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Hello and welcome. You're tuned into the best in Paranormal Talk Radio. This is Beyond the Darkness. I'm your host Dave Schrader. That's Tim Dennis. It's Sunday. Tim, we're creeping closer to 2020. A whole new year, a whole new decade about to begin. Are you ready for the big changeover?

Only if Barbara Walters is going to host the midnight celebration. Why Barbara Walters of all people? Because when the ball drops on a hearsay, I'm Barbara Walters and this is 2020. Oh my God. Yeah.

Yeah. All right. Good night, everybody. I'm shutting on the show. No, that's, yeah, 2020. Dude, can you believe it? 2020? How is that even possible? I don't know. I

want to be so weird to me is it's this is 20 years now since the 1990s ended, which is impossible because wasn't the 80s just 20 years ago.

No, no, Dave. It feels that way. It was closer to 40. Oh my God. It's so sick. Yeah. Yeah, it's hard to believe. Hard to believe. Time is flying. Hopefully everybody in 2020 can use this as a new visionary year, Tim.

See what I did there. I see visionary year to make a new life, set new intentions, set new goals. I don't know that I not

certainly believe in in what is that thing you do in the new year? You, you, uh, resolutions? Yes. Yeah. Yeah. I think setting intention is better than setting resolutions. Right.

Resolving to quit this or not do that or do this. Just make an intention for a better year start start kind of contributing to that aspect of your life.

Get control of your life again. That's all I'm asking. That's a good good start. Yeah. That's a better start than resolving. I think resolutions are thrown out like.

I don't want to say like a baby with the bathwater because it's a whole lot of babies being thrown out. But, um, yeah, it's I think an intention is is better served. That's a good way to put it. Yeah.

Yeah. Resolutions are kind of like, um, are kind of like Vikings Super Bowl championships, Tim. They're non-existent. Yeah. Yeah. Basically. That's what I'm finding. Yeah.

So, uh, we've got that going for us. All right. Let's, uh, let's get to it. You know, I being in Minnesota, Tim, I'm always learning about new history of our state. I've been living here now 30. Can you believe this 31 years, Tim? Wow.

I've been an official. Minnesotan for 30. Now that I've lived here longer than I lived in in Illinois, which was my first 20, 21 years. You know, am I now officially a minnesotan?

I don't know. I saw you wearing a Bears Jersey online the other day. So I, uh, but it's dick dick butt kiss. Yeah, but it was a throwback butt kiss Jersey. And I grew up in Chicago. So I'm a Vikings fan.

Well, it almost burns my tongue to say that. Although Vikings first and then bears second. Although it gave you this. I do own Walter Peyton, Jersey. So yeah, you're

a minnesotan. Yeah. Yeah. See, it's a classic. It's not like I was wearing a Mitchell Trebuski Jersey Tim. Yeah, they, if for you, you'd have to burn and help for that one. Yeah.

Pretty much. So, uh, so I've been in Minnesota. I love to learn about Minnesota legend and lore, and especially where it comes to hauntings. Yeah. Yeah.

And we've got a haunting to uncover the boy house. Right. Yeah. How cool it's this. We've got a guest joining us who has an interesting story to share with us. Jill Shelley has been investigating the paranormal and is so fascinated by it.

Bada a haunted house. Jill, welcome to the show. Thank you for joining us. Yeah. Thanks for having me, Dave and Tim.

So were you always fascinated with the paranormal and then got a haunted house or did you get a haunted house? And that's what inspired your fascination with the paranormal.

Oh, I've always been into the paranormal since I was young, you know, I was always fascinated by ghosts and all the oddly world leasing growing up and had a few experiences of young child and.

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