Episode Transcript
What's that at the foot of my bed.
Speaker 2It's spooky and joky.
Speaker 1I'm really sure it's dead.
It's coming this way.
Speaker 3Wait a minute, help, I'm ghosting.
Speaker 4I'm Nandazllease hey boo, it's me Roz and welcome to Ghosted by Roz Hernandez, the podcast where I talk to people that I like about the paranormal.
Speaker 1It's mid September, don't you feel it?
It's Halloween time.
I'm calling it.
It's Halloween time.
Love Halloween.
It's our time, you people.
We've got such a perfect guest for Halloween time because Harvey Gien is back.
Harvey Gien, who is constantly on television and in movies, but of course we know and love as Guillermo on the TV show What We Do in the Shadows, a perfect watch for this time of year too, vampire comedy show.
What could be better?
I love Harvey and Harvey was on a few years back, maybe like oh my god, five years ago something like that.
I don't know if it's necessarily a good listen at this point, because it was like I think I recorded it in a shower because it was early pandemic and it was like crazy whatever, and I think I've been like at least five different genders since then.
Anyway, don't worry about listening back to it necessarily.
But this episode, we got a ghost story.
We have some laughs.
You're gonna enjoy.
You're gonna enjoy.
I have a feeling call me a psychic.
So you have a ghost story to read for you.
This one comes from a listener named Kayla.
Kayla writes, my fiance and I were renting a house for a few years.
It was an old house from the early nineteen hundreds, and I was told that an elderly woman owned it prior and passed before the current owner purchased it.
We never noticed anything paranormal in the house.
Okay, why'd you send this to me?
Then?
Cala and I'm just kidding.
Okay, good, there's more than more, there's more.
In twenty twenty one, we had our son.
He was a few months old, so he was still waking up to eat every three hours.
One night, my fiance slept on the couch so he could deal with the baby and let me sleep.
It was early in the morning, son was mostly up and he heard the baby cry.
He waited a minute to gain his composure from being woken so abruptly when he heard me come downstairs, go to the fridge to get a bottle, walk back upstairs, and heard the baby stop crying.
That was totally normal, except I never left my bed.
He said he even saw what he thought was me when he cracked one eye open, a little, like the shadow or silhouette of a person walk past him.
There were also a few other times where our son would start crying and then stop, as if someone was soothing him.
Another time, I was trying to nap on the couch while the baby napped.
The back of our couch was up against the stairs.
I was just starting to doze off when I heard pste right above my head as if someone was trying to get my attention.
I thought I fell asleep and didn't notice my fiance come home from work, and he was messing with me wrong.
Nobody was there.
The exact same thing happened to him about a week later.
Finally, when we were moving out in twenty twenty two, I went to the house alone to finish packing up the kitchen.
I had a plastic mixing bowl on the counter next to me.
While I was wrapping dishes, the bowl slid across the counter away from me, as if someone grabbed it and pulled it toward them.
It wasn't a lightweight plastic bowl.
There were no windows open to blow it, the counter was level.
There was no explanation at all.
I was so tired from moving that without really grasping what happened, I grabbed the bowl and I said, will you stop making this weird?
I'm busy.
My instinct told me that it was the ghost of the old woman who lived there previously.
She never did anything to scare us or anything like that.
It came off as a sweet grandmother type because it seemed like she was trying to take care of the baby and maybe didn't want us to go because you know, with the bold thing.
I hope she's doing well with her new roommates.
Thanks, Kayla.
Okay, I'll take that old lady ghost.
And he say, that's how a ghost, in my opinion, should be.
I think that ghosts should be productive.
They shouldn't just be there to just you know, spook.
You show up unannounced out of the corner of your eye.
Just it's like, get a get a job, Okay, get a job.
We all have to work here.
We all have to what's the saying you gotta sing for your supper.
I don't know what that is something like that.
I don't know.
If you're gonna be living in this house, you're gonna you gotta put yourself to work, do some chores.
And this ghost, she knew that she took care of the baby.
And I think that's beautiful and I want other ghosts to take note.
Hey, everyone, it's time for us to get to the main course.
Here's my conversation with Harvey gien On with this show.
Oh my god, Harvey's back.
Speaker 2I'm back and better than ever.
Speaker 1Wait when you came in here, you were like I almost died.
Speaker 2Yeah, So I don't drive, and so when I'm in La I uber everywhere.
It was like, I know, I was just like I got rid of my car years ago when I was living in Toronto because I was paying for insurance a car.
Didn't drive a parking parking tickets when I did drive tickets.
When I drive, I'm a goodriver.
I don't want to get the impression that that driver, but I just get more work done when I'm not the driver.
Speaker 1That's true.
Like sometimes I'll take a train, well like maybe once a year, I'll take a train and I'm like, oh my god, I can like be on my computer when I'm moving.
Speaker 2Yeah, and you get a lot done, Like I just like I used to do phone calls in the car when I did drive, but that's all I could do is phone call.
So I set up on my phone calls in the hour and a half hour in traffic.
So it was like, I'll talk to you at four oh one, and I was like four till like five thirty.
I would be on the phone like next and after I turn this car blah blah blah blah.
That sound like I'm a stock brokers in the Yeah, right, you're busy, busy.
And then when I got rid of the car, was the best idea because usually for production, they send you a car so they drive you to location if you're on set.
So I didn't really need a car for a couple years because I wasn't living in America, so I got rid of it.
And then back to the story.
So I was today and this gentleman very lovely, but he was driving by and I waiting for him, like he drives right by me, and I'm like, I'm like in a residential area and I'm like, I'm the only one in the street and just keeps going and just like he didn't see me.
I was like, wait, you did see me?
Speaker 1Yeah?
Speaker 2Well am I ghost?
Like he didn't see me.
I'm the only person on the street.
And I was like, wait, he just drove by me.
He went around the block, came back, and then he stopped like a block half a block away from me again and calls me, and I'm like hi, and I'm wearing a bright red shirt.
I'm like, hey, that's I'm right here.
It's like, where are you?
I'm right, I'm right here, and.
Speaker 1I'm this person right in front of you.
Speaker 2I'm And that's when I started thinking like, wait a minute, can you not see me?
Am?
I like I have superpowers?
Am?
I go like It's like I just stood in the middle of the street waving my hands and this man's like I didn't keep driving, and he starts driving towards me.
I'm like, I'm right here, and then if I go there you are.
And then I realized it was an elderly man and like not being ages at all, but I could tell her he was squinty, and I was like, oh no, oh, And then you have to be in the car.
I'm in the car with him, and I was like, oh no, And I was like, you miss me.
He's like I missed you.
He's like where did you come from?
And I was like, uh oh.
And I get in the car and he's talking on the phone actually to someone, full on conversation, and he won't drive.
He's like part and I was like, oh, I really have to go.
I have an appointment.
I have to really go.
He's like, all right, here we go, blah blah blah, turns off the phone.
Then he and he just merges and he merges in a bus like literally goes bys, and then the car behind the bus goes and like literally honks and like gets and like literally he emerges and all right, here we go.
And he's like as calm as a cucumber, cool a cucumber, and like he keeps like driving something and the cars like like they were like the bus was like merged in the front like this, and the car was like this almost hitting us because we merged into their lane.
He didn't even look.
So there's two vehicles we're in the middle of the people are honky.
Now there's a lineup whatever.
I get my phone.
I'm like, I cancel a thing.
I'm like, sir, can you open the door?
I cancel my right.
It's fine.
He's oh, that's what happened.
You cancel the right.
That's what I can't see anything.
And I go, that's not it, Like, that's that's not why you can't.
I was like, oh, so I got out of the car and he's just like cool as could be.
He's all right here like nothing.
I was like, I almost died.
The bus driver got like he was angry, and I got out of this chaos, and I was like, I order another uber.
But in the middle, I was like, I should probably report this.
I don't think this guy should be probably now, and I feel back because I was like, it's probably doing like on the spare time where he's right, but like I was like, he could not Like I thought it was a ghost first of all, and then it turns out no, you couldn't see me, and then almost turned you into one, turned me into a ghost.
This would have been a different story.
I would have showed up as a ghost in order guess.
Speaker 1We got that's fine, We're prepared.
Speaker 2I was running form on the street where no one is on the street with the bright rich shirt waving my hand.
He's oh, where are you?
And I was like, that's the good And what is this?
I'm a stop sign.
This is a red stop signs and.
Speaker 1You can't see that that's a red lass.
Speaker 2Not for him, it's a green green o.
Speaker 1God, you need to bring back limos.
Yeah, I feel like people don't like limos.
People don't take like a big giant limo to like go just to red errands, and.
Speaker 2Yeah, you should bring those back.
Are the carbon footprint is perfect.
Speaker 1That's what we need.
That's what we need in this world.
There's more limos, more limos.
Speaker 2You start campaign more limos.
Speaker 1So you were on this podcast, like I don't know, at least ten years ago.
No, it was during the pandemic.
I remember it was like early pandemic where like we're literally like, okay, this thing's just going on for a couple of weeks and like, I don't know, does anybody have any toilet paper I can borrow?
Like it was like that era.
Yeah, sprang down the groceries like all of that.
Yeah, And I remember it being so good.
You had stories.
People loved it.
Speaker 2People come up to me and tell me about that episode still like really yeah, And then they'll be like, oh my god, you like my story with like you know, your personal encounter with blah blah.
And I was like, that's so funny that like your someone's favorite thing of yours is always something different that you've done in your career.
But it's like I gotten a lot of this, Like.
Speaker 1It's really Oh, I'm honored.
Have you had any ghosts encounters since then?
Speaker 2Yeah, I'd say I really.
Yeah.
So I moved into a new house in Alsadina.
Speaker 1Okay, and so in the fires.
Speaker 2Yes, So the fires affected my neighborhood really badly, and I'm very lucky where it affected me in a way that like I could still rebuild in a way that I can be like, Okay, it's going to take some time, but I can, but definitely damage part of the house.
And the only reason my house didn't completely I think, you know, Burne was that when they were evacuating, they forgot to evacuate our side of town and I was evacuated on my own.
Like I just looked at my backyard and I could see a ball of rediness coming and I was like I should probably leave, yeah, because I didn't think it was going to move that quickly.
I was like, no, they have a you know you always think that you know, fire like that is containing.
It's in the hills and it's also in Palisade, So what are the odds at two locations?
And it's crazy.
No, it was really bad.
And I looked out the window and I was like red, like flaming like amber in the distance, and I was like, that's not good.
And so I just slowly grabbed like my parents' wedding portraits and things I have, like their like stencil portrait.
I got it off the wall and then like walked out.
Mind you, I don't have a car, so I had ordered an Uber.
Speaker 1Oh no, not that man.
Speaker 2So I was like, I have to order an Uber and I ordered one, and I wanted to get out there before it was too late, before they close the roads, because they were closing all the roads nearby, and I was like then I'd be trapped.
And so I was like on the way out, my neighbor was like hosing down his house and I was like, I was like, we should go, we should get out of here, and he's like, I've been here fifty two years and I'm not going anywhere, and said, why were you?
I went the shit out of your house, Harvey, and I was like, you're right, and I was like canceled the uber, went and put the portrait inside of the couch, got hoses wet down my house and then.
Speaker 1Put on like the inside, no, like the like the top of the roof.
