Little Curiosity is a science podcast hosted by Kendall Long, who has spent her whole life

exploring sparks of curiosity like, what is the color green, and how does it help give life

to so much in our planet? Each week, Kendall takes it upon herself to bring listeners on an

adventure of research and scientific exploration. Her mission is to help other like-minded curious

people discover everything there is to know about these little mysteries and gain a greater sense

of the world around us. Follow and listen to little curiosities with Kendall Long on Apple

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Joe did what now? Took a knife and sliced my wrist right open, then he dipped his finger in the

blood and got to writing some shapes and things on his face, then didn't went on and did the same

thing to me. He cut your wrists. And then after he did the scrolling on my face, he made me dip my blood

onto those balls of light he sprung back with them. Soon as my blood was on them, they started growing

bigger and battered into the exploded into this bright white light. Blinded me for a few seconds.

I saw an explosion of light outside. Yeah, then the strange part of it all out of nowhere. I

started chatting. Didn't have no control over it. You know what was on out? No one was stuck.

It felt good. Chat knows funny words, felt like a warm blanket around me. And then boom.

It was all over. So what are the balls of light? Did he tell you? No.

Joe didn't say a word. And then the ceremony was ended and the balls of light were gone.

They're not going. They're in the ether. Yours will return to you whenever you call for it,

Cash. Joe, what was that? I thought you said we weren't doing voodoo here.

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