On August 29th, Olivia Coleman and Benedict Cumberbatch are The Roses. How's married life? We're fine. It's fine. Wow, that bad, huh? It's an unromantic comedy for anyone who's ever found love. For you, I do anything. I do believe that's true. And then completely lost it. I sense trouble. We both said things we didn't mean. I met them. We met them too. Don't miss. You don't care if I'm dead!

Ivy! lost it. I sense trouble. We both said things we didn't mean. I met them. We met them too.

Don't miss.

You don't care if I'm dead.

Ivy!

The roses.

Things are getting a little out of hand.

What do you think?

In cinema's August 29th. Hello. Hello and welcome to a very special bonus episode of real-life ghost stories.

For today's episode, I am joined by the godfather of paranormal podcasting, Jim Harold.

Having begun podcasting on the paranormal in 2005, Jim Harold is among a handful of pioneers

of the medium. His programs have stood the test of time and the paranormal podcast and

campfire remain among the most popular in the genre. Jim has developed a loyal following that spans

the globe. In addition to his free

podcasts at Jimharald.com, Jim also hosts a series of premium podcasts on the supernatural

and related subjects at Jim Haraldplus.com. As a result, he has also become a published author

with his Campfire series. The first book was

originally published by traditional publisher New Page Books, and since then, Jim has taken

the books independent. All five books are available in e-book and paperbook at Jimharrelbooks.com

and via Amazon. And all five books in the series have been number one supernatural bestsellers

on Kindle at various times. Both of Jim's flagship programs have reached the top 100 of all

podcasts on Apple Podcasts, formerly iTunes, in the past across all categories. Jim's podcasts have been

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