The word Spirit is used frequently across the paranormal community, but what does it mean?

After asking a lot of people that question, Andy and Mary go deeply into the concept and see where it touches on metaphysics and quantum computing!

Prepare to go down more tangents than usual!

Any seasoned paranormal investigator will have favourite techniques or tricks they keep in their backpocket to help progress their research, and also a number of things they tried and were absolute faiures.

Join Mary and Andy who will be sharing their top do's and dont's of things to do whilst investigation.

Capturing audio evidence on an investigation is amazing, but what steps can you take to give you the best chance to also have proof that your evidence is genuinely supernatural?

Mary and Andy take a very deep dive into the techniques and equipment solutions as well as share some of their own audio recordings caught in the field at some of the most interesting haunted locations in the UK!

In this special episode of Arcane Frequencies, Andy shares a personal experience he witnessed whilst driving home from the Paracon in Northwich, whilst Mary suggests a few ideas about how to dig into it a bit further and open the incident up to a wider audience.

On this episode Mary and Andy dive headfirst into the controversial topic of Orbs and come up with some new theories as well as add to the ever growing list of experiments which could be conducted to conclusively answer; Is there a place for Orbs in the paranormal?

Mary and Andy are looking into mirrors this episode. They explore the link between mirrors and portals, touch on scrying experiences and delve into the concept of places which are in between other places!

Join Mary and Andy to discuss some of the finer points of the haunted objects phenonoma, how it relates to practical investigation and learn exactly what objects they would pick if they ended up haunting an item!

Andy and Mary tackle some advanced use of using trigger music during investigations, and come up with some exciting new experiments for the future