#10 Samhain

#12 Imbolc Lore

Imbolc is a festival that celebrates femininity, rebirth, and hope. Who was Bridget the saint, and Bridget the goddess? What connects Groundhog day and Valentines Day to early pagan traditions? Jenny and Sarah are about to enlighten you.

#11 Mary's on the Move

Ever stared at a statue long enough that you thought you saw it swaying? In this episode, Jenny and Sarah investigate famous cases of Marian statues that have been recorded moving, crying or are associated with unsettling, holy apparitions.  Learn about the Ireland's own famous moving statue that had the media from all over the work visiting a tiny village in Co. Cork.

#10 Samhain

It's officially spooky season! Our favourite time of the year. The veil between our world and the otherworld is at it's thinnest, so be prepared for some potentially strange encounters this October. I mean, it's 2020, do you really think ghosts wouldn't enjoy heightening the chaos? In this episode, we'll help prevent that from happening  by teaching you ways to appease your ancestors and the many ghoulish souls wandering the earth this night. Also, who knew Halloween would be the best time to find out who your future lover might be. Forget Tinder, grab your cabbage instead! Opening: Voice of Vincent Browne

#9 Possession and Exorcism in the Catholic Church

In 2018, 250 priests from 50 countries traveled to Rome to attend an exorcism training course. It has also been recommended, from a leading Irish exorcist, that Ireland should have a exorcist in each of the 26 dioceses in the country. The fear of demonic possession is more alive now than ever. Why does the need for exorcism exist? True 2020 vibes. *Opening voice is an extract from Hostage to the Devil on Netflix. Based on the life of Malachi Martin, an Irish exorcist.

#8 Haunted Pubs of Ireland

The Irish Pub: Famous worldwide, a central aspect of Irish culture and a hoarder of ghosts? We count down Ireland's most haunted pubs and begin planning the epic route for our Banshee Pub Crawl. If you've been missing the pubs since lockdown, then we'll have you thirsting for a pint in our paranormal pubs. Poem: Haunted Houses by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow