Paranormal experiences don't really work to a time scale and therefore we invite you to listen to a dark minisode.

I hope we're all on the way to recovering from last Friday's episode a demon on my shoulder.

It's certainly proven to be literally the episode that produced the most correspondence in our entire show's history.

I knew the episode with its content would resonate with a lot of people, but I certainly did not expect the amount of interaction that we've had.

And although the Submitter wished to remain anonymous, and of course I'll honour their wishes they should know the love that's

been poured their way by you wonderful listeners of this show. So thank you guys so

much I've often said this show has the best listeners and once again you've proven that beyond a shadow of a doubt.

So thank you. But we have a mini-so get on with, so let's begin.

This comes in from anonymous.

And they write,

I've debated whether or not I wanted to share this story. I've only told one person of my experience in my life.

But every time I listen to your podcast, I'm reminded of my experience and I have the desire to tell my experience after all

these years. This event will have two parts, my experience and my guidance counselor's experience.

I do wish to remain anonymous, so I will be changing the names and businesses in my experience for everyone's privacy.

I had an encounter with the paranormal when I was 15.

When I was in middle school, I was active in the school's Pep band,

which means that we would play music for all the sporting events,

pep rallies and activities for school.

One Tuesday night, I had to work at Rave,

a local bar and grill in my hometown, and I also had a basketball game that I needed to play in the band at.

I went to work at 4 p.m. and I left around 520 to go to school. I was 15 at the time so I didn't own a car or have a license.

I lived in a small town though and I only had to walk about seven blocks

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