What do you do when a place tied to your childhood now feels like you are tied to it?

Would you follow your gut if the rational world around you told you this simply couldn't be possible?

What if the isolation that you sought that you thought would bring you solace

actually found you asking the

question, how far am I willing to go to prove I'm not crazy? And what if, after all these years,

those childhood terror stories that you were told that you believed were just there to keep you

safe had more than an element of truth to them.

Let's take a deep dive into each of those questions on the debut episode of the new season

of the dark paranormal.

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

Hello everyone and welcome back to The Dark Paranormal.

Yes, we've had a few changes around here, but hopefully we haven't changed so much you don't recognise who we are. Everything should still feel

vaguely familiar in a strange sort of way. And of course, we haven't changed the wallpaper

in six years, so it's about time for this change.

And also, if you are new to the show, as I think a few people will be, then hello.

But if you've arrived looking for tales of grandparents who sit on the end of your bed and tell you everything's going to be okay, you're in the wrong place.

The clues should be in the show name, but this is where we share our listeners darkest, true,

paranormal encounters. I've used this analogy before to try and summarize who this podcast is for.

So if you're in the workplace at the coffee area and somebody starts to say

they sensed their dead dog and everybody says, ah, someone in that room may feel this is the right

time that I can finally step forward and say, actually, I don't sleep that well. Something drags me out of bed at night,

and I don't know what it is. But at the last minute, they decide no, because they realize

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