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Have you ever heard a child say something so specific about a life they couldn’t possibly have lived that it made the room go quiet? In this episode of the You Two Scare Me Podcast, we dive deep into the unsettling and documented world of past lives. We aren’t talking about vague hypnotic regressions or "I was royalty" fantasies. Instead, we explore the rigorous, clinical research conducted by the University of Virginia’s Division of Perceptual Studies.

Join us as we examine famous reincarnation cases like James Leininger, the toddler who remembered being a WWII fighter pilot, and Ryan Hammons, whose memories of Old Hollywood challenged skeptics and researchers alike. We discuss the work of psychiatrists like Dr. Jim Tucker and Ian Stevenson, who cataloged thousands of cases involving spontaneous past-life memories in children, unusual phobias, and even physical birthmarks that correspond to past-life injuries.

Whether you are a skeptic or a believer in life after death, these stories raise profound questions about consciousness, memory, and the survival of the soul. Why do these patterns repeat across cultures, from the United States to India and Sri Lanka? Is it possible that consciousness survives death?

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This week’s episode is a little different, because it’s a special bonus crossover! We teamed up with our spooky friends Jimbo, Dustin, and Jackae from the Dark Discoveries Podcast for a collaborative episode that was equal parts cursed, chaotic, and hilarious.

This collab is all about cursed objects. Strange artifacts, bad energy, and the kind of stories that make you rethink touching literally anything ever again.

We had an absolute blast recording this one, and we hope you enjoy this crossover as much as we did. Thanks again to Jimbo, Dustin, and Jackae from Dark Discoveries! Make sure to give them a follow! The links are below.

Dark Discoveries Podcast on Apple Podcasts

Dark Discoveries on Spotify

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Time feels stable and predictable, but what if it isn’t? In this episode, we explore time slips: strange, real-world experiences where people suddenly find themselves in another era before snapping back to the present.

These are not dreams or sci-fi time travel stories. Time slips are vivid, waking moments reported by ordinary people, including historians, pilots, drivers, and skeptics. Witnesses describe surroundings that shift in detail, clothing, sounds, and atmosphere, as if the past or future briefly overlaps with the present.

We cover some of the most well-known cases, including the Versailles incident, reports of vanished buildings and roads, battlefield encounters that seem to replay history, and aviation accounts that suggest glimpses forward in time. Across cultures and locations, similar patterns emerge: no warning, no control, and a lasting emotional impact.

Are time slips psychological, environmental, or something we don’t yet understand about the nature of time itself? This episode explores the possibility that time may not be a straight line, but something far more fragile and strange.

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Near Death Experiences (NDEs)

There are moments in hospitals when the heart stops, the monitors fall silent, and a time of death is called. Clinically, that is death. And yet, some people cross that line and come back with vivid, structured memories of what happened while their bodies were unresponsive.

In this episode, we explore Near-Death Experiences, or NDEs, reported by people who were clinically dead during cardiac arrest, severe trauma, or medical emergencies and later revived. These accounts come from adults and children, believers and skeptics alike, and appear across cultures with striking similarities.

We also examine well-documented medical cases that challenge simple neurological explanations, along with scientific theories involving brain chemistry, oxygen deprivation, and consciousness. While science can explain pieces of the experience, it struggles to account for verifiable perception during periods when the brain should not be capable of memory or awareness.

Near-death experiences do not offer easy answers, but they raise profound questions about consciousness, identity, and what may exist at the edge of life. Whether biological, psychological, or something beyond our current understanding, these stories suggest that crossing death’s threshold is not always the end.

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As life draws to a close, many people report a quiet but profound shift. Not an ending, but a soft loosening. Across cultures, belief systems, and generations, those nearing death describe remarkably similar experiences in the hours or days before they pass.

In this episode, we explore Before Death Experiences, a collection of real accounts from hospice nurses, doctors, family members, and dying patients themselves. These stories often include calm visions of deceased loved ones, conversations with people who have been gone for years, and a sense of preparation or readiness. Unlike typical hallucinations, these experiences are described as lucid, peaceful, and purposeful.

