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508. Adventure Seeker, Ghost Hunter, Author Rachel Weaver and her paranormal experiences

In this episode of the 222 Paranormal Podcast, hosts Jen and Joe Shortridge welcome Rachel Weaver, an adventure seeker, ghost hunter, and author. Rachel shares her deeply personal journey into the paranormal, starting from a childhood filled with unexplained experiences in haunted homes. She discusses how these early encounters shaped her lifelong fascination with the unknown and led her to become a grounded and respectful investigator.
Rachel Weaver recounts her childhood in a Victorian home where she saw apparitions and felt uneasy in a parlor, later learning it was where deceased relatives were laid out. She explains how being an empath makes her a magnet for spirits, and she uses an imaginary bubble to protect herself. Rachel shares memorable investigation experiences, including a cemetery visit where she heard a spirit calling for help and later felt protected by spirits when a homeless man appeared. She also discusses her belief that Bigfoot is ancient and possibly interdimensional, expressing interest in using her empathic abilities to communicate with them. Rachel describes her YouTube channel and living in a 1947 home with ghosts she calls 'OGs'. She talks about a portal in her bedroom closet and her approach to setting boundaries with spirits, opposing the practice of binding them. The conversation concludes with details about her investigation group, Cold Country Paranormal, and their mission to preserve historic sites through private and public investigations.
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Jennifer shares a recent ghost story about cleaning her back room and having an active dowsing rod session with a female spirit.
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Spirits are drawn to empaths.
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Cemeteries are waiting rooms for spirits
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Bigfoot is ancient and possibly interdimensional
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She lives in a 1947 home with ghosts she calls 'OGs'
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I set boundaries now.
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Your mind is like a computer with too many tabs open.