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This week on **Watching Wyrd**, we made some questionable life choices… and now you get to benefit from them.Join *Allen, Rich, Scott, and Hadley* as we dive into a lineup of 2026 releases that had us laughing, confused, and occasionally asking, “who approved this?”🎬 *The Bone Temple (28 Years Later)* — apocalypse energy, chaos, and at least one hairstyle that deserves its own review🎬 *The Bluff* — pirate adventure or accidental throwback? We’re still deciding🎬 *War Machine* — imagine *Predator*… but with a robot and a slightly smaller budget🎬 *The Wrecking Crew* — action, explosions, and pure “just go with it” storytelling---💀 What to Expect:🔥 Honest (and slightly unhinged) reactions😂 Hot takes you may or may not agree with🎥 Breakdowns of what worked… and what absolutely did not👀 Moments that made us question everything---We watch bad movies… so you don’t have to.(But honestly… sometimes you probably should.)---📢 Join the Wyrd:👍 Like the video if you enjoy chaotic movie nights🔔 Subscribe for weekly reviews, reactions, and all things weird💬 Drop your ratings below — what did YOU think of these movies?🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/56361007...

In this episode of Wyrd Realities, we're diving into everything happening this month across the Wyrd network and beyond: Major updates from the Wyrd Realities crewWatching Wyrd - Wednesdays at 9 PM EasternBlondes, Books, and Campfire Tales- Every other Tuesday at 9 PM EasternTales from Cranewitch Hollow - New episodes 1-2 times per month Featuring our extended Wyrd family: Where in the Folks | Cosmic Crumbs | Strange Frequencies linktr.ee/wyrdrealities wyrdrealities.net

When the world is ending, stories matter more than ever.This month on Wyrd Realities, we’re featuring Rich, one of our Wyrd Kids and a master of apocalyptic storytelling. His work explores survival, collapse, and the human cost of the end of everything — without flinching.If you love apocalypse fiction, speculative worlds, and stories that linger long after the screen goes dark, you’re in the right place.📚 Find Rich’s books on Amazon🌒 Explore more storytellers at wyrdrealities.net🔗 linktr.ee/wyrdrealities#wyrdrealities #WyrdKidOfTheMonth #ApocalypticFiction #SpeculativeFiction #IndieAuthors #EndTimesStories #DarkFiction #StayWyrdReadOn

Wyrd Realities is growing. We’re officially welcoming two reader communities into the network—Zombie, Apocalypse, Dystopian, and Pandemic Book Club… and Post-Apocalyptic Fiction & Survival Books. These are stories of survival, collapse, and resilience—told by creators like Rich Restucci, Allen Gamboa, Scott Baker, Joseph Hansen, D.M. Muga, Bethany Stutsman, and Hadley Thorne. Same communities you love. More stories, more voices, more Wyrd. linktr.ee/wyrdrealities If the world ends—stories survive here.”

Tonight: The apocalypse doesn’t always look the same.In this episode of **Watching Wyrd**, we explore three wildly different visions of collapse — grief-driven horror, international zombie chaos, and full-scale world-ending devastation.🪦 ***We Bury the Dead* (2026)** 🧟 ***Joombieland*** 🔥 ***World Breaker* (2025)**Together, these films ask a bigger question:**Is the real horror the monsters… or what the end reveals about us?**If you love post-apocalyptic fiction, international horror, survival dilemmas, and stories where humanity is tested under pressure — you’re in the right place.Stay Wyrd.Read On.Watch Carefully.Connect With Wyrd Realities linktr.ee/wyrdrealitiesJoin our book clubs, livestreams, and community discussions#WatchingWyrd #ZombieMovies #ApocalypticFilms #WeBuryTheDead #Joombieland #WorldBreaker #SurvivalHorror #GlobalCinema #HorrorReview #PostApocalyptic🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5636100774428672

Join Watching Wyrd for a live deep dive into the legendary career of Gene Hackman — from gritty crime dramas to unforgettable character roles. Tonight we’re sharing favorite performances, debating iconic moments, and serving up our signature mix of film history, hot takes, and cinematic chaos.Expect:🍿 Classic film deep dives🎥 Favorite scenes & standout performances🔥 Spirited debate and unexpected tangents🧠 Behind-the-scenes stories and cultural impact😈 A little chaos (it is Watching Wyrd)Grab your popcorn and jump into the chat — drop your favorite Hackman movie and watch along with us!👉 Subscribe for more live movie discussions, cult classics, and pop culture deep dives.🔔 Turn on notifications so you never miss a stream.#WatchingWyrd #GeneHackman #MovieNight #FilmDiscussion #ClassicCinema #MovieCommunity #LiveStream #FilmTwitter #ChanningTatum #FalloutSeason3 #NeedohCube🎙️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! 😍 https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5636100774428672

In this episode of Tales from Cranewitch Hollow, we travel to Ireland to uncover a forgotten truth about werewolves—not as monsters, but as guardians.Long before Hollywood gave us silver bullets and blood-soaked full moons, Irish folklore told stories of the faoladh: cursed shape-shifters bound by cycles, community, and duty. These werewolves protected children, guided travelers, and even fought as sacred warriors for ancient kings. One haunting 12th-century account tells of a priest, a dying she-wolf, and a moment of faith that reveals the soul beneath the skin.This is not a tale of horror.It’s a story about compassion, conscience, and the thin places where humanity and myth meet.If you love folklore, myth, dark history, and legends that challenge what we think we know—this hollow is for you.🔔 Subscribe for more folklore, forgotten history, and mythic storytelling🌿 Follow Tales from Cranewitch Hollow for weekly journeys into legend🕯️ Comment below: Were the werewolves ever the monsters… or were we?Watch the woods.Mind the old roads.Not every monster was meant to be one.