Speaker 2Because it was the winds for one hundred miles an hour, so the ambers were flying like rain.
So there was rain of fire falling out on the city.
And that's why I feel like some houses were spared and somewhere because the fire was coming from above, like you're having ambers of fire fall on to dry brush or to roofs, and those would catch on fire.
It would miss this house, but it would catch the next one, and that would catch on fire.
It was.
It was pretty wild.
And so I was like waiting in the house and sprinkles on the corner of the house, and I turned the hose and the sprinkles in the front yard like gushing water, just left them on and then I evacuated and then like at four in the morning, I was up on n I was like looking at my phone, just waiting and waiting.
It's like, someone's at your front yard, and it wasn't anyone in my front yard.
It was just trees falling flames.
And I was just like and I couldn't see what was happening to my house.
I was like, oh my god, my house, it's gone.
But I could see that the balls of fire were falling into the front yard.
But when they fall in the front yard, the front yard was soaked with water because of the sprinters, and they would fall and they go and they just dissolve, and I was like, oh my god.
I was like, maybe maybe there's like a chance.
I didn't know anything until like seven the next morning, when like firemen showed up to the house and I could see them in the camera, and they got to the backyard because the backyard, the fire literally went to the backyard and started burning the trees.
And that's when the neighbor called the fire truck that that side was on fire.
So they came.
They putting his house out.
His house caught on fire.
They were ready my house, and because they were there at that same time, when they noticed that the roof had caught amber too, so they could hose that down quickly, and so it was stopped at that level.
So the kitchen caught on fire like the rooftop, but that was the only part that had n't been hosed down, and so it was it was his suggestion that kind of saved everything for me.
Speaker 1But did your other neighbors get lucky?
Speaker 2Once to my right and my left, they did because they also stayed.
They were protecting their house and they're dangerous not recommended obviously, but there wasn't enough firemen to go around.
I mean, the fire was going everywhere and they just weren't.
And the stories that came out of about you know, we're really tragic, you know, yeah, really sad stories.
Speaker 1I know, I know one person whose house got completely burned down in that area.
Speaker 2Yeah, and I heard the saddest story of like an elderly man who was taking care of their son who was disabled and couldn't get out of bed and with his wife and were in the house and they called the fire trucks say, hey, I can't get him out because I can't pick him up, like, don't worry, sort standstill.
And then so he told his daughter and wife they're coming, go go, go, go go, They're coming, They're coming.
They never came, and they were found.
He was found like holding his son in the bed, like like stories of that I'm like, that is heartbreaking, you know, and like tragic, and it's just like the idea that like, I love Altating it because one of the reason we where I live though, was one of the first communities that sold to people of color, and as being the first generational homeowner for me, I wanted to buy there and be a part of that.
And it's full of artists and it's full of like creative people, and so I wanted to be a part of the community in that community, that energy, that like soul that lives on in that community even afterwards.
But also all the souls that were lost, you know, they're part of that community.
And it's just like I don't know, it's just like what do you do?
What do you do when you want to go back to live?
You know.
So we're rebuilding.
We just had Altagenet Pride this past weekend because we want to go by.
We're like, let's do it.
Like it's like you would expect, you know, to take a break this season.
You know this, you don't do it.
It's already small community as it is, so it really did feel like we're still there, you know.
And I just joined this community like a year ago, so I felt very welcome and I could feel I could feel the warm and the positive energy and that's what the community is.
And that's split is is that positive positive.
Speaker 1Energy that's beautiful?
So ghosts.
Speaker 2Yes, Yes, So I moved into the house.
I know, I toldal you went off because of that.
Speaker 1Now I love this.
Speaker 2I'm in the house and you know when you go and like when I first checked at the house, I was like, there's definitely energy here, Like for me, I'm really sensitive, Like me and my sister's really sensitive that way.
When we walk in, we're like, yeah, do you feel that?
Speaker 1Like it's like yeah, I Like I used to think I was I could do that, but now I'm I think I'm screwed up from going to places like that.
People were like told me we're haunted so many times the past few years that I'm like, wait, is this haunted or am I hungry?
Like I'm confused, like what what am I feeling here?
Speaker 2Yeah?
I feel like when I go into I don't want looking for anything.
But it's just like I call it like your gut feeling, like it's the same thing as you would with like a situation like this feels weird, you know, or like meeting someone you know it's like this is a little odd, or like you know, if we're going to go on a date or something, it's like, you know, you trust your instinct.
Speaker 1Yeah, I'm good with that.
Yeah, good with that.
Speaker 2So I kind of credit to the same thing with that with like in the space.
So we walked.
We walked the house and it was like it was built in nineteen twelve.
It was like historical home and whatever or nice racle, but it's an old home.
And so I was just like there's definitely energy here, like it's like like like good energy, like really historical energy, but there's also like that there's something there, right, And we're like whatever.
And then my friend Denise, who's really intuitive with that like side, like she's like, you should get it, like just completely, like you know, just to be safe, you know, like you know, get someone to like you know, come and like sage it and whatnot.
I was like, oh, yeah, that sounds a good idea, and I just moved in.
It was like I was working, so I wasn't really moved in, and my sister was kind of like helping me, and you know, we were calling like you know, clean service to like just get it all tidy up or whatever.
And it was broad daylight and she We have cameras everywhere obviously for security and whatnot.
So there's one that faces the patio area in the back where you can enter, you know, the back area where the laundry area is.
And she is broaday.
I could see that she's on the property and she's like, yeah, I'm gonna drop off stuff.
And then she gets to the front of the door, which is all glass, like there's a glass door and glass windows like that.
And she gets to the door and she goes like this, and I see her in the camera.
She just goes and she walks back to the parking lot and I was just like phrases and she freezes.
She walks out, and then she calls me and I'm like, hey, what's up.
