Speaker 1: A woman's society. Are walking in the shadows the cultition,
Speaker 1: a woman's society. You're walking in the shadows, the cultition.
Speaker 2: All right, you beautiful people, welcome to walking in the
Speaker 2: shadows today. We've got some Aurora borealis behind us and
Speaker 2: a little bit of Earth. Welcome. Well, it could be Earth,
Speaker 2: or it could be a planet. Who knows.
Speaker 3: Probably we haven't quite figured out where it is yet.
Speaker 2: So yeah, I think New Zealand is just kind of
Speaker 2: down on that little blop at the bottom. There are
Speaker 2: you sure? Are you sure we're even on the map.
Speaker 2: There are certain maps, let's be honest, there are that
Speaker 2: you're not do not have New Zealand on their adults
Speaker 2: an embassy as well. That's what cracks me up.
Speaker 3: There are maps and embassies and New Zealand's not even
Speaker 3: on them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, true story. Yeah, there are many mini maps and
Speaker 2: especially American embassies that don't have New Zealand.
Speaker 3: I think it was the Canadian one as well or something.
Speaker 3: I'm sure it's the Canadian one.
Speaker 2: As well that had Australia. It's like, where's New Zealand.
Speaker 2: It's so funny. That's fine, that's fine because when it
Speaker 2: turns to shit.
Speaker 3: Everyone else will get hurt and they'll be like, well,
Speaker 3: well no, there's no country down there, it's just a
Speaker 3: fake one New Zealand.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. I wonder if there's a conspiracy around
Speaker 2: that is New Zealand a real country or they's go on,
Speaker 2: they don't think Australia is real. And that's what I've
Speaker 2: found really funny.
Speaker 3: I've seen very serious conversations that Australia is a fake
Speaker 3: country and we're all just actors and it's not real.
Speaker 2: I feel like I've seen that too and just gone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, this whole thing that Australia is
Speaker 3: not real, we're not a real country. And then somebody
Speaker 3: said that we were actually Norway.
Speaker 2: Okay, oh that's excellent, you are Norway. It's true story.
Speaker 2: The problem is, like things actually do want to eat
Speaker 2: you in Australia, Like it's not a lie, Like Australia
Speaker 2: is one and things want to eat you there and
Speaker 2: include everything and you, including the people, including the people.
Speaker 2: Yeah that's true. Mirah, Hi, Mirah. Thanks. I apologize everyone.
Speaker 2: I'm on my new iPad.
Speaker 3: I'm still sorting out the kinks of my new iPad
Speaker 3: and I have to keep using my finger and it's
Speaker 3: very annoying.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're trying to figure it all out. But I
Speaker 2: tell you what, like, thank god she's finally got an
Speaker 2: upgrade because the old Apple Mac was d a slow death.
Speaker 3: Oh it really was, and I couldn't even download pictures
Speaker 3: anymore or documents. And at least with this, I, once
Speaker 3: I get everything sorted out, I'm gonna be able to
Speaker 3: take you guys to like the Heritage Park and my
Speaker 3: background will probably be kangaroos jumping around, so that that's
Speaker 3: kind of why I wanted to do it, and I
Speaker 3: thought that'd.
Speaker 2: Be really really cool and we'll just and it'll be proof.
Speaker 2: It basically just be proof that Australia is real and
Speaker 2: kangaroos are real. And you think you can show us
Speaker 2: the scary caterpillars that want you to die via touching
Speaker 2: the caterpillar and fire in your fingers.
Speaker 3: And then you just have to make sure that because
Speaker 3: it's early morning, because it'll be morning here that's when
Speaker 3: it's warm day, all the snakes come out onto the
Speaker 3: rocks and I like to sit on the rock, So
Speaker 3: you just have to walk around a few times.
Speaker 2: To make sure there's no snaky snakes and then reasons
Speaker 2: to join us for our live streams is literally that
Speaker 2: Juliet will be going to the bush in Australia and
Speaker 2: you never know what you're going to see. No, you don't, don't. Apportunity.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what an opportunity we've got. We've just found at work.
Speaker 3: We've got a massive blue tongue lizard. So she's probably
Speaker 3: about sixty seventy centimeters long. It's a female. She's really gorgeous,
Speaker 3: absolutely beautiful, So I like, I like seeing her in
Speaker 3: the morning, she's coming out in the rocks. And then
Speaker 3: we had another like quite long lizard, probably about thirty
Speaker 3: centimeters long the other day, so yeah, who take photos?
Speaker 2: She runs away, camera shy, it's very camera shy.
Speaker 3: So I'm just gonna I'm thinking of dropping off some
Speaker 3: rock melon for her because they love rock melon, so
Speaker 3: I thought I might chop up a butt and tops.
Speaker 2: Lizards are so cool. Hey do you remember we you
Speaker 2: a little and we used to in the dairies, like
Speaker 2: in the candy stores. We used to get a thing
Speaker 2: called a card bleuis, which was like aig lolly and
Speaker 2: you shove it in your mouth and everything ghost blues.
Speaker 2: That's that's all I can think of is a blue
Speaker 2: tongue liizen.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're really cool. I mean they're pretty shy and
Speaker 3: you know, they're not dangers. They can give you a
Speaker 3: bit of a nasty bite, but they're pretty pretty gentle
Speaker 3: and stuff like that.
Speaker 2: But they do get really big, so they're quite pretty. Hey,
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Speaker 3: And it's sad because we can only you know, we
Speaker 3: can only show so many but I mean, you know,
Speaker 3: there are many different own business types of business that
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Speaker 2: Put them right, Yah, support them. Thoscale businesses are super
Speaker 2: important because that's what keeps our economy going right. And
Speaker 2: there's so many podcasters that only last for a short
Speaker 2: number of you know months. Most of the time, if
Speaker 2: you can make it for a couple of years as
Speaker 2: a podcaster, you're absolutely smashing it. And the same with businesses.
Speaker 2: Small businesses are really really hard to maintain, and most
Speaker 2: of the time it's a labor of love. If you're
Speaker 2: in the bigfoot industry or the paranormal industry, it is
Speaker 2: a labor of love. And a lot of the time
Speaker 2: you're putting your own money into these businesses. So instead
Speaker 2: of going and buying stuff from you know, another country
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Speaker 2: guys and girls are putting their hard work and their blood,
Speaker 2: sweat and tears to put it nicely into their businesses
Speaker 2: and the products that they make and that sort of stuff.
Speaker 2: And I did a I did an interview with a
Speaker 2: lady called Tina from Journey to the Haunted the other day,
Speaker 2: and she's absolutely amazing in her and her husband Mark
Speaker 2: essentially create their own spirit boxes and other paranormal hunting equipment,
Speaker 2: and I had no idea that they did this alongside
Speaker 2: a whole heap of other things. And so, yeah, if
Speaker 2: you are interested in getting yourself some really cool equipment
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Speaker 2: some really cool technology coming out where they've got things
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Speaker 2: so that you don't have to go back through all
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Speaker 3: So it's a lot more finely tuned, is it. Yeah yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: thanks like awesome.
Speaker 2: So I thought that's like that sort of stuff is
Speaker 2: so cool because they make it themselves. It's not important
Speaker 2: from somewhere else. It's literally Mark doing it all. So yeah,
Speaker 2: Journey into the Haunted. If you are looking for any
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Speaker 3: Which yeah, yeah, and anyone out there, you know, if
Speaker 3: you've got these local businesses that are in your backyard,
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Speaker 3: You know, we are all for supporting you know, men
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Speaker 3: a shop, if they're selling stuff from Etsy, or they've
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Speaker 3: Yeah, chuck it in the lenks, tell us a little
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Speaker 3: All right, So a couple of ladies that I have got here,
Speaker 3: I have met like an exposed so they are Melbourne,
Speaker 3: Melbourne based ladies.
Speaker 2: One of them is.
Speaker 3: Like she's she's just the funniest girl. Her name is
Speaker 3: Katie Hollywood. So she is known worldwide. Okay, so Katie
Speaker 3: hollywoods yeah, yeah, yeah. So she's an Australian comic book artist.
Speaker 3: And I found her at the expo last year or
Speaker 3: the beginning of this year, and we've been.
Speaker 2: Meaning to catch up and have a chat. I really really.
Speaker 3: Want to get on and have a chat to her.
Speaker 3: Like her artwork is just sensational. So her career spans
Speaker 3: over two decades. So she literally started with the creator
Speaker 3: owned series Dick hits So, which was a weekly feature
Speaker 3: and a music magazine called three D for five years.
Speaker 3: So this girl, this lady, she is well establer as
Speaker 3: she has done the most amazing stuff. So she's also
Speaker 3: done works like Arsenic Lullaby, Laughter of the Damned, and
Speaker 3: her own creator own series called Kulan, which is serialized
Speaker 3: in the Heavy Middle magazine. So if you know the
Speaker 3: Heavy Middle magazine, it's just it's amazing. So in addition
Speaker 3: to like her comic work.
Speaker 2: She's a mom.
Speaker 3: She's an awesome mom and she creates fine art and
Speaker 3: street art. So her stuff is it is just amazing.
Speaker 3: So I remember when you first kind of showed me
Speaker 3: what her work looked like.
Speaker 2: I remember the day that you came home. You're like, dude,
Speaker 2: I found someone. I've met a lady. And I was like,
Speaker 2: first of all, Katie, this is her. She looks like you.
Speaker 2: This is okay, sorry for my bad photos right now,
Speaker 2: I am.
Speaker 3: Still trying to And yeah, her work was phenomenal. And
Speaker 3: she does indigenous work as well.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, and that's what that's what I'll talk about.
Speaker 2: So here we go. So this is dark Heart. So
Speaker 2: this is the second Oh no, this is number three.
Speaker 3: I have number one. So this is about So this
Speaker 3: is called the indigenverse. So most people are oblivious to
Speaker 3: the d that lurk in the shadows. Dark Heart reveals
Speaker 3: a sixty five thousand year old story of the outer
Speaker 3: protectors that stand between us and them.
Speaker 2: They defend the law that protects the people.
Speaker 3: If the law is broken by the dying of the light,
Speaker 3: who will stand and protect the evil that comes from
Speaker 3: the night. So yeah, so this is such a So
Speaker 3: she's done this with so the writer is Scott Wilson.
Speaker 3: She is the artist Katie Hilton Ward and the colors
Speaker 3: are justin Randalls.
Speaker 2: So this is an.
Speaker 3: Indigenous series and it is just amazing. It is absolutely insane.
Speaker 2: So I don't know, like we're trying to I'm trying
Speaker 2: to figure out. So oh yeah, this.
Speaker 3: Is really Yeah, there's one there, so yeah, I don't
Speaker 3: know her.
Speaker 2: There we go, Oh my god, we go. No, it's
Speaker 2: not gonna die. I couldn't find yet. I couldn't find it.
Speaker 3: But she has just done the most amazing artwork. Here
Speaker 3: is again some of her artwork. She's yeah, she is
Speaker 3: just just amazing. So you can find her stuff.
Speaker 2: Let me just put the Oh no no that photos
Speaker 2: never on double. That's cool.
Speaker 3: So I'm just gonna put this one back up. So yeah,
Speaker 3: so dark Heart. So this is number three. So you
Speaker 3: can find her at Katiehollywood dot com. She has Instagram,
Speaker 3: she has Facebook. You can go on to her site.
Speaker 3: You can buy her art. She does a lot of
Speaker 3: the expos and stuff here and she's just such a
Speaker 3: cool lady.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Juliet, is she kat Y.
Speaker 3: No kt kt as in the letters k kt Hollywood.
Speaker 2: So we'll put the links in Hollywood. I'm doing it
Speaker 2: right now, Kate, Hollywood dot com dot com. Yeah, there
Speaker 2: we go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and we're following you have a look through our
Speaker 3: Instagram and stuff like that. And she did her own
Speaker 3: series which I was trying to find. I was trying
Speaker 3: to find a picture of a thing.
Speaker 2: But again, this is going to be really bad. So
Speaker 2: this is her. Oh my god, you've got that perfect
Speaker 2: look at you. I'm not moving. I'm not breathing. This
Speaker 2: is Koulan. I'm I'm moving, but I'm not actually moving.
Speaker 2: That's so cool. So that's her series. This is her series.
Speaker 2: Like you screwed it up, sorry.
Speaker 3: Guys, But like, honestly, if you're into that stuff and
Speaker 3: you're really into like the dark Heart has all the
Speaker 3: indigenous creatures, like your bun yep yeowie is like all this,
Speaker 3: you know, really really cool just information there is just insane.
Speaker 2: I had I remember, I remember when you were when
Speaker 2: you're first showing me and the comic book that is
Speaker 2: the Aboriginal indigenous cultural stuff, the folklore stuff. It was
Speaker 2: so cool because the art was phenomenal, right, and it's
Speaker 2: mixed with like her main character, who was a guy,
Speaker 2: an Aboriginal guy kind of working through the folklore and
Speaker 2: all that sort of stuff and the different realms and
Speaker 2: the different dimensions or whatever. And it's so cool because
Speaker 2: it's the first time that we've found a comic anything
Speaker 2: like that, that sort of stuff based in Australia and
Speaker 2: Aboriginal law. So definitely go search her. That's good. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: And him so he's he's yeah, he's the writer.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Scott Wilson, Sorry, Scott.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just an amazing he's Aboriginal himself, so it's just amazing.
Speaker 3: Like like, the story is awesome, but artwork is just amazing.
Speaker 3: So if you're really into that kind of indigenous stuff
Speaker 3: and into cryptids, it's something really different. So yeah, to
Speaker 3: kind of get a hold of.
Speaker 2: So that's cool because you don't often see cryptid stuff,
Speaker 2: especially in Australia and New Zealand, Like we were talking
Speaker 2: about that the other day. There's some lack of kind
Speaker 2: of cryptid based really anything. Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: you know, but yeah, that's that's very very cool. Love it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So glad you showcased her.
Speaker 3: I was hoping, I know, like honestly, I just I haven't. Yeah,
Speaker 3: here we go, So Scott, So Scott Wilson grew up
Speaker 3: obsessed with superhero So I did have this information before,
Speaker 3: I don't know where it's gone, so that's why I
Speaker 3: put it on my PC, and I shouldn't have done that.
Speaker 3: So he grew up and Ruby which is in room,
Speaker 3: spending his time on country and around w a touristown.
Speaker 3: So he grew up just basically going there's no comic books,
Speaker 3: there's no superheroes, and you know, basically no native superheroes.
Speaker 3: So that's what he did. So he's an awesome dude.
Speaker 3: He's really really talented.
Speaker 2: And did Scott Wilson create the artwork? Is he the artist? No,
Speaker 2: he's the writer. He's the writer. Yeah, and Katie has
Speaker 2: done all the artwork and stept for them. So I'm
Speaker 2: just dropping I'm just dropping their links and their names
Speaker 2: in the so people can go and can go and
Speaker 2: find those. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, absolutely, they're they're just Yeah, she's phenomenal and she
Speaker 3: and she is just the coolest person.
Speaker 2: To get her on the show, we definitely got to do. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it would be great to get Scott on the
Speaker 2: show as well.
Speaker 3: Let's really get the both of them. Yeah, yeah, that
Speaker 3: would be so cool. So yeah, so you got your
Speaker 3: can I do one now?
Speaker 2: Well, I'm also hanging out in Australia this morning and
Speaker 2: this morning well it's actually lunchtime at my house. It's
Speaker 2: it's this morning at Juliet's house because she's in Melbourne. Smart.
Speaker 2: But my first my first showcase is a lady called
Speaker 2: Alison Obourne and she runs Adelaide Haunted Horizons over in
Speaker 2: South Australia or over down in South Australia. The side
Speaker 2: me it's uppy, but to Juliet it's down ish. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: So I've got a little bit of information. I'll just
Speaker 2: run through this. Feel free to stop me and ask
Speaker 2: some questions and then I've got a couple.
Speaker 3: Of photos just just to put in their Adelaide is
Speaker 3: like on is definitely on my bucket list to go.
Speaker 3: It has got such a like a lot of haunted,
Speaker 3: a lot of paranormal stuff down.
Speaker 2: The air and it is, yeah, it is really known
Speaker 2: for like paranormal stuff.
Speaker 3: It's yeah, quite, it's quite quite a history, quite a
Speaker 3: wild history down that side of the west of me.
Speaker 2: Down and west. It's such a challenge because Australia is huge, right,
Speaker 2: Australia as the size of America. It's actually bigger than America,
Speaker 2: I think. So like when we talk about it, we're
Speaker 2: just like, oh, you know, just over there, but it's
Speaker 2: like eight hour flight over there.
Speaker 3: It's like it's not eleven hour drive down there. I
Speaker 3: mean people in America would understand.
Speaker 2: This, and like here, we're just like, yeah, can we
Speaker 2: just give a shout out to Hey Mirror, Hey, indescribable
Speaker 2: and describable optomn Broke, I've got a change your name.
Speaker 3: You're challenging Lisa, just change it just for english Man.
Speaker 2: And hello to anyone else who's watching. I know there's
Speaker 2: a couple of other people sitting on here at the moment.
Speaker 2: Thank you so much for jumping in here. Right, So
Speaker 2: my first showcase is Allison Obourn. She is one of
Speaker 2: the most recognizable names in Australian paranormal tourism and we
Speaker 2: like to call it dark tourism, and not because she
Speaker 2: chased trends or relied on theatrics. She earned her place
Speaker 2: by doing the work years of historical research, discipline, field investigations,
Speaker 2: and a genuine commitment to preserving sites with difficult pasts.
Speaker 2: Before Haunted Horizons ever existed, Allison spent decades studying South
Speaker 2: Australian history, criminology and the stories tied to abandoned institutions.
Speaker 2: And that's exactly what you were talking about, Jills. There's institutions, institutions.
Speaker 2: The history down there is pretty dark, yeah, hard. She
Speaker 2: was drawn to places where human experiences lingered like goals,
Speaker 2: i e. Jails, asylums, holding sales work camps. Her I
Speaker 2: beg your pardon. Her early research work made her a
Speaker 2: sought after speaker long before she became a business owner.
Speaker 2: So Allison has been in this game for such a
Speaker 2: long time, and that's why I wanted to showcase her,
Speaker 2: because she is exactly what we are about, doing good research,
Speaker 2: good understanding, not just the the frights on the top,
Speaker 2: not just that shallow kind of you know, entertainment value.
Speaker 2: She is really really doing the mohy and doing the
Speaker 2: things that matter. And that's why I wanted to showcase
Speaker 2: her today. So Allison grew up in South Australia, a
Speaker 2: region rich in colonial jail birds and institutional history, not
Speaker 2: colonial jailbirds, but a comment in between the two. Wasn't
Speaker 2: a sudden spark, It was a slow burn. It took
Speaker 2: a long time. The kind that starts with a kid
Speaker 2: who'd rather read case files and historical reports than anything else,
Speaker 2: and we know a few of them. That's so funny.
Speaker 2: As an adult, she became deeply involved in documenting South
Speaker 2: Australia's hidden history, including archives connected to the old Adelaide
Speaker 2: Goal With While many people visit such places for novelty,
Speaker 2: Allison learned the names, the dates, the records, and the
Speaker 2: human stories behind the walls. That foundation made her approach
Speaker 2: stand out history first, interpretation second, and paranormal curiosity shaped
Speaker 2: around documented context. I love it because it's based in
Speaker 2: some sort of fact, right, just shooting her way through.
Speaker 2: So she actually spent years of her own time at
Speaker 2: the Adelaide Goal. She worked directly with the site, learned
Speaker 2: its operations, studied its records, and developed a reputation for
Speaker 2: being meticulous. When the goals management changed and commercial tour
Speaker 2: operators started leaning heavier into entertainment, Allison chose a different path.
Speaker 2: That's when she left and she built her own company
Speaker 2: that Adelaide Haunted Horizons, And you can see why she did. Specifically,
Speaker 2: she could run tours the way that she believed they
Speaker 2: should be done, historically, accurate, ethically, delivered and grounded in
Speaker 2: real stories of the people who actually live and died
Speaker 2: in those places. And we see that quite a lot,
Speaker 2: right with tours and that sort of stuff and these
Speaker 2: sort of locations, it turns into just a spookfest and
Speaker 2: a fright fest and all of that sort of stuff.
Speaker 3: That's yeah, And there's that real difference between if you're
Speaker 3: doing a paranormal and vista or you're doing a paranormal
Speaker 3: just walk.
Speaker 2: Around, you know what I mean.
Speaker 3: So they do the same here, you know, like you're like, oh,
Speaker 3: I want to do a paranormal. They don't call it
Speaker 3: investigation here, but you know, just just a tour, yeah,
Speaker 3: a ghost tour or something like that. So that is
Speaker 3: literally just going around and people jumping out and scaring
Speaker 3: you or telling you spooky stories, you know. And there's
Speaker 3: a few things of those floating around Melbourne. But if
Speaker 3: you want a proper investigation, you've got to go in,
Speaker 3: you know, with the equipment. Can you know, always look
Speaker 3: into these things. Can you take your own equipment? Do
Speaker 3: they use their equipment or do you use any equipment
Speaker 3: at all? You know, there's also a very big difference
Speaker 3: between some of the investigations and stuff. Sometimes I'll go
Speaker 3: around with their own equipment and you just basically follow
Speaker 3: along behind. So yeah, if you're looking at going in
Speaker 3: and doing an investigation, you really want to kind of
Speaker 3: get through to the nuts and bolts.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ask those questions before you go in. Give you yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's so important. And I think I think it would
Speaker 2: be worthwhile doing like a like creating a little checklist
Speaker 2: or something for people that do want to get into
Speaker 2: paranormal investigations. What to look for, what are the red flags,
Speaker 2: what are the go aheads like that would be probably
Speaker 2: quite worthwhile because you spend a shitload of money on
Speaker 2: these things, right, These tours around the world are not cheap.
Speaker 2: They will sit you back a bucket load, man. And
Speaker 2: I know things like we talked about Waverley Sanatorium over
Speaker 2: in America, and that is really expensive to go and
Speaker 2: do that too. It's insane. You want to know what
Speaker 2: you're getting, right. You want to make sure that you're
Speaker 2: going there with the of whatever outcome you want. Yeah. Anyway,
Speaker 2: So Adelaide Haunted Horizons launched in twenty ten and has
Speaker 2: since become one of the largest paranormal tourism companies in Australia.
Speaker 2: Did you know about them, Jills, I know of them, Yeah,
Speaker 2: because like I want to go.
Speaker 3: To Adelaide, So she's kind of on my list of
Speaker 3: one of the one of the places when I go
Speaker 3: to Adelaide, this is they're they're there there there, That's
Speaker 3: what I want, You'll.
Speaker 2: Like, Alison, I'm coming home Oway. So Allison secured access
Speaker 2: to multiple high profile locations that were really open to
Speaker 2: the public at night, and these included the old Adelaide
Speaker 2: Goal z Ward, which was the formerly insane wing of
Speaker 2: the Glenside. It all very active, Red Ruth Goal in Borough,
Speaker 2: the Barossa Old Courthouse and the Cells and old Tallum Town,
Speaker 2: Pioneer Village, and several regional sites. So she literally has
Speaker 2: that licensing if you will to go and take tours
Speaker 2: through there, since securing those sites required years of negotiation,
Speaker 2: police complaint licensing, risk assessments and legal documentation, something that
Speaker 2: most people underestimate when imagining paranormal tour work, and I
Speaker 2: think that's really important. It was something we talked about
Speaker 2: ages ago in regards to if you're going to take
Speaker 2: a group of people, you're going to get together with
Speaker 2: your friend, you want to go on in a paranormal investigation,
Speaker 2: be it with a tour group or just by yourselves,
Speaker 2: it's really important to research the site first, not from
Speaker 2: a historical basis, but also from a police space, from
Speaker 2: a health and safety space, from elitation space. You don't
Speaker 2: want to get yourself in trouble for trespassing. You're sure
Speaker 2: as hell don't want the police being called and you
Speaker 2: getting yourself into all sorts of shit. So always try
Speaker 2: and research as much as possible. Dot the eyes, cross
Speaker 2: the t's so that you have a really great investigation. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and especially you know, if you're going into old,
Speaker 3: dearylic buildings. You know, and we've all done it, you know,
Speaker 3: we have all done it. And it's not till you
Speaker 3: kind of get older that you realize, you know, there
Speaker 3: is like a bit of a safety risk the air
Speaker 3: of you know, how stable is the building, is something
Speaker 3: going to collapse in on you.
Speaker 2: So yeah, just be careful.
Speaker 3: You know, still be little rebels out there, but just
Speaker 3: be careful about it.
Speaker 2: It's that whole. But there was a hole in the
Speaker 2: gate anyway. Rather Haunted Horizons offers several options and I
Speaker 2: love these. I just wanted to read them out because
Speaker 2: as I read through what she offers, I started realizing
Speaker 2: that I never wanted to go to Adelaide. She offers
Speaker 2: public investigations. Sure I can do that, not a problem.
Speaker 2: Private teen nights, I could probably do that. You do that, yeah,
Speaker 2: lockins in quotation marks for serious investigators. And that was
Speaker 2: at the point that I said, nope, nope, you are
Speaker 2: not locking me into an asylum. I know what happens. Okay,
Speaker 2: I know what happens. That's one of those nights where
Speaker 2: I'll have to trick you.
Speaker 3: But like, oh, we're just an all investigation right, locked
Speaker 3: the doors noise.
Speaker 4: I would be so incredibly angry at you.
Speaker 2: I would not forgive that. That's right. You'll be in
Speaker 2: another cell, locked away.
Speaker 5: I just sorted out by mourning to this freezer. You'll
Speaker 5: be fine. She also offers photography sessions, special theme nights,
Speaker 5: and historical tours without any paranormal framing, which I love
Speaker 5: that historical tours would be really really interesting without the
Speaker 5: paranormal stuff around it necessarily. But yeah, so basically that's
Speaker 5: kind of what she does.
Speaker 2: There's a whole heap of other stuff around this in
Speaker 2: regards to kind of what she does to support women
Speaker 2: in the space as well. You know, it's really important
Speaker 2: that she knows the people that she's working with, she
Speaker 2: knows the people that are coming through on the tours.
Speaker 2: She's very hands on as far as her business goes
Speaker 2: and making sure that she team leaders are really, really great.
Speaker 2: She has loads of female investigators and team leaders that
Speaker 2: work within the Haunted Horizons business as well. And I
Speaker 2: just thought she was so cool that she really deserved
Speaker 2: a showcase mention on this episode and from where she's
Speaker 2: come from, like doing years of paranormal investigation, researching all
Speaker 2: of the above. And so if you ever head down
Speaker 2: to South Australia, definitely look up Haunted Horizons and jump
Speaker 2: into one of those tours and let us know how
Speaker 2: it goes. Yeah about him, do you want to? Yeah,
Speaker 2: girl in destruct indestructible.
Speaker 4: Fuck this indescribable Octoman Like I am indestructible. It's like
Speaker 4: I'm something right now, he says, love your background, Lisa.
Speaker 4: I just got to see the Northern lights the other
Speaker 4: day or a week ago or so amazing.
Speaker 2: Right, Yeah, I was like Aurora Borealis that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Aurora, There's there's been a bit going on here too.
Speaker 2: We can Australias, which is like a pink kind of
Speaker 2: purply color, which is so beautiful. I wouldn't mind going
Speaker 2: and seeing that one, that's for sure. Mirror says, awesome,
Speaker 2: we have that going on here. And in a two
Speaker 2: it must be a global octoman. You down under two,
Speaker 2: he says, No, I'm in Massachusetts, actually pictures. This is
Speaker 2: this new accent, the indescribable updoor man, and I'm American.
Speaker 2: He's like, dear God, just stop talking that. I love you.
Speaker 2: Ah u Okay, yeah, Mara says, she's on a cell phone.
Speaker 2: So forgive the problems with the EMF and no microwave,
Speaker 2: but that comes in handy on investigations. You should go
Speaker 2: back and look at one of our videos, one of
Speaker 2: our little reels that Juliet posted on Cwit's right at
Speaker 2: the starter is where we started, and we bought a
Speaker 2: We bought an em F reader like a little rim pod,
Speaker 2: and we put it up to the microwave to see
Speaker 2: if it would work. And all the comments underneath it
Speaker 2: are like, I didn't realize you would take your microwave.
Speaker 2: I think ghosts to the microwave live in the mic away. Yes,
Speaker 2: we have a wanted Mike wave it tricky tricky little people.
Speaker 2: Now anyway, hey, love it, love it? Love it? What's
Speaker 2: next on the list of amazing woman?
Speaker 3: Okay, so I'm going to talk about So this is
Speaker 3: a little bit different. So this is Coral and Lee.
Speaker 3: So let me get a picture of her. I didn't
Speaker 3: show you any pictures. Oh yeah, shows pictures, pictures all right,
Speaker 3: Sorry I was about to go. We'sh your pictures, Ma polages, ma.
Speaker 2: Polodles. I'm soul sarynar very Thari. Okay, so this is
Speaker 2: I'm going to zoom in here. Oh god, this is
Speaker 2: pixelated as how. I'm sorry. Team turns out I suck.
Speaker 2: This is Allison and her team standing outside probably a
Speaker 2: jail house I imagine, looks kind of semi courtousy or Jaily.
Speaker 2: This is the beautiful Allison. Hi. Also, and this is
Speaker 2: a really cool photo. They must be in the jail here, yeah, vestigating,
Speaker 2: and they look like really nice people. You'd look like
Speaker 2: you'd have a blast with them, right Yeah. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: such a fun time. So we definitely need to head
Speaker 2: down there, oh for sure. Yeah. I think it's got
Speaker 2: to be on our bucket list, right, So if you're
Speaker 2: hitting around Australia. Pop down there and go and say
Speaker 2: hi because it'll be fun.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, it's some crazy, indescribable optomancis ha ha.
Speaker 2: I laugh at her comments too, her accents. Yes, there's
Speaker 2: two years of drama school that got me that right there, right,
Speaker 2: twenty thousand dollars later, All right, Juliet funny.
Speaker 3: So let me just find a picture of Coral and
Speaker 3: Lita here. She is the lovely Coral Ale. So she
Speaker 3: is a creator of visions from the Realms of Inspiration,
Speaker 3: which is an oracle card deck. So I met her
Speaker 3: at a local market. She again is a beautiful woman
Speaker 3: and she had her son there. Whether it was really fun.
Speaker 3: We had a lot of fun and a lot of banter.
Speaker 3: So she is a Malboun based artist who paints mystical,
Speaker 3: magical and visionary art. So she used lot lots of
Speaker 3: acrylics and oils. So she identifies herself as a psychic.
Speaker 2: Artist and a medium. So yeah, so let me just
Speaker 2: find some of her art work. That's really cool. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 3: So yeah, so she considers herself so she is a
Speaker 3: clairvoyant and she's been open to mediumship for thirty years.
