earned truths from years in the restaurant industry—where bad plumbing and worse shifts leave a mark.The conversation winds through risky rafting trips on Colorado rivers, flimsy gear disasters, and the surreal experience of floating past dinosaur tracks carved into the landscape. Part road trip, part field notes, part late-night decompression, this episode follows the strange wherever it shows up—quietly, unexpectedly, and without explanation.Links:Scott Carpenter Book on AmazonMichaelCMayes Bigfoot Researcher (Area X)NAWAC-North American Wood Ape ConservancyTubi TV (Free) Watch Bigfoot Beyond the Trail DocuseriesBackcountry Post | Maine Scout Camp EncounterCar-Sized Sea Monsters---------------------------Find us on Patreon and become a founding FREE Member!Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing with a friend! Share this podcast with a friend!!!Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, send an email to verbalecho@gmail.comRead my stories on the Medium PublicationMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, and Licensed music through PodcastleLegal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from others.

What do Krampus, Angry Bears, Gingerbread Houses, AI Misinformation, and Bigfoot’s moral compass all have in common? Apparently… this conversation.In the second episode of Echoes After Dark, Sara and Monica spiral through the shadow side of Christmas, Grimm's Fairy Tales, and the ever-expanding universe of Sasquatch theory. From tectonic shifts and reports of different types of Sasquatch, to the growing divide between flesh-and-blood researchers and the “woo” crowd, this episode dives straight into the weird with curiosity and humor intact.They also unpack the rise of AI-generated nonsense and disreputable paranormal content on YouTube, review recent paranormal documentaries, and explore a fascinating science article about Italian bears evolving to be less aggressive toward humans—and why that might mirror reported Bigfoot behavior.The conversation extends into expanded consciousness, higher-level thinking, altruism in Sasquatch encounters, and whether Bigfoot communication theories suggest something far more complex than we’re ready to admit.Equal parts skeptical, speculative, and slightly feral, this episode is for listeners who like their paranormal conversations thoughtful, funny, and just a little unhinged—the way Echoes After Dark was meant to be. JOIN US!--------------------KrampusItalian BearsTectonic Plates and PangeaFind us on Patreon and become a founding FREE Member!Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing with a friend! Share this podcast with a friend!!!Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, send an email to verbalecho@gmail.comRead my stories on the Medium PublicationMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, and Licensed music through PodcastleLegal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from others.

What happens when two women with a shared past in the restaurant industry reunite after years of strange jobs, wild coworkers, and even stranger experiences in the mountains? In this After Dark episode of The Verbal Echo, Monica sits down with Sara to unpack how they met, bonded as coworkers in the chaos of restaurant life, and later found themselves navigating something far more mysterious—life in the mountains, camping under dark skies, unexplained encounters, and living alongside spirits that don’t clock out.From possible Sasquatch activity in the wilderness to ghostly housekeeping in homes that never feel empty, this episode explores the female perspective on paranormal life, squatchery, and intuition—mixed with laughter, nostalgia, and a few “only in that job” stories from their service-industry days.If you love paranormal experiences, cryptids, mountain living, and real conversations about the unseen, this one’s for you. Once the sun goes down, the echoes get louder… -------------------------------Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing with a friend! Share this podcast with a friend!!!Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, send an email to verbalecho@gmail.comRead my stories on the Medium PublicationMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, and Licensed music through PodcastleLegal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from others.

Season 3 kicks off! Thanks for being a valued listener of this podcast. Please like, share and follow wherever you listen.Stay tuned for more episodes, expanded content, and my new co-host, Sara Rowe, starting next week!Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing with a friend!Do you want to tell your story? Reach out, send an email to verbalecho@gmail.comRead my stories on the Medium PublicationMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2 & 3: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, and Licensed music through PodcastleLegal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from others.

Dr. John Baranchok. Click here to Learn more about JohnJohn S. Baranchok is a boots-on-the-ground Bigfoot field researcher and the author of Grasping Sasquatch: Prepping for Scientific Field Research. He hosted the 36-episode YouTube/Podcast series Grasping Sasquatch: Stories and Science. With a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology and extensive experience in scientific fieldwork, John has participated in over 20 Bigfoot expeditions. He brings a unique blend of science, psychology, and curiosity to his ongoing pursuit of Bigfoot research.This is Part 2.---------------------------Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing with a friend! Share this podcast with a friend!!!Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, send an email to verbalecho@gmail.comRead my stories on the Medium PublicationMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, and Licensed music through PodcastleLegal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from others.