And she's like, hey, are the clean people here?
And I was like why, and she like, cause I hear I heard voices when I walked to the thing.
I don't want to interrupt them.
Are they like in there?
So what were they saying.
It's like it's just like her like kind of a singing, like is she singing and clean?
Is a lady's voice or like?
And I was like, oh, I don't think.
No, no one's there, No one's at the house.
And she's like, no, I heard someone singing in right when I got to the window, like there, like I could hear them, but they were in front of me, so I assumed they're in the kitchen, which is right next door, next to that room.
And I was like, no, can you check the cameras And I checked the cameras and no one has gone to the house.
That check all the cameras.
And the footage the only footage I see is her walking to the room.
And then I put the audio on and she's so like yeah because they were singing, blah blah, and she goes when she gets to the door like she in the audio, and I have this footage.
She goes to the door and she looks in and when her face goes like I hear something, all you hear.
Speaker 1Is Okay, first of all, you just scared me so much?
What and this is that's singing.
Speaker 2And that's on camera.
That sound is on camera, and her face now that I see the sound because in her end, it sounded like singing, and I didn't want to even show her what it sounded like my camera.
Like on her end, she's like, it sounded like singing, but it haunting singing.
So I looked at it and I was like, someone's in there, and she walked away in the camera.
It's ten times terrifying because it's not singing.
Speaker 1What is that sound?
Speaker 2And so I was like, do I tell her?
Because I was like, there is a sound.
You're right, there is a sound coming from there.
It's not singing, and she was like, well, what is it?
I was like, And then so I sent it to her and I was like nope, like no, absolutely not.
Like so we had you know, people come and cleanse the space, and then I wasn't really officially living there.
And then second time we went into the house after we did all that, it felt lighter and it felt like it was like okay, and since then, like there's been like small things but not like you know, just like creaking or whatnot, but it's s wooden floors and whatnot.
So it was like that's the house, but not like that, Like I was like, that was that was a wonder Like I was like that's all we need to hear.
That's it, and we.
Speaker 1Just what kind of like person did you.
Speaker 2Have come to We went to a different we had someone come and stage it.
We had a priest.
Speaker 1Come just get everyone.
Speaker 2Yeah, but I didn't I've never done that before.
I think it went uh with my sister.
I was like, let's research, like, you know, because I wanted to cover all I got, make sure every you know, it's like I don't want to disrespect anyone.
If they were religious, you know, you'll follow the rule of this.
You know, they were just here and maybe the little counseling, you.
Speaker 1Know, like a little bit like hey, therapist, therapist, you're not needed here anymore.
Speaker 2Yeah, someone on a day.
There's one of the lasts of romance.
Let's just cover everything, you know.
And I think it was the best idea because we went back and now it's felt lighter.
And then my friend Denise, who came back, I was like, yeah, it feels good.
It feels good.
Now it was good.
So that was the like the clean Yeah, this place is clean, which is nice.
And I think it was just energy.
I mean, the house was built in nineteen twelve and apparently it was a certified bachelor that lives there.
Speaker 1He's okay guy.
Speaker 2And he used to wear like peacock's in his lapel, which in the nineteen twenties where a way of telling other gentlemen, like you know, the whole handkerchief thing back in the seventies and eighties, back in the twenties, and peacock was a sign of like, oh, oh, peacock, you saying, oh you peacock, and around peacock and we see your peacock.
Uh So I kind of felt like it was maybe the you know the I think it was him.
Maybe she was singing like tunes or you know.
Speaker 1Sister was like there's like a gorgeous woman singing and it's just like this gay guy in the twenties just like, oh my.
Speaker 2God, this beautiful woman's voice saying and that insulted him even more.
Speaker 1He's like, bitch, bitch woman.
Speaker 2No, you're listening.
This is where no way offending you.
It's gonna He's like, what did you say?
Dad?
Do you?
Speaker 1Uh?
Speaker 2What do you?
Speaker 1What else do you know about him?
Speaker 2Like that's all I know so far.
But in his honor, sometimes people linger because they felt like this is where they belong or they felt safe, right, this is a safety or unfinished business.
So I felt like in his honor, I want to show him that, like we honor him.
So I put peacock wallpaper.
Speaker 1Oh that's cute, like.
Speaker 2A little like you're not forgotten.
This is because of you.
Like there you go interesting, like you're always be a part of this house.
But now you need to how long did he live there?
I think it was like over a decade or something.
So he lived for a while, and I don't know how what happened.
Like the story that I heard was like kind of up in the air, like he was a bachelor, he was single, he was a certified And I was like that enough said.
Speaker 1Because yeah, I mean I wonder.
I was literally just thinking about this because I've been looking at different places around Los Angeles and it's like having lived here for a number of years, if you just think about like so many different people can come and go in one space.
Yeah, So it's like, because I do want to know all the history of every place I've ever been.
Yeah, if I get like the last person's mail, I'm like, I want to know everyone that's slept in my room.
Speaker 2So much history in La just in the last you know century.
Speaker 1It's fascinating to think, like who else it could be.
Speaker 2Well, I think my realtor one of the things that they were like really proud of, Like oh oh so paparazzi guy used to live here and I was like, oh, that's weird.
It's like, yeah, paparazzi I used to live here.
He's the one who took the picture.
And I forget the actual detail picture because I kind of after that, I was like what, But she knew the story.
She was like he's the one who loved blah blah blah.
Speaker 1And I was like a bad energy.
Speaker 2Yeah, I think that was a bad energy, and like it was like who exposed blah blah blah.
And I was like, that's that's gonna be proud of.
But you know, yeah, yeah, okay, so maybe that's the energy.
Speaker 1Maybe it took a picture of Tara Reid's nipple.