Speaker 3: So she is artistic and spiritual work and also a
Speaker 3: w reiki.
Speaker 2: Master and an art teacher.
Speaker 3: So she hosts workshops that kind of express like mindful
Speaker 3: art techniques, abstract painting, kind of vision boards, watercolors. She
Speaker 3: she just does some absolutely amazing stuff. I'm trying to
Speaker 3: It was really hard to try and find the good
Speaker 3: photos that I wanted to show you. So here is
Speaker 3: the deck, Like I have this deck. Now they're going
Speaker 3: to make fun of our accents. So her work, her deck.
Speaker 3: So she has her own gallery which is called Enchanted
Speaker 3: Moon Gallery, and she also sells all her pieces through Blue.
Speaker 2: Thumb online art gallery. So awesome. Yeah, So she she
Speaker 2: pretty much.
Speaker 3: Uses like her artwork and stuff comes to her and
Speaker 3: she basically wants people to know about these other realms.
Speaker 3: And so that's how she does all her art. It's
Speaker 3: through So here's the little I don't know if it's
Speaker 3: gonna come up. Okay, So that's the little deck there.
Speaker 3: So back to front, which is really annoying. But what
Speaker 3: I really liked, what caught my attention with these cards
Speaker 3: is like she's got like little alien ships all three stuff. Yes, yes,
Speaker 3: and you know, so she's got all these aregeonable figures.
Speaker 3: She's got So this is called promised Adventure. So again
Speaker 3: like little alien ships.
Speaker 2: So her view is like she she's introducing you to.
Speaker 3: Different realms that are around the world and different gods
Speaker 3: and goddesses.
Speaker 2: She does like mermaids stuff as well. She just does
Speaker 2: some really amazing art and I don't know what it was.
Speaker 2: There was just like, so, this one's a pretty cool.
Speaker 3: So again it's it's like a fairy So this is
Speaker 3: the Fairy Queen, which kind of looks like some city
Speaker 3: and another little alien ship.
Speaker 2: And there's so.
Speaker 3: Much stuff going on within these cards and in this artwork,
Speaker 3: and I absolutely love it, Like it just really took
Speaker 3: took my attention. Yeah, and she's just such a you know,
Speaker 3: she's one of those people where you walk up to
Speaker 3: and you think, oh, you're just such a cool lady,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: She gives off that vibe. She got a really good spirit,
Speaker 2: really good heart. What's her name again, Jil's and I've
Speaker 2: just dropped her in the comments.
Speaker 3: Her name is Coral and that a L like coral, Yeah,
Speaker 3: and with no just a.
Speaker 2: Double N and lee L E E cool Coral. And
Speaker 2: her gallery is called Enchanted Moon Gallery. Enchanted Moon Gallery
Speaker 2: Google search that one team. Yeah.
Speaker 3: So her oracle oracle deck was basically involved with spirit
Speaker 3: and communication, so that's how she does her artwork.
Speaker 2: So she has this.
Speaker 3: Through her mediumship and stuff, and so that's how she
Speaker 3: does it. And she mentioned so this is her introducing
Speaker 3: great spirits and clear voyant leaders from various realms. So
Speaker 3: that's what her artwork and stuff is about. So and
Speaker 3: she also offers spiritual healings by appointment. Yeah, so she's
Speaker 3: she's just yeah, she's done some absolute amazing stuff. She's
Speaker 3: just very unique compared to you know, so a lot
Speaker 3: of them out there, and.
Speaker 2: So many tarot card decks, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's tarot and oracle, so this is oracle, so
Speaker 3: that there's difference between the tarot and the oracle. So so,
Speaker 3: but her ones, yeah, you know, you get some that
Speaker 3: you know, you can tell that they're just kind of
Speaker 3: AI made and stuff.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of them coming out now, but I
Speaker 2: don't know what.
Speaker 3: There's just something about this deck which has that kind
Speaker 3: of softness and that kind of just that beautiful kind
Speaker 3: of feeling to them. So yeah, definitely check her out.
Speaker 3: Like we said, she's a Malbourne based artist. I think
Speaker 3: she's from Nari Warren, I think, which is north south
Speaker 3: east west somewhere around us. But she again, she goes
Speaker 3: through to the art you know, she goes around to
Speaker 3: all the markets and stuff like that, and it's just
Speaker 3: really cool just kind of getting her artwork out there
Speaker 3: and sharing it. Yeah, and if you want a beautiful
Speaker 3: oracle deck of cards, definitely do it. Like I love
Speaker 3: getting like the different ones, and just maybe sometimes for
Speaker 3: the artwork because it's so beautiful.
Speaker 2: So what I was gonna ask you is, how do
Speaker 2: you choose a deck that you want? How do you
Speaker 2: know that that's the one that you should have.
Speaker 3: Look, it's literally like I can go and look at
Speaker 3: twenty different ones and I'll just pick one up.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: It's like I don't know whether it's an intuitive feeling,
Speaker 3: and then you're going through them and looking at the
Speaker 3: cards and you feel a connection with them.
Speaker 2: Sometimes it is purely for the artwork.
Speaker 3: I literally have taro dicks and oracle dicks here, which
Speaker 3: I get just for the artwork because it's just stunning.
Speaker 2: And that's kind of what I like.
Speaker 3: I like the you know, each of these, each of
Speaker 3: these cards here have been painted by her you know,
Speaker 3: it's not like it's an AI thing. These are urban
Speaker 3: hand painted. She's done, she has done it herself. So yeah,
Speaker 3: it's it's absolutely it's cool.
Speaker 2: It's stunning.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and don't get me wrong, some of the AI
Speaker 3: stuff is you know as amazing as well. You know,
Speaker 3: there's some really cool stuff there. But when you kind
Speaker 3: of get to this line, so let me see.
Speaker 2: So there are forty.
Speaker 3: Three cards within this was deck so and each one
Speaker 3: has been individually painted.
Speaker 2: So there's a lot lot of artwork. God yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and that's and a lot of kind of you know,
Speaker 2: because that's it.
Speaker 3: You know when people make the taro dicks and they
Speaker 3: do these oracle digs.
Speaker 2: It's it's not like a fast pro there's a lot of.
Speaker 3: Feeling and thinking going into it, a lot of talking
Speaker 3: spirit with some of them, you know, and what to
Speaker 3: kind of put into these cards. And you know, like
Speaker 3: I said, like who one's here, you know, like the
Speaker 3: spirit queen. There is just so much kind of going
Speaker 3: on within this card. And for those of you who
Speaker 3: are on podcasts, there's like this beautiful kind of like
Speaker 3: forest scene and there's like an alien ship it looks
Speaker 3: like an atlantis. There's a fairy queen. There's spiders on
Speaker 3: the air. What else is on the like a little
Speaker 3: fury in the corner.
Speaker 2: Oh, there's just so much.
Speaker 3: And you'll find like a lot of the odd native
Speaker 3: animal that's in.
Speaker 2: His stuff as well.
Speaker 3: So you know, you could just look at these cards
Speaker 3: for ages. Yeah, there's a lot to look at.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah. They really encourage you to use your
Speaker 2: imagination and kind of jump into that scene almost right.
Speaker 2: That's hard.
Speaker 3: I didn't even realize there's actually a koala there. We
Speaker 3: go to the koala up here.
Speaker 2: I just realized yeah, yeah, yeah designed things. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: then that's it.
Speaker 3: You know, the more you look at these cards and
Speaker 3: you kind of absorb them and stuff, Yeah, you just
Speaker 3: kind of realize how kind of beautiful.
Speaker 2: So then what do you use these oracle cards or
Speaker 2: what would you use them for other than just looking
Speaker 2: at the artwork and maybe some like these ones. Yeah,
Speaker 2: so you can use them for doing your own readings
Speaker 2: and stuff like that.
Speaker 3: So so some people will pull an oracle card every
Speaker 3: day just to kind of give them guidance and that
Speaker 3: kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: You can do like a yearly spread, a weekly spread.
Speaker 3: Whatever you're having issues, you know, you go, hey, I
Speaker 3: just kind of want some answers for a specific thing.
Speaker 3: So it's the oracle cards are fined, are a little
Speaker 3: bit more gentle and.
Speaker 2: A little bit more Yeah, I mean, it.
Speaker 3: All depends on what you kind of connect with and stuff.
Speaker 3: You know, people use them for writing, people use them
Speaker 3: for business, people use them for many you know, you'd
Speaker 3: be surprised at how many what types of people that
Speaker 3: use oracle and tarot cards.
Speaker 2: You never know, you never know. Yeah, yeah, So the
Speaker 2: you don't need to look like a spiritual person or
Speaker 2: a hippie or whatever to be using tarot cards or
Speaker 2: oracle cards. And you find a lot of business owners
Speaker 2: and executives and that sort of corporate people that you
Speaker 2: will delve into that sort of stuff as well.
Speaker 3: That even within this industry, you know, that's the kind
Speaker 3: of you know, and I know there's a real thing
Speaker 3: with the churches and they're like, oh they're evil and
Speaker 3: I don't get me start on that all kind of stuff.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: I think it's just you know, when you've got these
Speaker 3: organizations that's saying don't do yoga, don't do this, don't
Speaker 3: do that.
Speaker 2: I have a row a shit with that, and it
Speaker 2: really just depends on what resonates with you, right, Like, yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean I grew up in a Christian church. Doesn't
Speaker 2: mean that I'm going to stop doing yoga. It doesn't
Speaker 2: mean I'm still doing the martial arts of what we
Speaker 2: were told. We cannot do karate and be a part
Speaker 2: of the church because in Japanese culture, you bow to
Speaker 2: each and say, oh gosh, you must thank you very
Speaker 2: much for your time, or adigata gazeye must thank you
Speaker 2: very much for having me. So you know, there's cultural
Speaker 2: aspects to the things that you do. And unfortunately, the
Speaker 2: people that are delivering and I don't believe, and We've
Speaker 2: talked about this numerous times, I don't believe it's the
Speaker 2: religion as a whole. It's the people that are delivering
Speaker 2: said religion that their ulterior motives and their biases around
Speaker 2: these things. And I know it's probably going to ruffle
Speaker 2: some feathers if anyone watches this that are deeply into
Speaker 2: a religion. I always encourage people read the books for yourself.
