Death Rituals

Adela Lavine explores death rituals around the world—from Día de los Muertos to Japan’s Obon and Samhain—and answers the question: Is there life after death? She also gives readings to three random listeners who reviewed her podcast.#DeathRituals#AdelaLavine#TheHouseMedium#ParanormalPodcast#Afterlife

Chicago’s most legendary ghost — a woman in white still searching for the love she lost on Archer Avenue.She appears to drivers at night, silent and beautiful, only to vanish at the gates of Resurrection Cemetery.#ResurrectionMary#HitchhikerSpirit#ResurrectionCemetery#HauntedChicago#GhostStories#TheHouseMedium#AdelaLavine

A woman and her father hear strange noises in their home — but what they uncover feels anything but ordinary. Adela reads listener stories and explores the unseen forces that connect the living and the beyond.

nside Windsor’s quiet halls, chandeliers sway and a uniformed figure appears. Even royalty can’t escape the ghosts of their own story. 🕯️🌬️ Plus: two more encounters that blur the line between memory and the unseen.

Join me and the always-entertaining Michael McMillian from Bigfoot Collectors Club as we dive into his ghost quest and the fascinating experiences along the way. Michael is not only a beloved host and storyteller, but also a fan favorite every time we connect.It’s a conversation full of strange encounters, laughter, and insight — the kind you’ll want to settle in with and enjoy.🔥 Michael McMillian from Bigfoot Collectors Club — fan favorite and fellow paranormal expert — joins me on a ghost quest full of strange encounters and great conversation. 🔥

In this episode, retired fire captain Bill Letson shares his extraordinary near-death experience — a journey beyond the body into peace, radiant beings, and unconditional love. As a medium, I reflect on the striking ways his story aligns with what I see in my own work, and how these shared visions reveal deeper truths about life, death, and what connects us all.

The Cecil Hotel is infamous for ghost stories, mysterious deaths, and dark legends. But is it truly haunted, or a reflection of poverty and hardship in downtown LA? In this episode, I dive into the history, hauntings, and the real circumstances that built its chilling reputation.

Description:Too often, Voodoo and Hoodoo are painted through a lens of fear or Hollywood stereotypes. In this episode, Adela dives into the rich history and cultural roots of these practices, exploring their origins in West Africa, their evolution in the Americas, and their place as living traditions of healing, protection, and community. Far from being “dark magic,” Voodoo and Hoodoo carry deep respect for spirit, ancestors, and nature. Join Adela as she sheds light on the real practices, clears away misconceptions, and honors the beauty and resilience behind these sacred paths.

Shrouded in cloaks and veiled in golden light, the Watchers are said to be ancient beings who stand between worlds—seen yet unseen. Across myths and modern encounters, they appear as silent observers, guardians of hidden knowledge, and messengers who reveal themselves only when the veil is thin. Neither menacing nor comforting, their presence is a mystery, leaving humanity to wonder: Are they angels, guides, or something beyond our comprehension?In this episode, I also share an update and a chilling listener story from someone who grew up inside a funeral home.

When  sixty school kids in Zimbabwe described the same strange craft and beings, the world had to pause. Children don’t carry the same filters we do — and their story remains one of the most haunting UFO encounters ever recorded.