Diana Doty
Besides co-hosting the funniest first-hand ghost story podcast ever, Diana enjoys learning new languages, reading about science, eating adventurously, and travelling uncomfortably. She hosts soirees where she dazzles guests with exotic fruits, trashy goth music from the 90's, and filthy-yet-intellectual party games. Although she has 2 advanced degrees, she works hard to be the opposite of bougie: she lives in a van down by the river (occasionally), shops at thrift stores (mostly), and eats bugs (somewhat intentionally). She thinks the world could be much improved by eliminating single-use plastics and squirrels. Having inherited both a logical skepticism from her Vulcan mathematician father and a willingness to believe anything from her fairy energy healer mother, Diana doesn't know exactly what she believes about ghosts, and is ok with that.
Blog posts by diana:
Have you ever been in a building that just made you feel uncomfortable? You know you don’t like being there, but it’s hard to specify why?
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What draws you to an object when you wander through antique marts, thrift stores, and estate sales? Can you feel certain things call to you, as if they had a soul? If you brought something home, and things started to move around, would you be okay with that? When shopping for antiques, what are the […]
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Dale Allen-Rowse used automatic writing to start his Shamanic practitioner path even before he had any formal training.
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PART 2 now live! Former diesel mechanic Sara Rose shares her stories of how she tolerated—and eventually befriended—some of the ghosts at her garage.
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Becky reprises her role as an art gallery owner…kinda…and Diana acts as the art critic…sorta…of the most haunted paintings ever.
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Cynthia sees many paranormal entities around her home. Interestingly, almost all of her ghost stories can be corroborated by family members.
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Tammy believes everyone can develop clairvoyance. And John Lennon might be just the celebrity ghost to help you do so.
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During a meteor shower in rural Kentucky, Whitney saw strange, potentially sentient orbs that had nothing to do with falling stars.
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Crow intelligence, behavior, and spookiness inspires folklore, magic, & divination techniques.
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