Speaker 2Yeah, good for him.
Yeah, you never know who's Like I mean, LA's a revolving door of like talent and people come here like writers and dancers and actors, and yeah, that's why I envisioned in LA.
It's like, I mean, they're pretty new compared to our rest of our neighboring cities and states.
Yeah, pretty new.
Speaker 1Oh my god.
You go to Europe, they're like, oh nineteen twelve, baby babies, brand new.
Speaker 2Yeah, I mean like California, you know, which was Mexico before.
Like it's been here.
That's why a lot of the obviously the streets you know, and the names of the streets, name of the city, you know.
Speaker 1Itself, lest feelings, let's feel it.
La Kouanga, La Kouang.
Speaker 2Senega yeah, Las Senega.
Yeah, all the names are literally there, so all the history is there, like before it even became like a Hollywood town, which is not even Hollywood town anymore.
Everything's outsourced, so I haven't shot anything here years.
I know.
Speaker 1It's really bothering me.
I feel like the the energy is is weird in LA these days because of that, because there's not it's there.
They're not filming things here, so it's not like the the La I've always known where there's stuff going on.
Speaker 2Yeah, and if you're lucky to get a gig here that goes for a couple of years, then you're like the jackpot.
You already wont the Jackpope by getting the gig.
I always say it every time I win a roll or get a roll, like I want the lottery.
Yeah, because you did.
You want the lottery.
You upbeat you know, thousands of people for the gig.
You got the gig.
So it's like you got the lottery.
And if you're lucky enough to get the lottery over and over, then you are really lucky.
But if you're lucky to get the lottery and then still live near your family and friends and home.
Speaker 1How great.
Speaker 2That's it.
Yeah, that's it.
Yeah.
So it's always like when I see friends who actually get gigs in lam I'm like, oh my god, it's like and then I'm off to like Spain.
Speaker 1Well that sounds nice to me.
Speaker 2Yeah, I mean it's nice.
Speaker 1But it's also like, you know, for the last seven years.
Speaker 2I've been living in Canada on and off, you know, back and forth, and when I'm off, I'm usually shooting something, you know, because you want to prioritizee like, your time off to like do a film or something.
So then those get outsoirts to like Atlanta or you know, Louisiana or whatnot, and so you're never really home.
So then you're like, I live in la kind of it's like technically.
Yeah.
When I did the math, I was like, in the seven years I was doing shadows in Canada and adding the movies that I did are projects that I was working on.
I lived only like six months in La out of seven years.
Speaker 1You need to bring the gay guy back, the gay guy ghost.
I want him.
There needs to be a gay guy in that house.
I know, because you're not home enough.
So just let him be there.
Call up the priest and have the priests summon him back.
Speaker 2And Airbnb as like a haunting experience, like we're like time to shine a show.
It's like, ah, he.
Speaker 1Would love that.
I have a feeling.
Speaker 2Yeah, you're on at eleven and twelve fifteen, Like.
Speaker 1Do you ever go to psychics?
Speaker 2I went to psycond once and I was because my friends had all gone to the same second.
I think they were all like, you have to go, you have to go, and I was like, okay, I guess I have to go.
And I went to psychic once and half of this stuff I remember, like I was like, oh, okay, because you can incorporate anything someone says into your life if you just use a race the right wording.
I think sometimes, but I remember that's not true, because the first time I ever went to psychic, I didn't know what a psychic was.
I was a freshman in high school and we're walking outside this like house that also had a palm like on the on the window, and I was like, oh, readings and whatnot.
And there was this girl outside couldn't have been two years older than we were.
We're like, you know, freshmans in high school and my friend Adriana, and they're like, I'm a psydechic, my mom's a psydechic.
We can do your reading.
And I was like okay, literally, like we're just okay.
Walk into a stranger's house off the road with a palm that literally says reading and I've done it.
I walked in.
I was like wow, and you walk into the living room, You're like to this the office.
I like, wait here, And then the mom comes out, looks at her hands, and I remember her saying something along the lines so like you two, we'll be together forever.
And we're like, mind you.
This is my friend who's a lesbian and me and we look at each other like hm, oh my god, you two married together forever.
Speaker 1She's never met a gay person, and we.
Speaker 2Looked at each other, and we looked at her and then we joke about it because we're still really good friends to this day.
And then I was like, you know what a wish She was right, Hey, we're still together.
Speaker 1That's you know what, Cause like with a psychic, you can definitely, you know, run with whatever they're saying and you can find a way.
I think a lot of the time sometimes I think things like that where I'm like, Okay, this cycle did say this thing, but they weren't necessarily Like I was up for a job.
They told me I wasn't, like, it's not gonna work out, and then I got the job.
Speaker 2Well, in a way, doesn't it make you drop your guard an expectation, and then when you do get it, it was even bigger of a.
Speaker 1I guess, right, But here's the thing.
But then the job like kind of didn't work out, Like oh, so they're kind of right then, So I'm like, oh it because for a minute I was like this damn bitch.
I gave her money and she told me I wasn't good.
Speaker 2She didn't tell you what I wanted to hear.
Speaker 1Yeah, she was wrong, she was wrong.
Speaker 2You're not hearing what I'm saying you that's okay because you're not saying what I want to hear.
Speaker 1Exactly, So that's Yeah.
It's like the same scenario with you and your friend, where it's like, yeah, you guys are together.
Speaker 2Yeah, I think she had me until she said married and blah blah.
Well okay, also early it might be stages that like we do need to get married in the future for some reason.
Maybe I'm jumping the gun here.
Speaker 1You know, it's a long life.
Speaker 2It's a long life.
I might need this.
I mean, the way things are going my wife and I.
Speaker 1What confirmed bachelor?
Speaker 2I thought my wife and I are very happy together.
