This week on Between Spirits, we’re wandering through haunted Dublin, where ghostly strangers tip their hats, an archbishop still searches for a missing letter, and a little girl is said to haunt the Shelbourne Hotel. 👻

From eerie theatre corridors to a Dublin laneway called Hell, join us for chilling legends, a listener’s ghostly encounter, and a glass of Jameson Black Barrel Proof.

Have a ghost story of your own? Send it to betweenspiritspodcast@gmail.com

What if the worst moment of your morning is the one that saves your life? We dig into burnt toast theory – the small delays that steer people away from disaster. From the Titanic passengers who never boarded to near-misses on 9/11, the choir that was late on the one night it mattered, and a man booked on both doomed Malaysia Airlines flights in the same year. Plus two stories closer to home that still can't be explained.

In the glass: Yellow Spot 12 Year Old Single Pot Still – a whiskey that only came back thanks to a lucky find.

Coincidence, or something watching over us?

Two spirits. One glass. No guarantees.

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This week on Between Spirits, we dive into some chilling paranormal tales from Reddit — from ghostly children and shadow figures to a soaking-wet apparition with an unsettling calling card.

With Buffalo Trace bourbon as our other spirit of choice, we share our theories, a few laughs, and a story that might leave you wishing it really WAS a ghost…

Are you brave enough to listen with the lights off?

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In this episode of Between Spirits, we’re talking psychics and mediums. M shares readings that have stayed with her, while Q looks at predictions that went chillingly right—and others that went terribly wrong. Can someone really see what’s coming or speak to the dead?

Our other "spirit" of choice is Blanton’s Single Barrel bourbon.

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What if you heard someone you love calling your name… but they weren’t there?

This week on Between Spirits, we’re talking about mimics: eerie voices that sound exactly like people you know. We share unsettling encounters, including a voice calling from the woods, while Q looks for a more earthly explanation.

Our other spirit of choice is Russell’s Reserve 10 Year Old - a small batch bourbon from Wild Turkey.Heard your name when no one was home? Don't answer it — but do tell us... betweenspiritspodcast@gmail.com

Orbs, corpse candles, and the ghost light that never goes out. This week we pour a Jameson Black Barrel and go chasing strange lights that shouldn't exist — Irish will-o'-the-wisps and the legend of Drunken Jack, Japan's soul-eating onibi, the Brown Mountain Lights of North Carolina, the Blue Man of Kilrush, and the eerie blue flame sailors once called St. Elmo's Fire.

Two spirits. One glass. No guarantees... Email your stories to betweenspiritspodcast@gmail.com

In this episode, we explore the rituals, folklore and beliefs surrounding banishing and protecting yourself from negative spirits. M shares her own daily protection routine and the story of having our home spiritually cleansed, while we uncover witch bottles, salt circles, protective charms and the darker reality of exorcisms.

We also hear a chilling listener story about a Ouija board followed by a terrifying run of bad luck—all while sipping the powerful but surprisingly smooth Maker’s Mark 101 bourbon.

Pour yourself a glass, protect your space and join us… send your stories to us at betweenspiritspodcast@gmail.com 👻

We’re taking a little two-week holiday break, so there’ll be no new episode for the next two weeks. We’ll see you all again on 13 September—rested, recharged and ready for more spirits! 👻

This week we pour a glass of Maple Mayhem from Blacks Whiskey Distillery in Kinsale and dive into physical touches from beyond — the ones you feel when nobody's there. From the Bell Witch's slaps and pinches to the Enfield Poltergeist's invisible grip, we trace the line between the terrifying and the tender: hair strokes, hand squeezes, and the comforting "crisis touches" reported by the grieving. Plus a detour into sleep paralysis, phantom limb sensations, and Ireland's tradition of touching the corpse at a wake.

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