Show Notes
For centuries, humanity has been obsessed with one chilling question: what happens after we die?
In the search for answers, people have turned to tools said to bridge the gap between our world and the next - seances, automatic writing, and Ouija boards.
The Ouija board, marketed as an innocent game since the late 1800s, surged in popularity during periods of mass grief and uncertainty like World War I and the Spanish Flu pandemic, when desperate people longed to contact those they had lost. But opening a door to the unknown can come with a terrifying cost… because sometimes, whatever answers back may not be human at all.
In this episode, M reads true stories of people who used a Ouija board and lived through paranormal experiences because of it!
Story 1: HESS Story 2: A true story from my past Story 3: HIM Story 4: Magoo Story 5: Mrs. Moon Story 6: My Ouija Board Experience
Credits:Music by AtlasAudio, Nikita Kondrashev, and everything_is_dead from Pixabay Sound Effect by Tomáš Herudek from Pixabay -----------------------------------------------------------
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