Some individuals see places such as gardens, doorways, or train platforms. Others experience terminal lucidity, briefly regaining clarity or consciousness after long periods of illness or cognitive decline. In rare cases, family members or caregivers report witnessing parts of these moments as well.

Science offers possible explanations involving brain chemistry and oxygen levels, but many details remain unexplained. The consistency of these experiences and their emotional clarity leave lasting impressions on everyone involved.

Whether neurological or something more, Before Death Experiences challenge how we think about dying. Rather than fear or confusion, many accounts suggest comfort, connection, and the feeling that no one goes alone.

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High in the Alpine regions of Austria, Bavaria, Switzerland, and northern Italy, an ancient figure is said to walk during the Twelve Nights between Christmas and Epiphany. Known as Frau Perchta, Berchta, or the White Lady, she is a being of deep duality. She blesses the obedient and punishes those who break sacred winter rules.

Frau Perchta predates Christianity and is believed to originate as a powerful pagan winter goddess. Her name comes from an Old High German word meaning bright or shining. In early folklore, she was a guardian of women’s work, especially spinning and weaving, and a protector of children, animals, and vulnerable souls. Homes that honored her through hard work and order were rewarded. Those that did not faced terrifying consequences.

Despite centuries of church condemnation and attempts to recast her as a demonic witch, Frau Perchta never disappeared. Today, she lives on through Perchtenlauf festivals, where masked figures parade through villages. These include Schönperchten, representing blessings, and Schiachperchten, terrifying figures meant to drive away evil. Many locals still warn that these masks are more than costumes.

Modern encounters continue to surface, from hikers reporting white-clad figures in snowbound forests to unexplained bells, footsteps, and disturbances during the Twelve Nights. Whether dismissed as folklore, weather, or cultural memory, witnesses insist something ancient is still present.

Frau Perchta does not haunt ruins or distant mountains alone. She visits homes. And as winter deepens and the year turns, the old warnings remain. Finish your work. Be honest. Respect the quiet of the season. Because if the stories are true, she is still watching.

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We are so honored to have had the opportunity to contribute to the 6th annual "It's a Wonderful Podcast Life" with our friends from The Tragedy of Cinema and several other podcasts. This special bonus episode will give you a little something extra to listen to over the holidays!

If you like what you hear, make sure to follow these fabulous podcasts!

Dark Discoveries, The Tragedy of Cinema, The Evil Never Dies Podcast

Special thanks to Tim Mullins for narrating and editing this episode. He hosts the podcast Solo: A Zombie Apocalypse, and his new faith-based podcast titled Intercede will drop sometime next year.

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In this episode, we unwrap one of Europe’s most unsettling holiday traditions: Krampus, the horned Christmas demon of the Alps. Equal parts folklore, fear tactic, and living cultural ritual, Krampus is the terrifying counterpart to Saint Nicholas.

Originating in the Alpine regions of Austria, Bavaria, and neighboring areas, Krampus is a half-goat, half-demon figure who appears on December 5th, Krampusnacht, to punish misbehaving children. While Saint Nicholas rewards the good, Krampus rattles chains, carries birch rods, and in older legends abducts naughty kids in his sack. The name likely comes from the German Krampen, meaning claw.

Folklorists trace Krampus back to pre-Christian winter spirits like the Perchten, wild masked figures tied to solstice rituals and mountain folklore. Over time, these pagan traditions fused with Christian customs, pairing Krampus with Saint Nicholas despite repeated attempts by the Church and even 20th-century governments to ban him.

Today, Krampus lives on through Krampuslauf events, where costumed participants in carved wooden masks, animal pelts, horns, and bells parade through towns in controlled chaos. These runs blend folklore, performance, and community release, though modern debates focus on safety and consent.

Krampus reminds us that Christmas was not always soft lights and sweet treats. It once carried the weight of winter, fear, and survival. And somewhere between tradition and terror, the bells still ring.

Lock your doors. Mind your manners. And listen closely.

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