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Inside the Paranormal: Keith Evans on Haunted Hotels, Spirit Communication & High Strangeness

Inside the Paranormal: Keith Evans on Haunted Hotels, Spirit Communication & High Strangeness

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 In this eye-opening episode of Broadcasting Seeds, host Bennett Tanton welcomes paranormal investigator and author Keith Evans, who shares decades of firsthand experience with hauntings, spirit activity, and the eerie world of high strangeness. From ghostly encounters in historic hotels to using tech and intuition to communicate with the other side, Keith walks us through what it really means to investigate the paranormal with integrity and curiosity.

We dig into:

The ethics of paranormal investigation
True accounts of haunted locations and spiritual attachments
Why intention matters when dealing with the supernatural
Keith’s unique methods and the stories behind his books
How belief, energy, and environment intersect in unexplained phenomena

If you're drawn to ghost stories, investigative paranormal research, and the thin veil between this world and the next, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.

🔍 Brace yourself—some doors, once opened, don’t close so easily...

Links:

https://www.keithoevans.com/

https://a.co/d/0oo1971 Book on Amazon

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