Speaker 1And for you two, that's beautiful.
Are you a horoscope person?
Speaker 2I mean to an extent, I don't like I don't go to like rising and yeah, yeah we're like what's your riends?
Like, I couldn't tell you right now, people, I'll do it for you.
Just tell me the date you're about, the time exactly, and the perfume your mom was wearing.
Speaker 1Tell me the exact temperature of the night you were and like, I love having.
Speaker 2This conversation with my praise.
Speaker 1How many hours was your mom in labor?
What was the name that yeah.
Speaker 2But not really like I know, like I know my sign and I know that like for a long term, like no, those things are like whatever.
But people are like you're a tourists and I was like, yeah, ah, stubborn but loyal and feerceful and so the things that were like definition of where tourus is like I do like ninety percent you know it, Like yeah, that's about right, Like we're the easiest to get along with.
Lesbian taurists married lesbian.
Speaker 1Yeah, very yeah, very taurius.
Speaker 2But yeah, I to believe in like I follow some to an extreme, you know, to an extent, to an extreme an extent.
Speaker 1Are you an alien person?
Speaker 2I think there's I mean, I feel like that we can't be the only thing like orbity, you know, we better not for I would be like at the point where like we should ask for help, guys, Like it's okay to ask for help.
Literally, literally it's okay to ask for help.
And it's like if there's like intelligence that's way advanced, Like I always wonder if like people come from outer space and visit us and like other you know, being aliens whatnot, and they look at us.
Speaker 1Like, oh, at least we're not that.
Speaker 2Yeah, and then then they bring their kids like, you know, like whatever language are speaking, I don't know.
You don't want to be like that to you.
Speaker 1Exactly.
They they come here because they're teaching their kid a lesson.
Speaker 2Yeah, you want to be like that better ACKed up, acting up?
They fly also the jets and sound for some reason.
Speaker 1I think it absolutely is that was that was a documentary that show That's real.
Speaker 2That's real.
Speaker 1Yeah.
Speaker 2The year was twenty twenty five, wasn't it?
And the show was it?
I think so something like twenty twenty five twenty eight.
Wow, there we go.
We're not flying yet or not really flying.
Speaker 1But those people are at those who are.
Speaker 2Yeah, I believe there's something bigger and great.
I'm also like, what if we did have aliens already?
Like octopus, Like that's for sure, Like it's like what a smart animal?
And like I was like, wait, what if this whole time you're beating Calamari and like octopus and it's alien.
Speaker 1Oh, octopus knows exactly what it's doing.
The octopus is so smart, and like I feel like an octopus is very much like these people are still falling for it.
They don't know.
Speaker 2I'm an alien.
Speaker 1These stupid idios.
They can't even change color.
They can't fit through a little keyhole with their full body like me, it makes.
Speaker 2No sense, but it makes sense.
Like it's like when I look at like, yeah, I feel like there's something bigger than Usa.
And that also goes with like, you know whatever when people think about religion and whatnot, it's like the greater energy, bigger, Like it's like this is all tangible, Like our bodies are just tangible and they're like temporary, you know.
It's just like where does that energy go?
Where do you zoom up to?
Where do you come from?
Like where do you know what I mean?
Like, where are you flow into?
What vaudeville show?
Are you doing in a haunted house at like midnight?
Speaker 1Are you like a past life person?
Speaker 2I think I am.
I like to believe that, Like, yeah, I feel that something's like mate's wrong.
I was born in the wrong decade, you know, or the wrong time.
But then I think I'm like if I was born in the wrong time, but it is still me in my traits and my character, and like it's like, oh, you know, it's already tough right now as it is.
Imagine being like someone who's queer back in like eighteen oh one in South Dakota or something.
You don't know.
God, Like, I just think about that, like I'm just like, maybe that's why I'm not alive anymore.
Speaker 1There that was me, I would have the biggest peacock feathers, like the full stem, the whole thing through a door.
Speaker 2You're like, excuse me, hold on, hold on a second second.
Speaker 1I think a lot about past lives because you know, that means that in the future we're gonna be like somebody else, and so it's optimistic and hopeful.
So if there is still something, they.
Speaker 2Come and get us and then we can go with them.
Speaker 1Do you believe an alien abduction?
Speaker 2I think.
I think when people say those stories, like I mean, when they're retelling them, they're so detailed.
Sometimes I'm like, what is that all saying?
Like when something so detailed that it's out of the truth or it's it's like a fit because you have to cover your ground.
So like sometimes I see someone tell a story but they're like still traumatized by it and in a haze and they're saying the description.
I'm like, oh, I feels like it's real, Like it feels like you're telling me the truth.
Speaker 1That's too real, that's too real.
Speaker 2But then you have somebody descraped and thinking they're giving you every single and then the hand went down and run into my sphincter.
Speaker 1You know, just like I was.
And I was like, that's just a fantasy.
That sounds like you have a fantasy.
Be sorry, Bob, but doesn't sound real.
Speaker 2But yeah, I every story, you know, it's like you kind of like dissect it, I guess and see if it's real or not.
I don't know what am I who am I to like, you know, say something real or not.
Speaker 1I honestly think of all things paranormal, alien abductions are my favorite thing to hear about.
Speaker 2Really.
Speaker 1I love them because, yeah, it is like so often well I often feel like aliens in the nineties were really into the.
Speaker 2Butt just for decades.
Speaker 1They like butt play for aliens was huge in the nineties.
Yeah, you don't hear about it as much in like two thousands in current but you do, like there is a lot of mud play.
There's a lot of butt play.
But also like they wanted my sperm that, yeah, so that they could like make humanoid people.
Speaker 2Again, that sounds like a fantasy.
