Paranormal Underground Radio: Winter Balefire - Occultist and Magic & Lore Expert
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What does the opening banter about candy reveal about the hosts' Halloween traditions?
It's time to explore the unexplained. To delve into the mysteries of our world and the realms beyond. To seek out the answers to phenomena that defy conventional explanation. Welcome to Paranormal Underground Radio in the Dark with Karen Frazier and Chucky G. We're that journey.
hello everyone this is parent of underground radio in the dark with your host karen frazier and me chucky g hi karen how's it going
hi chucky it's going well how are you
it's i'm doing i'm doing good this is our halloween extravaganza
that's right happy halloween happy halloween That means that Chuck and I will be bobbing for apples, eating candy, and drinking booze the entire
show. This is the worst. This is the worst. I mean, it's my favorite holiday, but it's the worst day because if being a diabetic, there's candy everywhere and you just can't not eat it. I just
can't. I don't eat candy. I'm sorry. I'll eat some
for you. Don't worry. I'll eat a bunch of chocolate for you, too.
Well, so what I'm saying is you actually can not eat
it. But I'm saying that I want to eat it.
I understand I want to eat it too.
It's delicious. It's delicious candies, especially like chocolate or Reese's Peanut Butter Cups or my favorites, Kit Kats.
Oh, are those your favorite? My favorite candy, I like Lemon Drops, which incidentally is also my favorite cocktail. And I like Sweet Tarts and Peanut Butter Cups.
I could never eat those candy corns. I don't know why.
Because they're disgustingly sweet. I know. I
don't like them. They're really weird, too. It's like chewing wax or something. Let's have some waxy corn that's not even really corn and it's
just full of
sugar.
Hey, Cheryl, what's your favorite candy?
Yeah,
really. Well, I love... I
know Cheryl's answer is candy. It's my favorite
candy. Chocolate is my favorite candy. Probably like a Three Musketeers or a Milky Way.
Oh, you like the nougat and the
caramel. I do. I love
it. Do you like the nuts in it or no? No. No
nuts.
No nuts. Okay.
No nuts? You don't like nuts?
I like nuts, just not in my candy bars. Wait.
all righty you answered my question thank you very much for playing i
also like dark chocolate with like um spicy like chili peppers or something and i like that too
you
like the dark chocolate that's pretty good though dark chocolate is much better than the other chocolate it is much better like that i like the m&ms they have the m&ms with dark chocolate oh my god
i can eat
a whole bag in like two seconds
i can't even tell you the last time i had candy
no
Or an M&M.
I'm sorry.
Years. It's been a long time.
That's okay. I'll eat some for you. Don't worry. Hey, guess what? We have a guest on tonight. Her name is...
Well, we never have guests.
I love her name. I got to say it again. Winter Balefire.
That's so unusual that we have a guest on this evening.
I know. Isn't that crazy?
We usually don't do it. We're breaking from our format.
Our format, which is just us talking for two
hours
straight. Blah,
blah, blah. Eventually we sound like Charlie Brown's teacher. We're
talking about appendages and candy and all sorts of stuff we shouldn't be talking about. But she's an occultist and magic and lore expert. I want to know... what kind of an, I mean, what is she an expert at magic and lore? Like what? I mean, I need to find this stuff out. I mean, cause all right. Do you believe in magic? I mean, magic, you know what I'm saying? Like, you know, glitter coming from your hands, magic, you know, that kind of stuff like Merlin magic. Come on.
Do you? Well, I believe that we have far more ability to manipulate the universe and work within the natural laws of the universe than we realize.
Okay.
So in that way, I believe, I guess, in magic. But can I shoot glitter from my hands? Not from my hands.
Darn it.
I can do it from my butt.
That's what I meant by not from my hands.
I know.
You knew what I meant by that, huh?
Yeah, but I just wanted to say it out loud. I'm shooting glitter from my butts, folks. That's what we're going to do tonight. Woo-hoo. Happy Halloween. All right. So before we get to the news of the strange and the odd, I did a Halloween story.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What does the opening banter about candy reveal about the hosts' Halloween traditions?
0:01–17:00
2
How does Winter Balefire define magic and explain everyday practices like affirmations and crystals?
17:00–51:03
3
What are the origins and evolution of Halloween according to Winter Balefire?
51:03–1:10:39
4
Why are sports superstitions accepted while other rituals are dismissed as odd?
1:10:39–1:21:02
5
What different branches of witchcraft and related traditions does Winter mention?
1:21:02–1:41:06
6
Do ley lines and high‑energy locations influence paranormal activity or health?
1:41:06–1:51:08
Speakers
6 identifiedMore from Paranormal Underground Radio
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