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Join us this week on our strange trip into the Stoned Ape Theory. The theory, first proposed by Terence McKenna in the 1990s, suggests that the use of psychedelics played a crucial role in the evolution of early human ancestors. According to McKenna, the consumption of psychedelics, particularly psilocybin mushrooms, allowed our ancestors to develop advanced cognitive abilities, such as language and abstract thinking. 

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In the late summer of 1878, a sleepy Nova Scotia town found itself in the middle of a mystery. 

Unexplained banging sounds rang from a home on Princess Street, buildings combusted into flames and a disturbing message was scratched above a young woman's bed: "Esther Cox, You Are Mine to Kill."

If you're from Amherst, this ghost story needs no introduction. 

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                 The dark watchers haunt the Santa Lucia Mountains in California, silently watching those that wander through the area. These beings are reported to be "forms that look human but are certainly not human." The hat man is said to be a dark figure that slips into your room to watch you while you sleep. Both of these types of shadow entities are said to wear cloaks and wide brim hats, could they be the same type of entity? Join us this week as examine these mysterious dark beings.

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                 Get your tin foil hats ready weirdos, because this week we explore the history and conspiracy theories that surround the mysterious Illuminati. Is there a secret society in control of humanity? Are your favorite entertainers, billionaires, and world leaders actually reptilian aliens in disguise? Are Chris and Chuck actually brainwashed Illuminati clones put in place to obscure the truth? How far does this conspiracy go? Find out this week on Weird Candy? 

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                  Rasputin was a self proclaimed healer and prophet who became close to Czar Nicholas the 2nd for his supposed ability to heal his son. He was also said to be a drunk eccentric sexual deviant. Join us as we take a look at the twisted life and death of this enigmatic historical figure.  

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                  This week on Weird Candy we dive into the topic of paranormal investigation, from it's beginnings through modern day. We also have some very special guests, Brian Williamson, member of the Warren Legacy Foundation and Heather Landon, founder of Exploration Paranormal and member of the Warren Legacy Foundation.

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                 Is it a séance, is it an orgy, either way Weird Candy gets down to business. 

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                 From as young as 14 years old Emma Schmidt, also known as Anna Ecklund displayed symptoms of demonic possession.  She would undergo her first exorcism in 1912. There isn't much information on this exorcism but it's said to have gone well, that is until 1928 when her demons returned. Listen as we dive deep into her story and finish out the episode with some advice on how you can ward off demonic entities. 

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                 Today we dive deep into the history and haunting of the S. K. Pierce mansion. This house is considered by paranormal experts to be the most active haunted location in Massachusetts, the second most haunted in New England and the ninth most haunted home in America. Tragedy began immediately after construction was complete, when Mrs. Pierce died in the home only three weeks later. Listen as we uncover the homes history of deaths and the ghosts that walk its halls.   

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