#648: Afterlife Phone Plan

The Box of Oddities

John Elliott and Kat Walls

True Crime, Society & Culture, Comedy

4.9 • 2.9K Ratings

🗓️ 7 October 2024

⏱️ 62 minutes

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The Box Of Oddities has been nominated for a signal award! Would you help us? You can vote HERE. Thank you so much, Freak Family! Eerie Encounters and Mysterious Vanishings Join us for another spine-tingling episode of The Box of Oddities as we explore four bizarre and enthralling stories that will leave you questioning the very fabric of reality. 1. Phantom Calls at St. Michael's Hospital: Dive into the eerie history of St. Michael's Hospital in Toronto, where century-old phone lines connect the living to the dead. We’ll uncover chilling accounts of mysterious phone calls that have baffled staff and patients alike, leading to speculation about the hospital's haunted past. 2. The Soldier of Iron Statues: Have you ever wondered why a group of iron soldiers stands frozen in time? Discover the bizarre tales behind these statues that defy logic and what hidden meanings and unusual circumstances lie beneath their metallic exteriors. 3. The Seminole Legend of the Stikini: Meet the shape-shifting Owl-Man of Seminole folklore, the Stikini. This captivating legend weaves a tale of mystery and transformation, revealing how this enigmatic creature has influenced the lives of those who believe in its power. 4. The Vanishing Boeing 727: Finally, buckle up as we recount the strange and mysterious disappearance of a Boeing 727 in Angola, Africa. This aircraft vanished without a trace, sparking theories of everything from hijacking to supernatural intervention. What happened to the plane and its passengers? Tune in as we delve into this aviation mystery that remains unsolved. Prepare for an hour of oddity combining history, folklore, and mystery! Don’t miss out on this captivating journey through the unknown, where every twist and turn leaves you craving more. If you would like to advertise on The Box of Oddities, contact [email protected] Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Oh my gosh this is so exciting.
0:03.6	Yeah, before we start we have a very important announcement to make.
0:07.8	We had mentioned earlier that we were nominated for a Signal Award, one of which is a listener's choice which
0:15.4	means it's time for you to vote. And here's the thing we were given bad
0:19.8	information. We were told that the voting would start on October 17th. It actually
0:28.3	ends on October 17th, so we're about a week behind everybody else. So we need your help.
0:34.0	You can find the links on all of our social media and in the show description.
0:39.0	And I'll also put it up on our website the box of oddities.com. We need your help.
0:44.0	Are you both in the queue for tickets?
0:45.0	Yeah, I've got like 27 tabs open.
0:47.0	I'm ready to some ones or whoever gets through first.
0:49.0	I mean to, found a good spot for phone signal.
0:51.0	I don't know if I can hold my arm up here for long though.
0:54.8	Oh, hold on. Yes, I'm in. Tickets in the basket.
0:58.7	Monzo me.
0:59.4	Done.
1:00.5	Sent. Oh, that was quick. I'm still feeling in my billing address, but thank you.
1:05.5	Pay your friends back instantly. Money never felt like Monzo.
1:09.5	Download your new favorite bank. UK residents T's and C
1:13.2	supply. Hello lover of things to go bump in the night. This is Dan
1:16.7	Cummins. And I'm Lindsay Cummins. And we co-host the
1:19.3	paranormal horror podcast, Scared to Death. Are shadow People Real? What about demonic possessions?
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