In this episode, I’m sharing real paranormal stories from inside hospitals across the United States — including firsthand accounts from doctors, nurses, and patients who experienced things they still can’t explain.

From unexplained voices and shadow figures to moments that blur the line between life and death, these stories all come from real locations and real witnesses. Hospitals are places of healing… but they’re also places where people pass on — and some believe not everything leaves.

At the end, I share a few of my own experiences and insights as a medium.

These are the encounters that stayed with them… and the ones that stay with you.

Special guest Irene Bremis, New York City–based comedian and co-host of the podcast The Woo Woo with Rachel Dratch, joins me for an honest and meaningful conversation.

Irene shares her personal experience navigating Colorectal Cancer and what it was like to face a serious health diagnosis. We talk about the importance of health advocacy, listening to your body, and how healing often requires alignment between the mind, body, and spirit.

Our conversation moves between humor, honesty, and reflection as Irene shares how this experience changed her perspective on wellness, resilience, and the way we care for ourselves.

It’s an inspiring discussion about awareness, courage, and the importance of taking our health seriously while staying connected to our inner strength.

The Queen Mary is famous for its ghost stories, but behind every legend was a real person who once walked its decks. In this episode, I explore some of the ship’s most talked-about encounters—from shadowy figures in the engine room to strange happenings in stateroom B340. But instead of just asking what haunts the Queen Mary, I ask a deeper question: who were the people behind these stories?