Dr. John Baranchok. Click here to Learn more about John John S. Baranchok is a boots-on-the-ground Bigfoot field researcher and the author of Grasping Sasquatch: Prepping for Scientific Field Research. He hosted the 36-episode YouTube/Podcast series Grasping Sasquatch: Stories and Science. With a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology and extensive experience in scientific fieldwork, John has participated in over 20 Bigfoot expeditions. He brings a unique blend of science, psychology, and curiosity to his ongoing pursuit of Bigfoot research.This is a 2-part episode. Tune in next week for the second half.---------------------------Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing with a friend! Spring Challenge: Share this podcast with a friend!!!Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, send an email to verbalecho@gmail.comRead my stories on the Medium PublicationMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, and: Licensed music through PodcastleLegal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from others.

Jessica shares her story of a lifetime of creepy paranormal encounters. This encounter will leave you with more questions than answers. We dive into many experiences of the unknown and her search for meaning and why these experiences follow her everywhere across multiple states and different jobs. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing with a friend! Spring Challenge: Share this podcast with a friend!!!Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, send an email to verbalecho@gmail.comRead my stories on the Medium PublicationMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, and: Licensed music through PodcastleLegal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from others.

Meet Lynn K. Russell.In her own words: "As a child, I was the only spiritual person in our family. My grandfather’s death, when I was around eight or nine, made me realize my mortality. My mother was an atheist, and when I asked her what happened when you die, she told me "nothing, you just disappear". I was a little kid; I didn’t want to vanish, and I became terrified of death. In my mid-teens, I began studying the various religions, philosophies, and spiritualities. I studied their histories and how they developed...In my thirties, I developed an interest in cosmology and other sciences. Today I’m fascinated with the findings of quantum and astral physics, studies of the mind, and spiritual consciousness.I became a family counselor for almost thirty years and had many years as a workshop facilitator, giving talks, and teaching spirituality. I’m also a Unitarian lay chaplain and officiate at weddings, funerals, and child naming ceremonies. My interest in spiritual learning has not faded, and I now have over 65 years of spiritual growth.After retirement, I could finally get interested in what I wanted to do, be a writer. In one story, the hero astral projected. So, I went online to find out if it was even possible for my hero to do what I was proposing. That’s when I found OBEs (Out of Body Experiences) on a website called NDERF.org. Although they researched Near-Death Experiences, there was some information on OBEs as well. However, I got sidetracked when I became fascinated with the underlying profound spiritual knowledge within those reports. After joining the chat group, I became a bit of a regular, at least until Dr. Jeffery Long and his wife, Jody, asked for someone to volunteer to do research, and I put my hand up.It indeed was a delight to have ended up researching 2500 death experiences. I was interested in the experiences these people were having. After a while, I was more interested in the spiritual learning within the accounts. ......................................................................................Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing with a friend! Spring Challenge: Share this podcast with a friend!!!Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, send an email to verbalecho@gmail.comRead my stories on the Medium PublicationTo learn more about Monica or to contact the host if you'd like to be on the show:Monica Martin | Instagram, Facebook | LinktreeMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, Licensed music through PodcastleLegal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from others.