Speaker 2: I'm describing for yourself, like, really understand it so that
Speaker 2: you can have your own interpretation of what these books
Speaker 2: mean and what these texts tell you. And you know,
Speaker 2: anything that I choose to do. Look, i'm encrypted Women's
Speaker 2: Society and I'm still a Christian, you know, and every
Speaker 2: time I choose to do anything, I always just have
Speaker 2: a quick pray or ask what's going on. And just
Speaker 2: like Juliet will use tarot cards or oracle cards, she's
Speaker 2: just looking for guidance as well. And so I encourage
Speaker 2: everyone to not not be too dismissive just because somebody
Speaker 2: is doing something that resonates with them for good intention.
Speaker 2: So long as your intentions are good, then everything is great.
Speaker 2: Let's read some comments real quick. That was beautiful the
Speaker 2: about to die that's okay, bribable, Octoman says her aunt
Speaker 2: looks lovely. Yeah, it's really beautiful. Beautiful that you that
Speaker 2: you showed us. Jills, thank you. And Mira says, I'm
Speaker 2: sure Brian proud. And Jessica Macbeth's oracle cards, oh maybe
Speaker 2: that's maybe she means, I use so okay, okay, and
Speaker 2: Jessica Macbeth's oracle cards. Cool, we'll have a look at those,
Speaker 2: and she says, I like the yeah, absolutely. Look, you
Speaker 2: know it's not all girly.
Speaker 3: Stuff, so there is some some really cool stuff. Like
Speaker 3: the old wisdom, the old guy wisdom.
Speaker 2: Yeah. So Julia's just showing some some pictures of the oracle,
Speaker 2: cards of some old old men boys healing and need Yeah.
Speaker 2: So it's it's not all kind of female related. So yeah,
Speaker 2: cool cards.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, so love Yeah, and she does a
Speaker 3: lot of mermaid stuff too, which I really love her.
Speaker 2: Mermaids are pretty amazing. So yeah, talented, aren't they. I'm
Speaker 2: so jealous. I just come from a total place of
Speaker 2: jealousy when it comes to people that can draw. I
Speaker 2: could just wonder.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, Like we've got artists in the family,
Speaker 3: and I am not one of them.
Speaker 2: I am not one of Yeah.
Speaker 3: It's so funny because like I asked my daughter, myke
Speaker 3: Brandle the other day, She's like, oh, do you want
Speaker 3: a picture? Went yeah, she was give me two things
Speaker 3: to draw, and I went okay. I said, I want
Speaker 3: a moth man and I want an eye.
Speaker 5: And I don't know, I don't know if you've got it.
Speaker 2: It's not going to show it. Hangm oh background, none,
Speaker 2: go see my missy room. But here we go. This
Speaker 2: is what she drew me years old. That's so cold. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so this is somebody seeing Mothman through the eyes.
Speaker 2: So you're if you're on a podcast just listening to
Speaker 2: us kids on Cult of Conspiracy, Juliet is showing her
Speaker 2: granddaughter's drawing that shes got the words Mothman at the
Speaker 2: top and then it's got like an eye giant eyebill
Speaker 2: seeing Mothman for the first time. Yeah, and it says
Speaker 2: Mothman sighting on it.
Speaker 3: That's so yeahs like she she's just yeah, she's she
Speaker 3: is one of those. She has got the artist gene
Speaker 3: from the family. You're a d My my mom was
Speaker 3: an amazing drawer. My son is amazing. He can draw
Speaker 3: when he wants to her grandparents. On the other side,
Speaker 3: as an artist, she's a painter. She sells her work.
Speaker 3: You know, Abby has just I mean, you know, as Lisa, No,
Speaker 3: she has just done you know, I've got big Foot
Speaker 3: and were wolf paintings that she's done four years ago.
Speaker 2: You know that she's done in drawings which I've kept.
Speaker 2: And yeah, when she was like five years old, shed
Speaker 2: an amazing picture of it.
Speaker 3: Oh, and the the were wolf with she wanted to
Speaker 3: do a female were wolf with boobies, a female dog
Speaker 3: man with boobies, which is just.
Speaker 2: Like it was so funny. So I still have that
Speaker 2: as we do. We all want a female dog man
Speaker 2: with boobies, we do. That's so funny. I love it. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: so it's so cool. Well, hey, leading on from your
Speaker 2: oracle cards with little UFOs all over them, I found
Speaker 2: a really interesting woman, right. I was like, this is
Speaker 2: weird but cool, and so I was like, I have
Speaker 2: got to showcase you because this is just the weirdest
Speaker 2: person I think I've ever seen in my life. So
Speaker 2: my next one is a lady called Jacqueline feel It.
Speaker 2: And this is probably said incorrectly, and I'll pop her
Speaker 2: her name and her link down into the comments. Her
Speaker 2: name's Jack Jacqueline Fellowit. She is from the Netherlands, and
Speaker 2: she runs a business called e T Healing and her
Speaker 2: website is et healing dot in Alpha, Netherlands. Obviously beyond medicine.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to read you a little bit and
Speaker 2: give you a bit of an understanding as to kind
Speaker 2: of what it is that she does. So Jacqueline is
Speaker 2: one of the most established names in the un European
Speaker 2: et healing movement, a structured training based business model built
Speaker 2: around the idea of learning to work with what she
Speaker 2: describes as extraterrestrial teams for personal insight, emotional support, and
Speaker 2: wellness aligned practices. So whether someone believes in the concept
Speaker 2: or not, the business she is built is notable. It
Speaker 2: is organized, reputable, scalable, and the design as sorry and
Speaker 2: it's designed as a professional service. She stands out as
Speaker 2: a woman who took a niche idea and turned it
Speaker 2: into a full training system with clients and students across
Speaker 2: Europe and beyond. So I was like et Healing with
Speaker 2: a whole extraterrestrial team. All right, the sound okay? So
Speaker 2: her work began long before she launched et Healing. As
Speaker 2: per most women that get into some form of business
Speaker 2: structure like this in our industry, Jacqueline spent years explore
Speaker 2: alternative healing modalities like meditation, practices, personal development, all of
Speaker 2: the above. Right. She's trained in a range of holistic
Speaker 2: based approaches, basically working with clients that were experiencing stress, burnout,
Speaker 2: emotional heaviness, and life transitions. So it sounds like she's
Speaker 2: one of those women that has always been in this
Speaker 2: kind of caring sort of space, using holistic practices to
Speaker 2: help her clients work through kind of altered states of wellness. Essentially,
Speaker 2: So Jacqueline's turning point came after she describes as a
Speaker 2: series sorry came after what she describes as a series
Speaker 2: of profound personal experiences that shifted the direction of her work.
Speaker 2: She began exploring channeling, altered state communication, and therapeutic techniques
Speaker 2: that focus on intuitive information. So over time she developed
Speaker 2: this into a structured method. So obviously she's started having
Speaker 2: experiences of channeling, right, she was starting to get downloads,
Speaker 2: because the only way that you can create a framework
Speaker 2: around it is by having it happen to you, right.
Speaker 2: I just find it's so wild that this is even
Speaker 2: a thing, But I know it is, and I know
Speaker 2: there's lots of people out there that channel ets and
Speaker 2: that sort of stuff. But obviously that was something that
Speaker 2: she was starting to get right, So et healing was
Speaker 2: born from basically a structure of session plans, curriculums, and
Speaker 2: training pathways. She's essentially created this massive framework around helping
Speaker 2: you to heal or transition using these channeled et teamwork. Essentially,
Speaker 2: it's pretty crazy, right, like a signature program ten session forces.
Speaker 2: Each session runs for about an hour and a half,
Speaker 2: probably like counseling sessions I imagine or channeling sessions where
Speaker 2: she goes through a step by step framework and basically
Speaker 2: teaches people how to educate them and how to connect
Speaker 2: and how to deal with what they're going through. One
Speaker 2: of the major reasons Jacqueline is important in this niche
Speaker 2: is that she represents a non US European example of
Speaker 2: a woman offering structured contact based services professionally. Right, So
Speaker 2: much of the spiritual contact stuff is dominated by US voices, right,
Speaker 2: most of the people in the US culture, in the
Speaker 2: US media. Jacqueline shows that the demand and the entrepreneurial
Speaker 2: potential is global. Clients come from the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Scandinavia,
Speaker 2: and the UK and further abroad. Her approach combines European
Speaker 2: wellness sensibilities with contact focused spiritual work, making her a
Speaker 2: unique figure in this part of the industry. Pretty cool,
Speaker 2: that's cool. Yeah, I'm looking at it site. It's amazing. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's really wild. And I was just kind of like,
Speaker 2: oh you are that's really really cool and talk to her. Yeah,
Speaker 2: she has really built something from very much probably a fringe,
Speaker 2: very very fringe, especially through Europe, and that sort of stuff,
Speaker 2: and like like she says, you know, coming from kind
Speaker 2: of the Netherlands and almost competing against the US and saying,
Speaker 2: but hey, it's over here too, and it's here too.
Speaker 2: The people as well. It's almost like.
Speaker 3: Cas isn't it with crypto woman's society. It's like, hey,
Speaker 3: we're down here too, We're in the South Pacific, we
Speaker 3: have cryptids, we have all this stuff going on down here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so very much so. And that's kind of what
Speaker 2: got me because I was like, man, if you can
Speaker 2: do it up there, then that really gives credence for
Speaker 2: anyone else that wants to achieve their dreams of creating
Speaker 2: a business out of something that has been happening to them,
Speaker 2: right Yeah. Yeah, And that's a big part and it's
Speaker 2: a big.
Speaker 3: Part of why we're doing this because we also believe that,
Speaker 3: you know, women should be able to make businesses around,
Speaker 3: you know, what they love doing, whether it be paranormal cryptipholks.
Speaker 3: You know, it's like what we're doing, we are trying
Speaker 3: to build a business around the stuff that we absolutely love,
Speaker 3: you know, and really want to you know, because at
Speaker 3: least and I both come back from a you know,
Speaker 3: as we say, entrepreneurial background as far as starting businesses
Speaker 3: and running businesses, and you know, we really want to
Speaker 3: kind of encourage women to do the same and come
Speaker 3: to us if you need help. Lets this kind of
Speaker 3: help you start your business dream, you know, and encourage
Speaker 3: you and support you along the way. And you know,
Speaker 3: if there's other women out there in these businesses that
Speaker 3: are still really small and you're like, oh my god,
Speaker 3: I can't contact anyone, contact us, man, We're so willing
Speaker 3: come and find us. We're so willing to you know,
Speaker 3: share your business and and you know, have you on
Speaker 3: here talk about your business and support you. That's you
Speaker 3: know that that is literally what Crypto Woman's you know,
Speaker 3: that's just another side of what Crypto Woman's Society is about.
