Cursed Love & Paranormal Romance | The Ghosts Who Never Let Go

In this special Valentine's season episode of the You Two Scare Me Podcast, hosts Feliz and Andi dive deep into the shadows of cursed love stories. From the chilling hallways of the Banff Springs Hotel to the infamous Stull Cemetery, we explore real-world accounts of spirits tethered to our realm by devotion, grief, and a longing for justice.

Is it possible for love to survive the grave? We examine the legendary Ghost Bride of Banff, the tragic forbidden lovers of Borley Rectory, and the historic case of the Greenbrier Ghost, where a spirit’s testimony actually led to a murder conviction. Whether you believe in paranormal romance or supernatural hauntings, these tales of eternal attachment will make you question if love ever truly ends.

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The You Two Scare Me Podcast is hosted by Andi Zyvith and Feliz Andrews

Original Music by Stefan Tatka

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