In this fun and free-flowing episode of Paranormal Lens, we take a lighthearted look at residual hauntings... but with a twist. What if the best way to understand them is actually through sandwiches?

If you’ve been following along, you know food keeps finding its way into our paranormal theories. In episode 5, we made you scared to eat ramen noodles because a ghost named Andy might be trapped inside. In episode 7, we warned that your pumpkin spice latte might conjure spirits. Now in episode 8, we’re making you scared to eat sandwiches... because you might just be devouring residual energy!

But it’s not just about food and fun metaphors. We also dive into dream states, time loops, and the most daunting question of all: is time even real? From playful analogies to deeper paranormal theories, this episode is a multi-directional conversation about residual energies, loops, and the strange ways time might work.

Whether you’re a seasoned paranormal investigator, a lover of ghost stories, or just here for the cheesy jokes, this episode has something for you.

Event season is officially here, and Paranormal Lens is kicking it off with our first LIVE in-person recording after an unforgettable weekend at MAD CON 8! In this episode, we dive headfirst into Spooky Season, from whether Pumpkin Spice lattes could summon spirits, to debating if the veil between worlds really is thinnest around Halloween.

But we don’t stop there. We reveal actual data on the most paranormally “active” time of year we’ve experienced as investigators... and the results may surprise you.

Later, we share our favorite Halloween movies, and trust us, our picks will surprise you even more.

Whether you’re a ghost hunter, horror fan, or just love all things paranormal, this episode is packed with creepy fun, supernatural insights, and seasonal laughs.

In this episode, Ben Goldman, Brienna Shear, and Angela Wingard sit down for a candid conversation about skepticism in the paranormal, and how it’s increasingly being overshadowed by sensationalism. From viral videos on TikTok to trending paranormal YouTube clips, the hosts explore how the focus on click-driven storytelling often sidelines critical thinking and evidence-based investigation.

They discuss the pressures that content creators face in a culture obsessed with views and likes, and how even passionate investigators can feel pulled between curiosity and performance. Drawing on their personal experiences in both filmmaking and paranormal research, Ben, Brienna, and Angela reflect on why healthy skepticism is essential, how it has evolved in the digital age, and why maintaining a thoughtful, measured approach matters when exploring the unexplained.