Paranormal Unsettled - Coming February 2nd!
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Paranormal Unsettled - Coming February 2nd!
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About this listen
These are places shaped by human decisions, fear, authority, and loss. Their reputations are built on whispers, warnings, and repeated retellings, yet the most unsettling details often live in the contradictions. Records that do not align. Testimony that refuses to settle. Evidence that lingers without explanation.
No jump scares. No theatrics. Just stories and what lingers when the doors close.
Join us to learn the the uncomfortable truth this February!
➡️Episode 1: The Stanley Hotel - February 2nd
➡️Episode 2: Waverly Hills Sanatorium - February 9th
➡️Episode 3: Eastern State Penitentiary - February 16th
➡️Episode 4: Trans-Allegheny Lunatic Asylum - February 23rd
➡️Episode 5: RMS Queen Mary - February 27th
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I’m Johnny Clash. I’m a dad, a gamer, a former pro wrestler and a paranormal enthusiast, and I believe there is something out there, something we don’t fully understand. But I’m not here to prove it, and I’m not here to debunk it. I’m here to observe, to explore, and to look closely at what happens when expectation meets the unknown. This is Paranormal Unsettled.
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