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Talking Weird #104 Ancient Stone Sites & the Paranormal with Susy Bastille

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Susy Bastille is an independent researcher of the elusive and often maligned pukwudgie (that diminutive forest dwelling humanoid, and trickster, of Wampanoag folklore). Born and raised in CT, Susy's focus has been in the rich history of strange and spooky occurrences in New England.

Her research into pukwudgies led her to delve into the mystery of the Bridgewater triangle, one of New England’s most infamous high strangeness areas. The area has phenomena including numerous ghost sightings, bigfoot, thunderbirds, giant snakes, phantom lights, UFOs and of course pukwudgies. Susy is currently working on an archival project of wee folk sightings and related phenomenon across the country.

She is the host of THE HIGH STRANGENESS FACTOR, with Steve Ward and Andy Mercer, on The Paranormal UK Radio Network: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/paranormal-uk-radio-network--4541473

Visit Susy's blog: https://pukwudgies.blogspot.com

Susy returns to Talking Weird to chat about her research into ancient stone sites, and the mysteries that they present: including her own paranormal experience at one such location. And this being Talking Weird, you can bet that if ancient rocks are spoken about.... then we'll be dipping into the Shaver Mystery and Richard Shaver's Rokfogo/rock books as well.

This is a fun and insightful conversation!

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Talking Weird #104 Ancient Stone Sites & the Paranormal with Susy Bastille

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