Speaker 2: And that is.
Speaker 3: Something that we you know, again, we have many plans
Speaker 3: for Crypto Woman's Society, but that as a side of
Speaker 3: it that you know, we're really looking at working on
Speaker 3: later on, is helping women develop these businesses around the supernatural.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Absolutely, because there's so I mean, we've been really blessed.
Speaker 2: It's so easy to run a business in New Zealand.
Speaker 2: I think it's deemed the easiest country in the world.
Speaker 2: To set up a business and make money from right.
Speaker 2: And in New Zealand, we don't have very many restrictions.
Speaker 2: There's not much red tape to start up a business.
Speaker 2: It will cost you about fifty five dollars to register
Speaker 2: your company and you're away laughing. And even then you
Speaker 2: don't even need to register your company. You could just
Speaker 2: be a sole trader and start your business. And so
Speaker 2: Julie and I have both been really blessed with some
Speaker 2: amazing business coaches in our back pocket and people that
Speaker 2: have kind of stepped into that mentor role to really
Speaker 2: teach us how to make great relationships and how to
Speaker 2: make awesome connections and how to nurture businesses as a
Speaker 2: whole right and grow them into being something amazing and
Speaker 2: then what do you do next with it? And that
Speaker 2: sort of stuff. And I think when you're in a
Speaker 2: position where you're being gifted that sort of information, it's
Speaker 2: so important to pay it forward, right, And that was
Speaker 2: something that we were always talking about. Is yeah, sure,
Speaker 2: like educating you know, our members and helping them learn
Speaker 2: and sharing, but also like financially it's such a struggle
Speaker 2: these days. Oh my god, the world is tough, right,
Speaker 2: we know, we're living in it. We're certainly not multimillionaires
Speaker 2: by any way, shape or form. We struggle every day
Speaker 2: as well, and we don't want to, you know, we don't.
Speaker 2: We know there's millions of people, men and women out
Speaker 2: there that are doing the same. There's also millions of
Speaker 2: men and women out there that have really really amazing
Speaker 2: intuitive that have these amazing ideas that come in, but
Speaker 2: they don't know how to take it to fruition. And
Speaker 2: so yeah, I'm I'm really excited about that part because
Speaker 2: I've helped numerous people create businesses. Yeah, yeah, and yeah,
Speaker 2: so definitely definitely jumping into that space in the future
Speaker 2: for sure. And reach out, reach out, absolutely reach out
Speaker 2: to us.
Speaker 3: We're all willing and you know, and every business that
Speaker 3: Lisa and I've done, we've learned new things, oh you know,
Speaker 3: and you know, and we're so open to learning learning
Speaker 3: new stuff and learning from other people and you know,
Speaker 3: and different things. So you never you never close yourself
Speaker 3: off when you you know, when you're business is, it's
Speaker 3: just a constant learning, constant changing with.
Speaker 2: The times, and you know, and that's a big part
Speaker 2: of it. So yeah, absolutely, have you got another one
Speaker 2: or do you want me.
Speaker 3: I've just got a little one on Unknowing Australia. So
Speaker 3: she's done an independent zine and shop. So Stacey Ryle,
Speaker 3: I pretty sure.
Speaker 2: She was a young girl that I.
Speaker 3: Met probably about two three years ago at one of
Speaker 3: our little small expos and stuff here.
Speaker 2: So she's she's.
Speaker 3: Created an independent zine or ezine or called Unknowing Australia
Speaker 3: in twenty twenty two. So she's always been interested in peculiar,
Speaker 3: peculiar locations, ghost hunting, dark tourism, and so she started
Speaker 3: kind of writing about her experiences and that kind of
Speaker 3: evolved into her starting her own little little online magazine.
Speaker 3: So so she's like very famous kind of haunted locations
Speaker 3: in the UK, US and Europe, and she just there
Speaker 3: were just certain places that she was like, hey, these
Speaker 3: aren't really giving the attention that they deserve. So she's
Speaker 3: done like stuff on them and a lot of locations
Speaker 3: and mythology in Australia. So she's got a background in
Speaker 3: graphic design, so she's been able to do the whole
Speaker 3: thing independently.
Speaker 2: I have got Well that did not work, Okay, I
Speaker 2: did not work. I love that did not work. I
Speaker 2: love I don't know if that's a really big thing anymore.
Speaker 2: But I remember, like probably ten years ago, I had
Speaker 2: all the kids at my youth center making these amazing
Speaker 2: online little magazines and it was so cool. Yeah, so
Speaker 2: this is one of her little magazines here.
Speaker 3: So now she receives submissions from writers across the world,
Speaker 3: which is absolutely amazing, helping you to create engaging content
Speaker 3: for each issue.
Speaker 2: So you can, yeah, you can sign up and get
Speaker 2: her little easy in here. So how cool is that?
Speaker 2: I think it's such a And I have a picture
Speaker 2: of and that was anyone that's listening. That picture was
Speaker 2: she is Knowing and it had like a probably a
Speaker 2: yowie on the front that said tracking the Yowie, which
Speaker 2: was very cool. So she's also on all on our
Speaker 2: Instagram and everything like that, so absolutely check her out.
Speaker 3: She's an absolute darling and yeah, really really just amazing
Speaker 3: stuff that she's done.
Speaker 2: I think it's so cold, it's very very cold. What's
Speaker 2: her name, please, Jeels, can you spell it for me?
Speaker 3: Your name is Stacey is t A C E y
Speaker 3: vile r y A l L. And she is a
Speaker 3: writer and artist from Melbourne. Again, I've I've stuck to
Speaker 3: Melbourne and all the locals. So yeah, so this is
Speaker 3: her for the unknowing unknown, Yeah, unknowing Australia. So yeah,
Speaker 3: so she's got Facebook and Instagram, she's got a little
Speaker 3: website there, go check this stuff out. Yeah, and supporter,
Speaker 3: you know, you want to know more about kind of
Speaker 3: Australian mythology and haunted sites.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's a great little it's a great little easine
Speaker 2: z and easines are not easy to put together, man,
Speaker 2: they take a bucket load of research and artwork and
Speaker 2: time and all of the above. So at least go
Speaker 2: and give her a like and share her stuff on
Speaker 2: your social That actually means a lot. Like when somebody
Speaker 2: gets to mention or shares on your social all of
Speaker 2: your followers and your friends then get to see all
Speaker 2: of her work. It's a really big deal for small companies.
Speaker 2: So go ahead and do it. Like anyone that you
Speaker 2: know that you got, that person is awesome. Share hear it?
Speaker 2: Shut out? That makes a big difference. Yep, that's really cool. Cool.
Speaker 2: I've put her details down into the comments of this episode,
Speaker 2: so if you're looking, go and have a wee squizzy. Hey, well,
Speaker 2: I'm going to stick in Australia as well, but I'm
Speaker 2: going to go up to Queensland Queen's Land or is
Speaker 2: the Queen's Land. So I have got a wonderful lady
Speaker 2: who kind of freaked me out photos to show you
Speaker 2: as well. She kind of freaked me out, and I
Speaker 2: thought she's definitely one for the showcase. So I've been
Speaker 2: all okay so far, but let's come back to a
Speaker 2: lady called Sylvia Sullivan. Have you heard of Sylvia Sullivan from? No,
Speaker 2: it depends on maybe the business if she's attached to it,
Speaker 2: but not not ringing a bell right now? Wow, she
Speaker 2: runs a haunted doll museum. Oh, I did not like that.
Speaker 2: I'm not going to visit, thank you. When I saw this,
Speaker 2: I was like, holy crap, Holy, oh my god, we've
Speaker 2: got to showcase her business. It's not okay. So I'm
Speaker 2: going to introduce you to Sylvia. Is just the one
Speaker 2: that they had them in the house and then the
Speaker 2: house got sold. No, potentially, I'm not sure, but she
Speaker 2: definitely has it in a historical pub. Now, oh cool,
Speaker 2: we can get and paranormal. It's definitely ghosts in the
Speaker 2: and there's probably ghosts in the dolls, so you know
Speaker 2: it's a sandwich and then you drink the sparrots and
Speaker 2: then perfect. Okay. So Sylvia Sullivan is one of the
Speaker 2: most distinctive figures in Australian supernatural tourism landscape, not because
Speaker 2: she sought fame or notoriety, but because she created something
Speaker 2: so unusual and so personal that it actually drew attention.
Speaker 2: A full haunted doll museum housed in a historic pub
Speaker 2: filled with get this, twenty seven thousand dolls. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: that is like my worst night there. I don't like clowns,
Speaker 2: but I would take a clown over a freaking doll.
Speaker 2: So what was she? What's to name? Her name is
Speaker 2: Sylvia Sullivan? Sylvia Sullivan, and it's literally called the Haunted
Speaker 2: Doll Museum. It's up in Queensland in a place called Marraboro,
Speaker 2: Mary Borough Borough. She collected these dolls across years of migration,
Speaker 2: travel and storytelling. Her museum is one of the largest
Speaker 2: and most unique doll collections in Australia, and the way
Speaker 2: she tuned into a sorry turned it into a business
Speaker 2: demonstrates creativity, persistence, and the entrepreneurial instinct that defines many
Speaker 2: women led supernatural ventures. In other words, she had a
Speaker 2: really rough childhood and basically went, screw this, I'm going
Speaker 2: to be successful. So she came to Australia from Slovakia,
Speaker 2: where her childhood in her early adulthood was shaped by
Speaker 2: European folklore, superstitions and long cultural history of dolls and
Speaker 2: protective objects like tokens and playthings and things like that. Right,
Speaker 2: they carry family memories. When she moved to Australia, she
Speaker 2: carried that part of her upbringing with her. She was
Speaker 2: collecting dolls. That started as a comfort, right, she really
Speaker 2: loved dolls, and fair enough, I really loved dolls when
Speaker 2: I was little as well, now that I'm in the
Speaker 2: paranormal field, to the no, right, we don't do that.
Speaker 2: I never had dolls.
Speaker 3: I got given one Barbie and I gave it a
Speaker 3: mohawk the very next day. So I was never brought
Speaker 3: to the dolls. I was not into dolls. I was
Speaker 3: not to Disney.