Speaker 1I know, I feel like it's always some guy that comes out and he's just like or like some guy that you know goes to the press and it's like, yeah, yeah, these aliens wanted my sperm and they just.
Speaker 2To justify their want.
So yeah, so I had to I had to do that.
Speaker 1And they also I had to have no choice.
Speaker 2Yeah, but three times in one week.
Speaker 1But they they also often say it's like the alien was like a hot lady, like, oh, some hot lady like started having sucks, she was like so hot to swear to go like, I'm sure, oh she wanted me.
It was like crazy, she wanted you.
Speaker 2This already sounds made.
Speaker 1Yeah, how about someone on this galaxy want you first and then maybe I believe you.
Speaker 2How About I see you with someone from this galaxy first, and then I believe how hot you are another galaxy far far away?
Speaker 1Yeah, how far?
This must have been very far if you were considered not.
Speaker 3Oh no you, they wanted you.
Yeah, a hot female alien one you, Oh my gosh.
Speaker 2But I mean.
Speaker 1All of these people that are like and then they stuck somewhere in my butt.
They're gonna put your bud, your bud, These these creatures that have the ability to fly these giant things that we have.
We don't even know how to comprehend that technology.
They can come down here, we can't go to them.
They're the smartest people in the world.
Clearly, they're they have great taste, and they're clean and whatever they want to their finger in your bud, You really think.
Speaker 2Your your bud.
They could go anywhere else, put their finger on anyone's but anywhere, but you're the butt.
Speaker 1Couldn't have anything to do with the fact that you were grabbing your ankle in holding them over your head is open for business with an arrow.
Maybe that's why they stick their finger in your buttbeb Oh my god.
Can I show you what haunted doll?
Speaker 2Oh?
Speaker 1Yes, please, it's time for the dolls are living?
Okay, So what I do?
I got to eBay dot com and I find haunted dolls that are curently for sale.
Speaker 2Oh okay, okay.
Have you ever purchased one of these dolls?
Speaker 1Now?
I have it.
My manager bought me one one time.
You don't want it, nothing has happened.
No, I don't want anything to do with this, and people listening, do not send me these I don't want them.
I I kind of don't believe that any of these are real.
I think it's like people just trying to get money, and so they're making up backstories for these dolls to sell them.
I appreciate the hustle, sure, but I also don't want to find out because maybe what if they are right?
Speaker 2Yeah, I don't know if I want to find out.
I don't want to see this dog I wants yet.
Speaker 1Okay, well, this one, this one's going for only fourteen ninety nine, a bargain.
That's a bargain that makes me feel pretty good about the possibility of it being haunted, because sometimes these are like twenty five thousand dollars for this doll and it's like that now.
Speaker 2Also, what conversation is that seller having with that doll when it's not being sold?
It's like, see, no believes me seriously in the game out of the doll and like when the dog was missing.
Speaker 1I need to meet the person that would pay twenty five thousand dollars for a haunted.
Speaker 2Thousand dollars to spending a haunted doll.
Speaker 1Some lonely uh per.
But okay, so this one fourteen ninety nine, Okay, please meet doctor Lou.
Jeehah, show us doctor Lou.
You got it?
Ros?
Okay, what year is this doll from?
I believe?
They say it's a nineteen eighties doll of a doctor.
And what we are looking at is a very androgynous Yes, do you remember Pat the character?
Yes, it's very that like is this doctor going to the men's room or the lady's room?
Speaker 2Doctor Lu?
That could go?
Speaker 1And that's the thing, oh Lou.
So this doll has like sort of like a bowl cut, but like lashes, very pink lips, doctor jacket tie.
Wow, this one is right down the middle.
Yeah, okay, but here's the thing.
There's a former living human that is now in this doll.
Oh okay, do we have a backgros, just as we do the person selling it says, we say that we are uncertain if this is a male or a female, because Lou can be short for Mary, Lou, lu Anne, or short for male names as well.
And although we have asked if it's a male or a female, or if it had a husband or a wife, it will not give us a definitive answer.
Speaker 2The human spirit inside the doll or Lou the doll itself.
Speaker 1Both I think that human that died went into this doll because they were like, Ooh, this will be fun.
Let's fuck with these people.
Because these people are like, did you have a husband or a wife?
And this don't you like to know?
I'll never tell, says.
We purchased this loving soul from another collector Philadelphia.
He was clearing out some of his collectibles and contacted us.
He never got an answer to the gender either, So when Lou arrived, we set the doll in our dining room in the center of our table to not just to the surroundings.
Our dogs seemed to sense good.
Wait, our dogs seemed to sense good or evil.
Oh, the dogs typically I guess, can sense good or evil and they were super excited and loved being in the same room as Lou.
The atmosphere is uplifting and charged with positivity.
The first evening we didn't find anything out of place, just random noises, knocks on our dining room table, and at times we found our dogs running in and out of the room.
Seems like they were playing with something that wasn't there.
So they have used their ghost hunting equipment to ask some questions They've heard Lou say, I'm good, and they've also asked what.
Speaker 2Does a voice sound like, I'm good, I'm.
Speaker 1Good, something like that.
I think maybe they're like, are you man or women?
I'm good?
Speaker 2What does that mean?
You good?
Answer the question?
Can you answer the question for me?
Speaker 1I'm good?
Speaker 2No, just tell me good.
Speaker 1It says that, according to them asking questions with their machines, this person was never married.
They're using a thing called a rempod and a K two meter.
Okay, they're like ghost hunting equipment, things that you can, you know, a ghost can make it light up or make a beep this for yes or that for now or whatever.
They use a spirit box, which is like one of those radio like where you can hear a voice, but it's just like I'm good, so I'm good.
Yeah.
Basically, we don't know.
We don't know what this person is, but you know, it doesn't matter.
They even say in here, we don't it doesn't matter.
