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Learn the secrets of the Ouija board and the use and methods to yield the best results in this fascinating work first published in 1919. 

This audiobook is partly based upon my own research and observations, and partly based upon the information given to me by Christopher Quaratino (aka Christopher Lutz), who along with his brother, Daniel, and sister, Melissa, are now the only people living, who can offer any sort of accurate insight into what life was like living in probably the most famous, or infamous, haunted homes ever recorded. In the following audiobook I will try to clarify some of the facts and bury the myths. It is my hope that listeners will find or learn something new from this audiobook.

Matthew noticed a number of friends dying without leaving much vital information. In some cases, they had not even made a Will. The family was left to pick up the pieces. Death is challenging enough - and something we will all face - but by having your affairs in order, it will make the process a whole lot easier and kinder.

The Podcast in the Backseat features Matthew Hutton and Wayne Alexander, two horror enthusiasts who want to impart their knowledge and experience to you. Tune in to listen to their review of chosen horror mediums as well as general discussion that inevitably goes off topic down numerous rabbit holes. This is a review show from a place of love. We love horror movies and want to use this podcast to celebrate them.

Join the 'Phil and Kirstie of job hunting', Matt and Suzy, as every episode they help anyone looking for a new job onto the next steps. If you have been made redundant, lost your job or just looking for a change, this is podcast for you. Suzy is a career coach and a proven expert in helping people through redundancy and Matt is some of her best work! It is informative, fun and waiting to help you. So join in and send questions or your stories of job hunting nightmares and successes to hello@suzydale.co.uk or tweet @howsuzy---Matthew and Suzy do not accept liability for outcomes resulting from ...

This strange tale, told in verse, reflects Satan's disappointment at the people of Gateshead for turning their backs on him in favor of the somewhat eccentric Wesleyan Methodist minister by the name of Hodgson Casson.

Not many people have influenced the world we live in today in quite the same way as Abraham Lincoln. A visionary, scholar, and gentle soul. Simple qualities we all have within us, but few use these qualities to benefit mankind in quite the same way as Abe did. Centuries after his passing into spirit, we still remember his name, his work, and his legacy and will continue to do so for centuries to come. This short trilogy of verse I feel best capture his essence and the feeling of people who lived with and knew him.

In the first part of the 19th century, many young men held a secret longing to abandon their lives in North Shields, along with their homes and families, and sail away to distant lands in search of wealth, romance, and adventure. John Margetts was not one of them! He disappeared one night under the most unnatural circumstances.

Whether you believe that ghosts are the returning spirits of the dead or shadows of the past captured in the surrounding fabric of a building like a snapshot of time, one thing is for sure, they have a profound effect on those who witness them and have become the source of stories such as this fascinating paranormal tale of love from beyond the grave.

After a visit to Gateshead in 1933, the author and playwright, J. B. Priestley, wrote: “The whole town appeared to have been carefully planned by an enemy of the human race.” Such damaging mud has stuck for years, but something about the little town of Gateshead makes the residents very reluctant to leave. Indeed this hold seems to stretch beyond the grave...

Built soon after the Norman conquest of 1066, Prudhoe was continuously occupied for nine centuries. Following the First World War, it fell in to ruin until it eventually ended up in the hands of a landowner during the 1940s. When the same wealthy property owner decided to buy up some of the land near the coast of Tynemouth, Elizabeth Rogers and her mother, who rented a cottage on the land, were told they would have to leave their home.

The simple fact that the account outlined in this short audiobook was targeted by the spiritualist leaders of the time, and almost wiped out of existence, can only leave us wondering: How many fraudulent mediums were using these practices under the guise of spiritualism?