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Homespun Haints: True Ghost StoriesShow Notes
Lower-half body apparitions are more common than you think, fast food restaurants have secret sauces and some haunted castles can kill you. We learned a lot from our Season 5, and we want to ensure you go forth this winter with the same valuable knowledge that will keep you safe from the lure of the picture-perfect lifestyle. Life is messy, ghosts are messier, and we may have the messiest morals of all. What would Becky and Diana be like if we were brothers? Perhaps we'd be a bit like skeptic...
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