What would you do if you worked in a haunted library?

Have you ever had an imaginary friend that turned out to be more real than you expected?

Could voices in our dreams actually be giving us signs?

Today, we test the believability of the protective imaginary friend.

Thank you. of the protective imaginary friend. Welcome to Believing the Bizarre, where we dive into the unknown and the unusual.

And tell you whether or not we find a believable.

That's right. It's Tuesday. It's a new week.

I feel like it's been a long time since I've been sick, but last episode, my mom texted me, she's like, you sound nasly. Are you okay?

So actually, I was not. You were under the weather. I was. So I hope I sound better. I feel

better. I love that your parents listen. How are you feeling? Yeah. I feel fine. I feel good.

Yeah. Yeah. I think that they've listened about three million times in the last three years.

It's just your parents. It's just them. Good enough. They're creating all these fake accounts to message.

They haven't gone to their real jobs in three years. Just supporting us, which is really nice.

So it is listener submission Tuesday. What that means is... Ask your parents submitting these.

They're very creative.

If you have a personal paranormal encounter experience, if you've been haunted for about 25 years, and you want to tell someone about it, you can go to believing the bazaar.com, go to submit your experience.

There's a form there.

Please, you know, stretch your fingers out, do some exercises, make it a long, long, detailed.

25 years.

It's very specific message.

And we will put it on the podcast eventually.

That's a very important keyword there eventually.

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