Speaker 2: I was just like, I'm not interested. Oh that is
Speaker 2: so funny. Well, apparently Sylvia loves them and still loves
Speaker 2: them because she's got twenty seven thousand of them. So
Speaker 2: she started collecting dolls as a way of comfort or
Speaker 2: in a way to you know, collect the memories of
Speaker 2: her home, hometown and like kind of where she lived
Speaker 2: and that sort of stuff. But over time, collecting became
Speaker 2: a passion and probably somewhat of an obsession. After twenty
Speaker 2: seven thousand, she started searching op shops, which are our
Speaker 2: second hand shops, markets, online auctions, estate clearances where you
Speaker 2: get the best stuff and private sellers who collection grew
Speaker 2: steadily into it reached numbers few people would ever imagine storing.
Speaker 2: Does this in Junie Juny Maryborough? Yes, okay, it could
Speaker 2: be Juny Bits and Marraborough So I don't know if
Speaker 2: Juny's I found her? Yeah, have you got photos because reep? Yeah? Yeah,
Speaker 2: yeah so some of as sorry bigger pan. Sylvia's turning
Speaker 2: point came when she and her husband acquired the historic
Speaker 2: Marraborough Hotel. The building already had the bones of an
Speaker 2: old world location, creaking floorboards, architectural quirks and we know,
Speaker 2: like the Australia old Australian pubs, the historical historical ones
Speaker 2: are so cool, right, most of them have got like
Speaker 2: gargoyles on them or dragons or pretty amazing kind of
Speaker 2: crazy stuff going on.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of Gothic, especially here in Melbourne a
Speaker 3: lot of Gothic style buildings, and yeah, very really very cool.
Speaker 2: So let's house twenty seven thousand old dolls and this
Speaker 2: really cool old Gothic style building. So Sylvia recognized immediately
Speaker 2: that she had a really great opportunity to merge her
Speaker 2: enormous doll collection with the building's history. Instead of keeping
Speaker 2: them all boxed away, she decided she would set them
Speaker 2: up and transform the building into the Haunted Doll Museum.
Speaker 2: Just so well, this is like literally given me. She's
Speaker 2: looking at it, going, I know right, I knew you
Speaker 2: would because we've already been through this on a couple
Speaker 2: of different like kind of locations where we started looking
Speaker 2: at like castles, and one of them we looked at
Speaker 2: we're like, nope, that's a bad room, which like nope, nope,
Speaker 2: I'm like, oh okay, no, Like this is literally good.
Speaker 2: Part of Sylvia's business. You can do a guided tour
Speaker 2: where she leads visitors through themed rooms and she is
Speaker 2: the history of particular dolls. She does story based experiences
Speaker 2: where you know the origin of certain dolls and how
Speaker 2: they came to her and any reported activity associated with them.
Speaker 2: She does event nights like holidays and special interest groups.
Speaker 2: She does photography sessions for paranormal teams and curious visitors,
Speaker 2: which would be so interesting. And she she does a
Speaker 2: Donathan donation pathway where people send her dolls they no
Speaker 2: longer want, continuously replenishing her stock and ensuring fresh material
Speaker 2: for the museum. So I've got some images. I just
Speaker 2: literally turned off her pictures. Oh my god, Okay, we're good.
Speaker 2: I love that. So that was a picture of Jacqueline.
Speaker 2: That's a picture of Alison. And this is a picture
Speaker 2: of of Sylvia's Dollhals and Sylvia sorry, let me just
Speaker 2: pop it. Stunning dresses that she has. And you can
Speaker 2: see this beautiful Victorian style dress you've got she's got.
Speaker 2: But you can also see how of a lot of
Speaker 2: other stuff behind her, and you can see the dolls
Speaker 2: in the little cabinet. It looks really interesting though, although
Speaker 2: there's bucket loads of dolls in their loved to do
Speaker 2: this place.
Speaker 3: I would like, Yeah, I would definitely go up with
Speaker 3: the like black protection all over there formally and every
Speaker 3: other sort of protection I could possibly find before I
Speaker 3: go into that house.
Speaker 2: But yeah, yes, there's one dough I found on there.
Speaker 2: I was like, oh a lot about this one. Let's
Speaker 2: just take the time to quickly look at this fotus.
Speaker 2: Can you make that full screen?
Speaker 3: This is the like, oh, it's full screen for you. Okay,
Speaker 3: it's not showing full screen for me, but that's okay.
Speaker 3: Hopefully there's full screen. Yeah, it's full screen for everyone.
Speaker 2: Have a look behind. I like the photos behind. Oh
Speaker 2: there's a clown. Sorry mirror. Oh no, I have no
Speaker 2: problems with clowns, but I do dislike the dogs. Oh shit, sorry, yeah,
Speaker 2: me too, a lot of them. There's some pretty wild
Speaker 2: things in here. And obviously she's holding her little freak
Speaker 2: baby that she likes to actually create. So she's actually
Speaker 2: a creator of dogs as well, and she does she
Speaker 2: takes old dog or she actually uh creates a little
Speaker 2: kind of weird cryptids and things. So some of the
Speaker 2: dogs will have spiky ears, or they'll have two heads
Speaker 2: or you know what is so she's very creative in
Speaker 2: her weirdness, which we love.
Speaker 5: This is.
Speaker 2: Sorry everyone, Oh my I also look at behind her.
Speaker 2: Just look at the other ones. Just have a quick squiazie.
Speaker 2: I'm so sorry everyone. I do like Sylvia a lot
Speaker 2: that Hello, my lord, I'm so sorry, and this is
Speaker 2: the last picture I've got. I'm so that Okay, that's
Speaker 2: all right, here we go. So this is the outside
Speaker 2: of the pub where she where she Yeah, museum. She
Speaker 2: is fantastic. So if you ever head up to Queensland
Speaker 2: to Mary Bara, please go and visit. Let us know
Speaker 2: how it goes. If you live down the road, did
Speaker 2: you get haunted, do you get wanted? Did you bring
Speaker 2: something home? Maybe?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: My lord? So I just wanted to hear that with
Speaker 2: him because I thought that was really weird. I've never
Speaker 2: heard of a haunted dollhouse before or a dole museum.
Speaker 2: I beg your pardon, and that kind of the fact
Speaker 2: that it was an Australia. I was like, well, you're
Speaker 2: obviously adding to the list obviously. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: that is that's just crazy. Did that make you want
Speaker 2: to go though? Do you want to go and visit?
Speaker 2: Actually want to vomit to be honest. Sorry to everyone
Speaker 2: that's just listening to this as well. If you want
Speaker 2: to see these photos, you can Google search her, or
Speaker 2: you can jump onto our YouTube channel and have a
Speaker 2: wee watch of them, because it's weird man, and they.
Speaker 3: Got theory stuff there as well, just saying furies and haunted.
Speaker 2: But I don't think it's the nicey nicy theory the Disney.
Speaker 2: There's nothing nice about that stuff at all. And I
Speaker 2: can imagine the would be a shirtload of paranormal activity
Speaker 2: going on. Could you just imagine, right, imagine this right
Speaker 2: walking through that pub that night at night with a
Speaker 2: torch and the eyes follow you, seven thousand dolls following you. Jesus, No,
Speaker 2: that's just not that's not okay, No, it's not happy
Speaker 2: with that at all. Not giving me good happy vibes.
Speaker 2: Neror sees me too with a spew face.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, yeah, yeah, there's some something going on there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's exciting. Some of those dolls need mexicism. I
Speaker 2: have to take someone from the Catholic church with us. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like aay gay splash holy water. It just exploses the
Speaker 2: flames we're living well round here.
Speaker 3: I'm done.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, Maris is Dole Island? Yeah, absolutely so, Yes,
Speaker 2: I haven't looked into Dole Island. Definitely look into that.
Speaker 2: That is one spooky hell of an island, man, But
Speaker 2: I don't know, would you go to Dole Island with
Speaker 2: a couple of hundred or would you go to the
Speaker 2: haunted Dole Museum with twenty seven thousand.
Speaker 3: Well, that one's closer, which is really annoying, so we'd
Speaker 3: probably go that one fast.
Speaker 2: It's an astronomical number, like far out man. Yeah, yeah, no,
Speaker 2: there's there.
Speaker 3: Is quite a lot of stuff going on up in
Speaker 3: kind of Brisbane, Queensland, and that you know, you've you know,
Speaker 3: sent me down here. You've got Yaoi's, you've got like UFOs,
Speaker 3: you've got haunted doll museums.
Speaker 2: Yeah, everything this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And that's the really cool thing is when you
Speaker 3: start looking into your local area, you're surprised at what
Speaker 3: you find.
Speaker 2: These little random places pop up and you're like, wow, okay,
Speaker 2: Like I had no idea that that Sylvia and her
Speaker 2: museum existed, No me neither. And now I feel because yeah,
Speaker 2: I feel gutted because when we went to we could
Speaker 2: have visited there. Yeah. So yeah, but we'll see, Well,
Speaker 2: we'll definitely do some sort of an adventure over there.
Speaker 2: I'll make Juliet do it, because I'll make Wrecky, I'll
Speaker 2: make my son go, oh my god. Yeah, we'll make
Speaker 2: sip A go Sippers and Brisbane. She can pop up
Speaker 2: there for us. Oh my god, she would have a
Speaker 2: night you wouldn't go. She will rock up there and
Speaker 2: be like nope, yeah she's Catholic. She's amazing. We love her.
Speaker 2: Do you have any Do you have anyone else that
Speaker 2: you'd like to showcase? Because I have no. Look, there's
Speaker 2: so many different women out there. I haven't kind of
Speaker 2: put up anymore. Just like, honestly, look look throughout Instagram.
Speaker 2: There are so many women, so many different things.
Speaker 3: You know, We've got raven, We've got you know, different women,
Speaker 3: especially here in Australia that do many different things. So yeah,
Speaker 3: I didn't know how much time it would have, but
Speaker 3: just really showcase these women. Absolutely, yeah, go I got
Speaker 3: one world, which is no more goals.
Speaker 2: She's over in America, and actually, like we were talking
Speaker 2: about New Orleans for quite a while when we were
Speaker 2: talking about fires and stuff, and so I kind of
Speaker 2: got drawn into this kind of place in New Orleans,
Speaker 2: and I was like, oh, we haven't really done one
Speaker 2: in the States, So okay, let's save this for the
Speaker 2: very cheery on the top, because we do love our
Speaker 2: American friends, and we've done a lot of women showcase
Speaker 2: a lot of women in Australia one in the Netherlands.
