In this episode—exploring the crossover between ancient divining practices and modern technology—Craig and Andy tackle the history, pseudoscience, and dark real-world fallout of dowsing and quantum-generated coordinates.

From 16th-century German mining texts, Martin Luther’s warnings of demonic witchcraft, and modern UK water utilities using hazel twigs to the rise of Randonautica during lockdown, we dive into how intention, mind-matter interaction, and confirmation bias shape our search for the unexplained. We discuss the terrifying true cases linked to the app—including the Seattle Alki Beach suitcase murders—before heading out into the field. Armed with the app and an intention set strictly for "beer", Craig and Andy venture into the darkening woods near Ashurst in the New Forest, navigating sketchy log crossings, abandoned woodland camps, and a race against the clock to catch a train.

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Written by Craig Brooks and hosted by Craig Brooks and Andy Stevens

Edited by Craig Brooks

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