Welcome to Theory of Paranormal season 3, episode 7 with Pax and Dalton. This episode explores strange and mysterious paranormal activity across Canada, from indigenous legends like Wendigos and little people to eerie Quebec hauntings and Nova Scotia’s ghost ships and Oak Island mysteries. We discuss ghost babies, haunted theaters, poltergeists, fairies, and regional folklore, sharing stories, listener questions, and historical context.

Season 3, Episode 6 of Theory of Paranormal — hosts Pax and Dalton explore unsettling Asian folklore and paranormal tales from Malaysia, the Philippines, Japan, China, Korea, Indonesia, India, Sri Lanka and more, with a brief breakout on eerie Alaskan legends and Paranormal.

Highlights include vampire-like Pontianak, the Philippine manananggal, Japan’s slit-mouth woman, Chinese Jiangshi and haunted sites like Okinawa’s wartime caves; listeners are invited to share their own stories and experiences.

Hosts Pax and Dalton explore Appalachian mysteries and superstitions, from Mothman and Wendigo sightings to mysterious lights, cryptids, haunted asylums, and the moon’s influence on behavior.

Welcome to Theory of Paranormal with Pax and Dalton — episode 4 of season 3. Pax and Dalton answer listener questions about first paranormal experiences, dream visitations, haunted spaces, rituals, crossroads, cryptids, and how belief shapes encounters. They share personal stories, investigative tips, and ethical advice for engaging with the unknown.

Hosts Pax and Dalton explore their picks for the most haunted city in the United States and the most haunted town in Europe, revealing Savannah, Georgia of the United States and York, England located in Europe as top contenders. They discuss notable hauntings, historical causes, and famous locations like Moon River Brewing, Bonaventure Cemetery, the Treasurer's House, and York’s headless coachman and Roman legionnaire sightings.

The episode also delves into the eerie I‑4 Dead Zone bridge in Florida, burial sites paved over, ghostly radio interference, and the ways history, war, and disturbed graves contribute to persistent hauntings.

Season 3, Episode 2 of Theory of Paranormal: hosts Pax and Dalton examine haunted houses, sharing true stories of people moving into homes with unexplained activity, discussing possible causes (land, items, or past residents), and how homeowners react and cope.

The hosts explain investigation approaches, evidence review tips, and how listeners can submit photos, audio, video or request an investigation via TheoryParanormal.com or their toll-free phone number.

In this episode of Theory of Paranormal, hosts Pax and Dalton dive into the complex and unsettling world of crimes attributed to possession. Kicking off season three, they explore cases where individuals claim demonic possession influenced their actions, including infamous instances like Amityville and "The Devil Made Me Do It" case. Delving into the courtroom challenges and psychological implications of presenting possession as a defense, Pax and Dalton analyze both historical cases and personal encounters from their investigative experience. Join them as they unravel the thin line between mental instability and paranormal influence, pondering the eternal chess game of good and evil that governs our actions.

Welcome to the twelfth episode of Theory Paranormal, where Pax and Dalton delve deep into the intriguing world of apparitions, energies, and spirits. Join us as we explore if these entities can travel with us to new homes, shedding light on the mysterious circumstances of paranormal attachments. In the second segment, we share our personal journeys into the world of the paranormal, uncovering the motivations and passions that drive our investigations. Whether you're a new listener or current one we welcome you to Therapy Paranormal and hope you enjoy our riveting discussions. From life stories to real investigations, this episode promises to captivate your curiosity and invite you into the fascinating realm of ghostly encounters.