Speaker 2: So let's pop over to America and you tell me, Jules,
Speaker 2: if you've heard of this lady and her business. Her
Speaker 2: name is Mary in quotation marks bloody Mary Milan. Yes,
Speaker 2: and she does Bloody Mary's tours, haunted museum and spirit
Speaker 2: shops in the US. Maybe awesome. So I'm going to
Speaker 2: read you a little bit about her and give you
Speaker 2: kind of some ideas, and then I've got some really
Speaker 2: cool photos of what she does. I really loved her business.
Speaker 2: It's so structured and laid out website. It's just so good.
Speaker 2: She's funny. She's really funny. I've seen her talking and
Speaker 2: stuff like that. Yeah, she's she's very cold. She's very cold. Yeah,
Speaker 2: So okay. So Mary in quotation marks bloody Mary Milan
Speaker 2: is one of New Zealand. Is one of New Zealand's
Speaker 2: We Can't Own Her one of New orleans most recognizable
Speaker 2: cultural storytellers, known for blending local history, family lineage, and
Speaker 2: astral ancestry on my God coffee and ancestral traditions into
Speaker 2: a supernatural business that is uniquely tied to the city
Speaker 2: she grew up in. Unlike many ghosts tour companies that
Speaker 2: swoop into New Orleans and market the city as a caricature.
Speaker 2: Mary is local, She's generational, and she's deeply rooted in
Speaker 2: the traditions that she teaches. Her authority isn't borrowed. It
Speaker 2: comes from being raised in New Orleans, shaped by its
Speaker 2: spiritual landscape and educated in its history long before she
Speaker 2: turned anything into a business, which I love. I was like,
Speaker 2: she is a true and true right. Yeah, born and
Speaker 2: raised in New Orleans, her early life was exposed to
Speaker 2: like a blend of Catholic religion, Caribbean, Sicilian, Native, and
Speaker 2: African influenced practices that defined her religion spiritual identity, which
Speaker 2: I love. She's got a mixture of all of these
Speaker 2: different ideas that have kind of formed her belief systems. Yeah,
Speaker 2: She's studied psychology, sociology, and religion, and those are the
Speaker 2: foundations of her work, always returning to what she learned
Speaker 2: when she grew up. Respect for the ancestors, the role
Speaker 2: of community traditions, and the understanding that New a Leens
Speaker 2: hold centuries worth of layered cultural memory.
Speaker 3: I think that's that with people that work within these industries,
Speaker 3: you come from so many different backgrounds. You don't You're
Speaker 3: not just kind of focused on one thing. You know,
Speaker 3: You've got different different things influence. You're thinking, there's so
Speaker 3: much influence, but learning and you know, and the way
Speaker 3: you kind of absorb stuff and yeah, absolutely.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah yeah, and it really changes. It changes your paradigm. Right,
Speaker 2: when systems are altered, it changes the paradigm that you learn.
Speaker 2: So Mary officially launched Bloody Mary's Tours as a way
Speaker 2: to offer something new a leens was missing. Locally run
Speaker 2: supernatural tours grounded in real history and cultural aspect uses
Speaker 2: to follow the mass market ghost to a model which
Speaker 2: we know is prevalent in New Orleans and other types
Speaker 2: of areas like that as well. She relies sorry that
Speaker 2: relies on scripted performances, exaggerated legends, or horror movie storytelling,
Speaker 2: and instead she craft she crafts tours that highlight the anthropology,
Speaker 2: the migration, and the community heritage built behind each location.
Speaker 2: Her tours cover historic hauntings, She goes into burial traditions,
Speaker 2: She goes into Creole and Voodoo cultural history, community rituals,
Speaker 2: and then listen on accounts that are part of her
Speaker 2: local oral history as well. Storyteller yeah, which I love.
Speaker 2: She goes into cemeteries, neighbor walks, neighborhood walks, and she's
Speaker 2: also just addedvan tours, which is really cool. She does
Speaker 2: voodoo education accessions and sester work sorry, ancestor work workshops,
Speaker 2: and private spiritual consoleations. She's also developed a signature experience
Speaker 2: that blends folklore education with cultural literacy, so she teaches
Speaker 2: visitors about altars, ritual objects, historical figures, and the lived
Speaker 2: traditions of local people. Absolutely love it. She's also just
Speaker 2: added a spirit shop, which is essentially drink, which I love.
Speaker 2: And the museum is housed in a nineteenth century building
Speaker 2: associated with documentary historical events and all of that sort
Speaker 2: of stuff. Obviously it has to be something that has
Speaker 2: a bucket load of history attached to it, right. The
Speaker 2: museum has, oh gosh, all sorts of bits and pieces
Speaker 2: in there, including jewelry, including books, candles, you can buy
Speaker 2: yourself a whole heap of herbs and alter supplies as well,
Speaker 2: and then obviously you can go into the spirit Shop
Speaker 2: and have yourself a good old time in there. I
Speaker 2: just think she's so so cool. I really can't wait
Speaker 2: to kind of get down to New Orleans because that's
Speaker 2: definitely on our back list, isn't it.
Speaker 1: Wow?
Speaker 2: And so you haven't been to her website, jump on there.
Speaker 2: I'm going to drop it into the into the chat
Speaker 2: now or Bloody Mary tours in New Orleans and and
Speaker 2: go give her a like and go and support her
Speaker 2: and everything else. And if you're heading down to New Orleans,
Speaker 2: go and pop down there and let us know how
Speaker 2: it goes, because you know, sometimes the reviews aren't truthful
Speaker 2: and we want to know kind of what what is
Speaker 2: it actually like? It looks pretty amazing, I think, I
Speaker 2: think the reviews she's she's pretty cool. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: she seems to be. Is she only on TikTok. She
Speaker 2: doesn't have Instagram or anything like that. I have no
Speaker 2: idea have a Sylvia.
Speaker 1: I know she does.
Speaker 3: Yeah, she's got Instagram and face Book and Twitter, pintring
Speaker 3: so everything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she's got a bit of everything. So that would
Speaker 2: be very cool.
Speaker 6: So she was my last one because I was like
Speaker 6: Voodoo all of the Yeah, and that that would be
Speaker 6: it'd be very cool to get her on to talk
Speaker 6: about that whole because that's something that we haven't really covered,
Speaker 6: you know, because it's not a it's not a big
Speaker 6: thing down here for us, So.
Speaker 3: Speaking to somebody about that would be really cool. So
Speaker 3: apparently you can go and do voodoo dolls, making dolls
Speaker 3: for there.
Speaker 2: We used to have a little voodoo dolls, were a
Speaker 2: couple of those. Actually, Yeah, she'd be really interesting to
Speaker 2: have a conversation with. Maybe will invite join us in
Speaker 2: some dungeon talk. That would be very cool. I would
Speaker 2: like to. And that's it, you know, Like I think,
Speaker 2: if you ever want to go and find information, it's
Speaker 2: always important to go to the source, right or somebody
Speaker 2: that knows the source. It would be ridiculous of us
Speaker 2: to try and learn what voodoo looks like and all
Speaker 2: of these other sort of practices, these cultural practices. When
Speaker 2: I'm New Zealand talking to another New Zealander, that would
Speaker 2: be right, Like, yeah, that person might know, but doesn't
Speaker 2: mean that they have these these ancestral connections. And that's
Speaker 2: what you want, that ancestral energetic connection down through the generations.
Speaker 2: And that's why when you speak to a multi person,
Speaker 2: when you speak to a Native American person, when you
Speaker 2: speak to an Aboriginal person, you're getting those levels of
Speaker 2: generational connection. Right of those ancestry, ancestral connection, and that's
Speaker 2: what you wanting, the good stuff. Yeah, and she looks
Speaker 2: real crazy, so she's like, she's like, oh yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: some photos, Hang on mate, I'm so useless with the
Speaker 2: photo thing at the moment to know. I'm so sorry.
Speaker 2: I'm just a little bit slow on the whole uptake thing,
Speaker 2: I think. But do you know what it is. I
Speaker 2: think it's just because I haven't had any coffee. I'm
Speaker 2: trying to be behaved, so I know, well, behaved better
Speaker 2: at English today. This is Mary doing one of her sessions.
Speaker 2: So you can see everyone looking and she's doing a
Speaker 2: reading of some sort yeap, So she looks lovely. There
Speaker 2: a bit of weird eyeshine in the back that could
Speaker 2: be a demon. I thought this was quite some sort
Speaker 2: of hoodoo voodoo ritual thing going on for going on.
Speaker 2: So here she is just sitting on a stump outside
Speaker 2: obviously with some sort of ritual and some sort of
Speaker 2: head piece on which looks like it has feathers and
Speaker 2: it's got a bone around her neck and things like that.
Speaker 2: But she looks pretty interesting and cool and have my
Speaker 2: last image. Thanks for listening and washing I appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Is this beautiful black and white portrait of Mary leaning
Speaker 2: over a couch looking with sultry eyes into the camera.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, she looks like she would be a very fun,
Speaker 3: fun person. So her Instagram is called Bloody Mary Nola.
Speaker 3: So b l o O d y m A R
Speaker 3: y O l A Bloody Mary Nola on Instagram, So
Speaker 3: look her up. She has got some really cool pictures
Speaker 3: on there, and yeah, just really cool. Just kind of
Speaker 3: connect up with these women and stuff and like follow.
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Speaker 2: you spirits. We're taking them to the pub. Wow, I
Speaker 2: don't know. We'll take you and paranormal investigation. We can
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Speaker 2: take you on an expedition everything that could kill you. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: And look, no doubt you're going to see a drop beer,
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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, absolutely, drop beers. They're pretty bad coming into summer.
Speaker 3: So the drop beers are coming out, so.
Speaker 2: Snake said the other one. Snakes, Yeah, not to be trusted. No,
Speaker 2: I tell you what. Just bypass Australia and come to
Speaker 2: New Zealand. It's fine's at home. It's way way, way safer.
Speaker 2: We've only got a I don't know, We've only got
Speaker 2: like Moiho here, Bigfoot. We've got some tunny fars in
Speaker 2: the ocean, giant wetters. They're really cool, like, yeah, they're
Speaker 2: cold spider things. They're pretty choice. Yeah and yeah, yeah
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Speaker 2: We're going to leave you all to it. We love
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Speaker 2: Thanks Juliet, it was lovely. He you. Yes.
Speaker 3: And like we said, if you have any local businesses,
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Speaker 2: Let people let us know about them. We would love
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Speaker 3: We'd love to know anything within the supernatural UFO, ancient city,
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Speaker 2: That is kind of where we're at, so let us know.
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Speaker 2: Everyone's saying goodbye bye.
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