We all want to do our bit for the environment, but there's one way you can do even more.

Leave a gift in your will to the Royal Botanic Gardens Q, and your donation will support

our research into preserving vital plants and fungi, helping to halt biodiversity loss

and fight climate change.

Despite the problems we face today, you can leave the world a better place.

To find out how you can leave a gift in your will, visit q.org forward slash gift in

a bit and grab a sandwich maybe. It looks more like a rubber duck from your bathtub.

It's really eye doom scrolling at two in the morning.

Astonishing legends would like to thank masterclass,

factor our contributors at patreon.com and you, our listeners, for making tonight's show possible.

Welcome back, astonishing legends, listeners. As we inch closer and closer to Halloween,

we find ourselves in voluntarily drifting toward the veil that separates our reality from the

unknown. Tonight, we're honored to bring you three more guests and their stories to ponder,

while you put up your Halloween decorations and drive to the store for more fake blood.

With these latest tales, we'll learn quite a few things. Things we feel like, well, you should

have known. For example, always lock your doors. Even if you think you live in a small,

quiet, safe town. Take note of your surroundings and stay alert, especially if something seems

odd about a series of events or the behavior of a stranger. You might be in the presence of a

visitor from another time and place. And when we think about the possibility of life after death,

we often look for uplifting stories to help frame our belief systems. But not every life after

death experience conforms to that standard. Some of them are terrifying as you're here tonight.

So once again, we remind you to make sure you're alone. Check under the bed and in your basements

...