It's a good vibe.
Speaker 2Good vibe.
Is that like dried up blood on the coat.
Speaker 1It's just a little bit of blood.
Yeah, it does appear to be some kind of in a giant stain, but you know, a doctor, I'm good.
Speaker 2But they're not.
Speaker 1Exactly I'm gonna go ahead and say that this doll is you know what I think it is.
It's like a it's a drag queen off duty because little tiny eyebrows, right, So I think it's like a.
Speaker 2Male that, yes, a pretty male on the way to the gig.
Yeah, as as a doctor that was part of the gag and then tragically died probably and the indy kim a doll.
I think that's what the story is, right.
Speaker 1They had that uber driver you scary?
Okay, well that was Lula Haunts of Dolllulu.
Can I play you some ghost voices?
Yes, okay, it's time for EVP or ev pase Okay, so EVP Electronic Voice phenomenal.
So what I do is I go to YouTube.
Speaker 2Okay, I find EVPs.
Speaker 1I have two of them for you.
This is anytime a ghost hunter things that they've captured a ghost speaking.
So I'm gonna play you these voices and then i want you to tell me what you hear, and then I'll give you ABCD and the correct answer is what the person that posted at believes that this ghost is saying.
Okay, this first one is from Sydney Paranormal Incident re Church Investigation Team a k A spirit see what they did?
Sydney Satiation Team.
Okay, this is at a place called Hornsby Hospital in Do I make you horns?
Speaker 2Baby?
Speaker 1Hornsby Hospital in Sydney.
What's this?
Gohost say Harvey?
Speaker 2Oh O more time?
Speaker 1It smells in you?
O heay, it smells really bad?
Is that me making that noise?
Speaker 2No?
Oh my god?
Speaker 1What is this noise?
I've never heard that.
What's happening?
Speaker 2I didn't need one of us.
Speaker 1Well, let's play again.
Okay, that was really scary.
Oh, let's see if I that was Okay, I'm scared.
Okay, So you think it says the smells in here?
It smells here.
That's not what they thought.
Do they think it was?
Speaker 2Wait?
Speaker 1Do they think it was a wipe your silly faith?
B?
Wait for tonight?
They said, C, why are you in my home?
Or d?
Speaker 2Wait?
Speaker 1Could you smell that?
That's kind of close to yours?
Speaker 2I'm gonna go with other A or D.
Speaker 1They believe it was wait for tonight, they said, let me play it again.
Speaker 2Okay, I but not because that has been placing our heads right exactly.
And now do we want to hear that it's what what was that sound?
Speaker 1I don't know what that sound was.
That was weird.
Okay, here's another one.
This one is from the same channel and it was captured after a spirit cleansing of a private house investigation, kind of like your house got cleansed.
Ew Okay, what is this ghost saying?
Mm hmmmm.
Speaker 2It sounds like move bitch.
Speaker 1It's very like daft punk.
I think this is through some kind of machine, clearly, as opposed to the last one was like just an organic like what do you smell bad?
Speaker 2Like?
Speaker 1This one is like.
Speaker 2Watch out, watch out for mm hmm, watch out, watch out?
Here they come.
Speaker 1Where's some options?
Did they think it was a it's a pasquetti with meat balls?
Did I think it was B?
I think I've had enough of this.
C Thanks for staying up with us or d was it just somebody's uncle trying to beatbox?
Speaker 2Thank you for staying up with us.
Speaker 1It's totally thanks for staying up with us.
Yeah, weird, you're.
Speaker 2Up with us.
It's like gonna get a lot of visitors and then I thank you.
I know you have things to do and we only party at night.
Speaker 1We appreciate that.
I appreciate that, you know, thank you for staying up with me because that's the end of the podcast.
Speaker 2Okay, thank you for having me.
Speaker 1Yeah, thanks for doing this.
This is fun.
Speaker 2I'm still thinking about that sound.
Which one is the one that we couldn't figure out?
Where did that come from?
Speaker 1I know that really creeped me out.
Well, you know what it could be my friend who's an exorcist, our h Davis.
She recently gave us this right here.
Can you see?
Speaker 2Oh?
Is there skull in there?
Speaker 1Okay, be nice?
This is Lois.
There is allegedly, according to my friend who I believe, a spirit in here, of a school teacher named Lois.
She loves show tunes and gold and gossip.
Speaker 2I kind of go.
Speaker 1I know, she sounds fun, yeah, and she likes she likes being here to hear the gossip Lois.
That's what I've been told, So maybe that was her.
Speaker 2What spot Lois?
Speaker 1If that was you, can you make another sound Lois lowest?
Speaker 2Come on?
Speaker 1Okay, well, anyway, what do you got going on?
Tell us where people can find you in step Yeah.
Speaker 2You can just follow me on Instagram, the gram at Harvey Gean full name on Twitter.
If anyone use Twitter, use Twitter.
I think I'm still there.
Speaker 1Harvey Gian Hello, well, thanks for doing this.
Yeah, I think you should.
You know, if the if the gay guy peacock Man, she comes back, I think you should welcome him.
How fun to have like a nineteen twenties gay guy.
Yeah, that would be cost in your home.
Speaker 2I mean, I think I'm lucky to have it.
Yeah.
Speaker 1If he gives you more points of conversation to share with us at the future, please come back.
Speaker 2I'll keep a journal or something.
Yeah, for sure, I think there's definitely something there.
But he's a nice guy.
Speaker 1Thanks for thanking up with us.
Speaker 2I'm good.
Speaker 1Thank you so much to Harve again, I'm still laughing about some of that.
That was so fun.
Love him.
We'll have to have him back another time.
Thank you all so much for listening.
I love you all, both living and dead.
But if I didn't ask you to haunt me, don't haunt me came back.
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