What would you do if the house you grew up in never seemed to feel entirely empty,

even if there was no one but you inside?

What if as a child you saw something in the fire that felt as though it had seen you first?

How would you handle it if the thing that frightened you the most never fully shown itself,

but always found ways to let you know it was there.

How would you feel if a place became so dark and so silent that it no longer felt like

the world you knew?

And how would you explain if all the experiences that stayed with you over your life never formed a clear story,

but still felt connected.

As always, I don't promise you that we're going to get to the bottom of those answers,

but we're going to do our best to take a deep look at them on the debut episode of Season 24

of the Dark Paranormal.

Live from Liverpool, The Dark Paranormal, with Kevin Eustace.

Hello everyone and welcome finally to the debut of season 24.

The time between seasons seems to be getting longer although it's always the same amount of time, which is only a good sign.

That means this show is getting more exciting for me to do, and hopefully more exciting to listen to.

Now, before we dive into today's debut episode, a reminder of how we do things around here. So it is the dark paranormal

for a reason. We do not do stories about animals coming back to say hello or grandma's waving,

I'm okay from a bus stop. Due to the simple fact, if we accept there is a light side of pets coming back and

grandma's waving at us to say that okay, then it is tacit there is a darker side and if it is,

it's one that's not getting spoken about enough. Now as usual we build up throughout our season until we reach what we think is the most

intriguing aspects of our submissions.

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