In this episode of The Wandering Road, the hosts explore the hazy border between perception and the paranormal. They unpack the strange ways the human brain creates meaning out of randomness—why we see faces in clouds, shadows, and reflections—and how pareidolia fuels everything from ghost sightings to modern miracles. The conversation shifts into the realm of faith and dreams, where religions across the world describe gods, angels, and spirits speaking through visions in the night. Are thes...
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In this episode of The Wandering Road, the hosts explore the hazy border between perception and the paranormal. They unpack the strange ways the human brain creates meaning out of randomness—why we see faces in clouds, shadows, and reflections—and how pareidolia fuels everything from ghost sightings to modern miracles. The conversation shifts into the realm of faith and dreams, where religions across the world describe gods, angels, and spirits speaking through visions in the night. Are thes...
131:The Smurl Family Haunting: Terror in West Pittston
The Wandering Road
40 minutes
2 months ago
131:The Smurl Family Haunting: Terror in West Pittston
On this chilling episode of The Wandering Road, we dive into one of the most infamous and unsettling hauntings in American history: the Smurl Family haunting. From 1974 to 1989, Jack and Janet Smurl and their children endured years of terrifying disturbances in their West Pittston, Pennsylvania duplex—encounters that ranged from unexplained noises and foul odors to violent attacks and apparitions. We’ll explore how the haunting began subtly before escalating into something darker, drawing in...
The Wandering Road
In this episode of The Wandering Road, the hosts explore the hazy border between perception and the paranormal. They unpack the strange ways the human brain creates meaning out of randomness—why we see faces in clouds, shadows, and reflections—and how pareidolia fuels everything from ghost sightings to modern miracles. The conversation shifts into the realm of faith and dreams, where religions across the world describe gods, angels, and spirits speaking through visions in the night. Are thes...
