Daniel Noah

And I started going like, okay, let's walk through how they did it. And, you know, so it, so it, it, it involved that Jen Yamato, who's, you know, at the time was a senior writer for the LA times was paid off by the Stanley hotel to bring in a rigged Ouija board and,

that was connected by magnets to like a military grade machine that was in the, they somehow knew what room we'd be in and it was in the floor upstairs. And then they hired this couple, you know, it's just at certain points like that, okay, that sounds very expensive and involves a great deal of cloak and dagger amongst people I consider intimate friends. That doesn't seem very plausible.

that was connected by magnets to like a military grade machine that was in the, they somehow knew what room we'd be in and it was in the floor upstairs. And then they hired this couple, you know, it's just at certain points like that, okay, that sounds very expensive and involves a great deal of cloak and dagger amongst people I consider intimate friends. That doesn't seem very plausible.

that was connected by magnets to like a military grade machine that was in the, they somehow knew what room we'd be in and it was in the floor upstairs. And then they hired this couple, you know, it's just at certain points like that, okay, that sounds very expensive and involves a great deal of cloak and dagger amongst people I consider intimate friends. That doesn't seem very plausible.

Whereas the ghost scenario is pretty clean. But, um, but then, you know, what, what, what started happening too was like, you know, my, my anxiety about what would happen professionally is that, you know, and Elijah, a poor guy bears witness to this all the time. We'll, we'll go, we'll, we'll sit down for a meeting about a movie or something.

Whereas the ghost scenario is pretty clean. But, um, but then, you know, what, what, what started happening too was like, you know, my, my anxiety about what would happen professionally is that, you know, and Elijah, a poor guy bears witness to this all the time. We'll, we'll go, we'll, we'll sit down for a meeting about a movie or something.

Whereas the ghost scenario is pretty clean. But, um, but then, you know, what, what, what started happening too was like, you know, my, my anxiety about what would happen professionally is that, you know, and Elijah, a poor guy bears witness to this all the time. We'll, we'll go, we'll, we'll sit down for a meeting about a movie or something.

And the person's like, Hey, can we talk about your paranormal stuff? Like it's, there's, there's just people who are fascinated by this everywhere. And some of them are experienced versus some of them are just curious. And, but, um,

And the person's like, Hey, can we talk about your paranormal stuff? Like it's, there's, there's just people who are fascinated by this everywhere. And some of them are experienced versus some of them are just curious. And, but, um,

And the person's like, Hey, can we talk about your paranormal stuff? Like it's, there's, there's just people who are fascinated by this everywhere. And some of them are experienced versus some of them are just curious. And, but, um,

So then, you know, we ended up starting the podcast network SpectraVision Radio, which has kind of ended up largely my fault, but, you know, is really heavily leaning into this space and, you know, a very dedicated examination of all different aspects of the paranormal. And actually, we haven't even really started rolling out most of those shows yet. They're still in production.

So then, you know, we ended up starting the podcast network SpectraVision Radio, which has kind of ended up largely my fault, but, you know, is really heavily leaning into this space and, you know, a very dedicated examination of all different aspects of the paranormal. And actually, we haven't even really started rolling out most of those shows yet. They're still in production.

So then, you know, we ended up starting the podcast network SpectraVision Radio, which has kind of ended up largely my fault, but, you know, is really heavily leaning into this space and, you know, a very dedicated examination of all different aspects of the paranormal. And actually, we haven't even really started rolling out most of those shows yet. They're still in production.

in various um states of production um but uh so it's it's it's it's interesting how one of the things we've realized and you probably see this too is that people who are horror fans generally are also really interested in the anomalous experience there there's yeah like this this blurring of or like this distinction between what's real and what isn't or what's fiction some don't though i've encountered some people are like the opposite

in various um states of production um but uh so it's it's it's it's interesting how one of the things we've realized and you probably see this too is that people who are horror fans generally are also really interested in the anomalous experience there there's yeah like this this blurring of or like this distinction between what's real and what isn't or what's fiction some don't though i've encountered some people are like the opposite

in various um states of production um but uh so it's it's it's it's interesting how one of the things we've realized and you probably see this too is that people who are horror fans generally are also really interested in the anomalous experience there there's yeah like this this blurring of or like this distinction between what's real and what isn't or what's fiction some don't though i've encountered some people are like the opposite

Is that right? What have you found?

Is that right? What have you found?

Is that right? What have you found?

Oh, same. Yeah. Same.