I'm Liz Sauer and this is Ghosts in the Verbs, a podcast of ghost stories from Wellesley

Massachusetts.

A warning.

Adults who use adult language told me these frightening tales, these ghost stories aren't

for kids.

Oh, it makes me so happy to hear that music again.

Ghosts like coming home.

I am so excited to tell you that graphic designer Jackie DeVore of Sirens of Screen Podcast

has done it again.

She created an absolutely brilliant t-shirt to celebrate Lilith.

The Lilith Ghosts in the Verbs t-shirt will be available for order on custom ink from

now through March 31st, so be sure to snap yours out.

I've posted pics across social media and the link will be available in the show notes

and on Ghosts in the Verbs.com.

Our next interview is not so much scary as it is strange.

Today, not only did I need to create a pseudonym for the woman who shared her story of

technology gone rogue, but I also had to change the name of the item haunting or rather

harassing her in a sort of over-involved controlling mother sort of a way.

It's a device familiar to all of us, I'm sure, and I don't want to get into any trouble

with the technological overlords, so I hope the nameswap won't cause any confusion.

Now, pop on that tinfoil hat or on a ghost story number 45, the Singularity.

Elaine contacted me the old-fashioned way.

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