What does it actually look like when a ghost appears in full — solid, walking, and completely unaware you're watching? This week, we share not one but three personal encounters withfull body apparitions, including a woman on a moonlit country lane who turned out to match the description of someone's late grandmother. We also bring the stories of the Elemental of Leap Castle, a dash cam sighting on Vicars Hill in Armagh that went viral, and the gentle spirit still watching over children who weren't even her own.Joining us in the glass this week is Four Roses Single Barrel — a sipping bourbon with a soft open, a mid-palate punch, and a love story behind the name. Have you ever seen a full body apparition? We want to hear from you — betweenspiritspodcast@gmail.com

This week we take a softer, more comforting turn into the world of signs from the other side. We share some remarkable personal stories — yellow minis, blue crayons, white cats, and a rusty red heart-shaped balloon that stopped my sister in her tracks — and makes the case that if a sign brings you comfort, that's enough.

All of this washed down with Eagle Rare 10 Year — a Buffalo Trace bourbon and a solid cabinet staple with a bit of history behind it.

If you've been sent a sign, we'd love to hear about it — reach out at betweenspiritspodcast@gmail.com.

Tonight we pour Makers Mark 46 bourbon - and explore one of the most universal paranormal experiences: dreams of the dead !

Why do 58% of us dream of deceased loved ones, and why do most of us believe it was real ? From historical cases in the Society for Psychical Research archives to family stories passed down through generations, we share accounts of warnings, messages, and reunions that defy easy explanation.

Comfort, closure, a warning, or something more ? Pour one and decide for yourself.

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Every building holds its history — but some hold on to it a little too tightly. Tonight we're stepping inside some of the world's most notorious haunted locations. This episode, we also get personal. We share our own experiences aswell from places we've actually walked — the oppressive darkness of Bodmin Jail, the overgrown stillness of Highgate Cemetery, the raw, unsettling energy of Leap Castle, the isolation of Loftus Hall, and the centuries of stories buried beneath the streets of Edinburgh's Vaults.

Tonight's "other" spirit is Woodford Reserve Double Oaked — twice barrelled, rich with toasted oak, dark cherry, and vanilla, and exactly the kind of drink you want in your hand when the conversation turns to places you wouldn't visit alone.

We've all had it happen. Those keys, that earring, the book that vanishes and reappears somewhere it has no business being. Tonight we're digging into the disappearing object phenomenon, and it's stranger cousin, apportation.

We share a few unforgettable stories along the way: a gift that vanished from the house just before it was to be handed over, a nail varnish with a mind of it's own, and the unsettling accounts of objects appearing out of thin air.

A small departure from tradition tonight - we're swapping the bourbon for a pint of Guinness. Sometimes the right drink for ghost talk is closer to home.

In this episode, we explore one of the most chilling and mysterious corners of the paranormal — children and ghosts. From eerie encounters to unsettling stories that blur the line between imagination and the unknown, we dive into stories about children linked to supernatural experiences.

As always, we pair the conversation with our featured “other spirit” — Wild Turkey Longbranch Bourbon — a smooth, smoky pour that keeps things grounded while the discussion drifts into the otherworldly.

Tonight we're talking "knocking" stories - mysterious taps on windows and doors, and their eerie links to death and the unknown.

We share Irish folklore, including the chilling "death knock" , and a personal story of knocking heard around the time of a loved one passing.

All while sipping on Bulleit Bourbon 10 Year OId - smooth, warming and perfect for a dark night's conversation.

This episode explores the darker side of animal apparitions - from ghostly horses to the ominous hound known as The Fetch, long associated with death and warning. What do these sightings really mean ?

With a glass of Elijah Craig Small Batch Bourbon as our "other" spirit of choice, join us as we dive into folklore, symbolism and the unknown.