Meet Ian Whitehead! Click here to contact IanIan has found the secret sauce to launching a business and quitting your 9-5 with purpose and clarity through transition and tried-and-true methods. He's here to share his wisdom and tips for working your way toward the life you deserve to live and will love.Ian says, "You’re NOT alone! Balancing a full-time job and family life can be daunting enough...Trying to build a successful business (one that allows you to leave your 9-5 behind) without a plan - and you have a recipe for disaster.From Ian's Website: "My path led me from a high-stress corporate job, where I sacrificed sleep and sanity for long hours and endless meetings, to a life brimming with possibility and passion. A pivotal moment occurred when I embarked on a year-long adventure, travelling the world in 2012. This experience ignited a thirst for exploration, personal growth, and the pursuit of life's greater meaning… and it set the stage for my eventual leap into the world of coaching and entrepreneurship. My coaching philosophy is rooted in a clarity of purpose and alignment. Through my personalized coaching program, I guide clients in uncovering their "why" to launching a successful business they are proud of and acquiring their first client in 4 months. My approach encompasses not only the practical aspects of business but also the development of a growth mindset, erasing limiting beliefs and finding the balance between work and life. If you're in search of clarity so you can finally build that business you’ve been dreaming of and transcend your 9-5 routine, my coaching program “Foundation to Freedom” is here to empower you."...................................................................................................................................................................Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping us grow by sharing with a friend! Spring Challenge: Share this podcast with a friend!!!Thank YOU!!! Do you want to tell your story on this show? Reach out, send an email to verbalecho@gmail.comRead my stories on the Medium PublicationTo learn more about Monica or to contact the host if you'd like to be on the show:Monica Martin | Instagram, Facebook | LinktreeMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music, Licensed music through PodcastleLegal Disclaimer: As always, this podcast is for entertainment only, and the views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from others.

Nicholas Pearson has been immersed in all aspects of the mineral kingdom for thirty years. As one of the leading voices in crystal magic and healing today, Nicholas offers a unique blend of science and spirituality alongside a grounded, practical approach to working with stones. He is an internationally renowned speaker and the award-winning author of nine books, including Crystal Basics, Stones of the Goddess, and Crystals for Psychic Self-Defense. You can find him online at Theluminouspearl.com and @theluminouspearl on Instagram. Since our recording last fall, Nicholas has published another! book and you can find it here:Flower Essences from the Witches GardenTo find out all about Nicholas Pearson's Events - in person and remote, click HERE............................................................................................................................................................Thank you for listening to this podcast and helping grow by sharing with a friend! Spring Challenge: Share this podcast with 1 friend!!! Thank YOU!!!Read my stories on the Medium PublicationTo learn more about Monica or to contact the host if you'd like to be on the show:Monica Martin | Instagram, Facebook | LinktreeMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski MusicLegal Disclaimer: As always: this podcast is for entertainment only and the views and opinions expressed by guests are solely their own. Always consult with medical professionals or your own experts before relying on advice or wisdom from others.

We are evolving in version 2.0 and turning boldly into the unknown. Join host Monica Martin as we explore extraordinary experiences through the voices of those who've lived to tell their stories. From authentic experiences to mind-expanding revelations and personal transformations, we seek to understand the human story, with all its unexpected weird twists and turns.You will hear first-hand stories of the unexplained—from mysterious cryptids and alien encounters to paranormal experiences that defy explanation through the lens of the human experience. We will talk with authors, researchers, other podcasters, experts, and everyday people who need a sounding board to share everything they know and spread grassroots communication.Each episode features human stories that challenge what we think we know, revealing details that often fly under the radar. We don't want mainstream conversations on this podcast. We will look at the fringe, the edges, and the intersections of thought-provoking topics and bring them out of the shadows.If you’re drawn to the strange and hidden, join me on The Verbal Echo and discover how every story can change what you believe is possible.No guardrails.

Meet Benjamin Stimpson. Benjamin is an integrative therapist, spiritual director, award-winning author, podcaster, and independent scholar of folklore and history. A member of the modern NeoPagan and queer communities, Ben’s personal life helps to inform his professional and research work. Ben holds a BA (Honours) in Medieval, Classical, and Religious Studies from the University of Waterloo; a post-graduate Diploma in Spiritual Psychotherapy; and a Diploma in Social Service Work. As a therapist, he excels in working with members of the queer community and other marginalized populations and ascribes to transpersonal, systemic, and narrative approaches to therapy. He is the host of the Essence podcast, a weekly show interviewing fellow authors and practitioners in alternative spirituality and therapy. His debut title, Ancestral Whispers: A Guide to Developing Ancestral Veneration Practices was released by Llewellyn Worldwide and won the 2024 Gold Medal at the COVR Awards. His second title, Wise Ones: Legends of Witches, Magicians and Cunningfolk of England and Wales is set to debut in June 2025 through Crossed Crow Books.To connect with Benjamin - check out his website HERE------------------------------------------------------------------>>>Get your FREE copy of the 21-Day Jumpstart Habit Tracker HERERead my stories on the Medium PublicationTo learn more about Monica or to contact the host if you'd like to be on the show:Monica Martin | Instagram, Facebook | LinktreeEnter to win 3 FREE Coaching Sessions in October: Fall Giveaway with Monica Click -->>>HereMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music

