From Liverpool, from Liverpool, we need to talk about ghosts with Kevin Eustace.

Yes, it's Monday, and we all know what that means, don't we?

Yes, it means we're slightly hung over from Eurovision on Saturday. I joke.

I'm not. I think Becca still might be a bit, but it was a big one. Let me put it that way.

All of our patrons have heard all about all Eurovision extravaganza, and it was a mammoth session.

Let me just put it like that. How are you all doing? I hope you're all doing fine, as is the

podcaster's mantra. Every one of us say it, but only very few of us mean it, I joke, of course.

We all mean it, I'm sure. I hope you've had a good week and are ready for some scary tales,

some general, I don't like the word banter, so I'll say chitter-chatter, some general chitter-chatter,

and something to just put in your ears whilst you potter are about your everyday happenings.

That's what podcasts are all about.

Anyway, what have we got in store for this week?

Well, of course we're going to do a paranormal review.

Of course, we're going to listen to your true listener ghost stories, and of course, we're going to do a paranormal review. Of course, we're going to listen to your true listener

ghost stories. And of course, we're going to visit that dingy, bright and beautiful corner

where Becca resides and tells us ghost stories direct from the pages of Reddit, rolling my

ars like rolling in the deep, as Adele would say. Anyway, before we do any of that, I'm going to mention Patreon.

Because when you sign up to Patreon, not only do you support the show, yes, this little old show right here,

but you also get access to over 250 hours.

That's nearly a quarter of a century.

No, it's not. Nearly quarter of a millennia of hours,

of just content, really. Me, Rambling, me and Becker rambling, and about 45.9% of it being based on the paranormal, which, you know, it's good odds. Anyway, you get all of that, and yeah, you get two shows each and every week as well.

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