Meet Brownell Landrum! Brownell Landrum is an author, inventor, songwriter, and explorer of metaphysical mysteries. In addition to being the host and executive producer of the Life is a Trip Reincarnation Stories Podcast and the author of The End and the upcoming We Meet Again trilogy, she is the author of over a dozen books and screenplays ranging from nonfiction (Five Reasons Why Bad Things Happen) to fiction including The DUET stories novel series, children’s books, and more. Her stories can be summarized as follows: Lose Yourself in the Fiction… Find Yourself in the Truth. Brownell’s stories dig deep into the heart and soul of the human experience incorporating humor, mysticism, love, and life. Her areas of expertise and metaphysical topics include: – Reincarnation and past lives – Fate, destiny and free will – Purpose and passion – And – always – delving into the WHY.Connect with Brownell:Brownell’s We Meet Again trilogy on Amazon Reincarnation Stories Podcast Website - Connect to all Links------------------------------------------------------------------>>>Get your FREE copy of the 21-Day Jumpstart Habit Tracker HERERead my stories on the Medium PublicationTo learn more about Monica or to contact the host if you'd like to be on the show:Monica Martin | Instagram, Facebook | LinktreeEnter to win 3 FREE Coaching Sessions in October: Fall Giveaway with Monica Click -->>>HereMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music

John Olsen is an author and host of The Stranger Bridgerland Podcast. Each episode delves into the eerie and unexplained. Nestled in the scenic Cache Valley of northern Utah, John calls Wellsville home, where he lives with his wife and youngest son. When he’s not exploring the outdoors with his family, he’s diving into the supernatural.John’s fascination with the paranormal began at a young age in his childhood home, an old farmhouse dating back to the 1880s. From mysterious knocks and phantom footsteps to unsettling encounters with what he calls the “man in the hat,” his experiences sparked a lifelong passion for the unknown. Despite his parents’ fears of judgment from their tight-knit community, John found solace in library books and personal encounters, leading him to discover that others had similar stories to share.Over the past 25 years, John has dedicated himself to uncovering and documenting strange phenomena across the western United States. The Stranger Bridgerland series is your gateway to the extraordinary, featuring firsthand accounts of everything from ghosts and hauntings to Sasquatch and UFOs.Join John as he explores the fringes of reality and shares tales that will leave you questioning what you thought you knew about the world. Tune in for a journey into the mysterious and the supernatural—one story at a time.Find John's Books here ---->>>>>>> LinkStranger Bridgerland Goodreads PageMain Contact for John------------------------------------------------------------------>>>Get your FREE copy of the 21-Day Jumpstart Habit Tracker HERERead my stories on the Medium PublicationTo learn more about Monica or to contact the host if you'd like to be on the show:Monica Martin | Instagram, Facebook | LinktreeEnter to win 3 FREE Coaching Sessions in October: Fall Giveaway with Monica Click -->>>HereMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music

Debut author J.T. Maxwell had this idea for Red Brick Road in high school, and did nothing with it until his son was born in '07, then shelved it in '11, and came back to it when the world shut down 4 years ago. He's a teacher, a husband, a father, and now an author. His book is about...well, the easiest way to put it, do you remember when Dorothy lands in Munchkin Land in the Wizard of Oz, and the Munchkins tell her to follow the yellow brick road? Well, she started from a point where the yellow brick road unwound from a center, like a nautilus shell...only it was also wound around a red brick road...well, where does that go? This journey of self-discovery will help you find out where...Good Reads Bio------------------------------------------------------------------>>>Get your FREE copy of the 21-Day Jumpstart Habit Tracker HERERead my stories on the Medium PublicationTo learn more about Monica or to contact the host if you'd like to be on the show:Monica Martin | Instagram, Facebook | LinktreeEnter to win 3 FREE Coaching Sessions in October: Fall Giveaway with Monica Click -->>>HereMusic Artist credits for this podcast:Season 1: IkoliksSeason 2: Amoeba Crew, Dagored, and Salinski Music