In this episode of Tales from Cranewitch Hollow, we continue The Crimson Ledger of Blood with Part II: Rh-Negative—a deep dive into the folklore, myth, superstition, and ancestral mystery surrounding one of the rarest blood types in the world.Across cultures and centuries, Rh-negative blood has been associated with otherworldly origins, protected bloodlines, lunar cycles, ancestral memory, and liminal existence—not as monsters, but as thresholds between worlds. Long before modern medicine offered explanations, folklore tried to make sense of what it meant to carry blood that lacked a marker everyone else shared.This is not a medical lecture.This is a folklore exploration—where myth, memory, and cultural belief collide.🩸 Topics explored in this episode:The folklore meaning of Rh-negative bloodBlood as ancestral memory in myth and legendLunar symbolism, tides, and bloodlinesAncient fears, protection myths, and hidden inheritanceWhy “absence” was once seen as powerSet against the haunting landscapes of Cranewitch Hollow, this episode blends Southern Gothic atmosphere, folklore scholarship, and quiet storytelling to examine how blood became a language—and why some stories refuse to stay buried.🔔 Subscribe to Wyrd Realities linktr.ee/wyrdrealities

AB is the rarest of the blood types—but folklore has never treated rarity as coincidence.In this episode of Tales from Cranewitch Hollow, we open The Crimson Ledger of Blood Types and begin a multi-part exploration of the myths, superstitions, and legends surrounding blood type inheritance—starting with AB blood, known in Hollow lore as Oracle Blood.Across cultures, AB blood has been associated with duality, heightened intuition, vivid dreams, and the feeling of standing between worlds. Old stories cast those with AB blood as watchers and translators—able to hold contradiction, sense hidden patterns, and hear what lingers beneath the surface of ordinary life.We explore:Why AB blood became linked to oracles and seersHow folklore explained duality and “in-between” identityThe legends that emerged when AB blood appeared alongside the Rh-negative factorWhy “double-marked” bloodlines fascinated—and unsettled—storytellers⚠️ Note: This episode explores folklore and myth, not medical science or genetic theory.🩸 Part I of The Crimson Ledger of Blood Types seriesblood type folklore, AB blood type myths, oracle blood, Rh negative folklore, bloodline legends, Cranewitch Hollow, folklore podcast, gothic folklore, myth and superstition, storytelling podcast

Before Dracula. Before castles and capes—there was Abhartach. And he didn’t seduce… he ruled.In this episode of Tales from Cranewitch Hollow, we dig into ancient Irish folklore to uncover Abhartach, the Dark Lord of the Grave—a brutal, early Celtic revenant whose story predates modern vampire myth. Forget the romantic undead. This is an earth-born tyrant who rises to demand tribute of blood from the living.We trace Abhartach’s origins, the ritual methods used to put him down, and why his legend still echoes today—through buried history, colonial memory, and the way folklore preserves warnings about power, entitlement, and resistance.🩸 Ancient vampire folklore🍀 Irish myth & the undead📜 History, horror, and buried truthsStep carefully.Some legends don’t stay in their graves.#vampirefolklore #irishmythology #horrorstorytelling #folklorepodcast #southerngothic #darkhistory #talesfromcranewitchhollow #wyrdrealities

In this episode of Tales from Cranewitch Hollow, we continue The Crimson Ledger of Blood with Part II: Rh-Negative—a deep dive into the folklore, myth, superstition, and ancestral mystery surrounding one of the rarest blood types in the world.Across cultures and centuries, Rh-negative blood has been associated with otherworldly origins, protected bloodlines, lunar cycles, ancestral memory, and liminal existence—not as monsters, but as thresholds between worlds. Long before modern medicine offered explanations, folklore tried to make sense of what it meant to carry blood that lacked a marker everyone else shared.This is not a medical lecture.This is a folklore exploration—where myth, memory, and cultural belief collide.🩸 Topics explored in this episode:The folklore meaning of Rh-negative bloodBlood as ancestral memory in myth and legendLunar symbolism, tides, and bloodlinesAncient fears, protection myths, and hidden inheritanceWhy “absence” was once seen as powerSet against the haunting landscapes of Cranewitch Hollow, this episode blends Southern Gothic atmosphere, folklore scholarship, and quiet storytelling to examine how blood became a language—and why some stories refuse to stay buried.🔔 Subscribe to Wyrd Realities linktr.ee/wyrdrealities

The Twelve Days of Christmas were never meant to be rushed—or gentle. In this episode of Tales from Cranewitch Hollow, we peel back the bright wrapping paper to reveal the older, stranger roots of the Twelve Days: a liminal stretch of winter when the rules bent, the dead drew close, and the world stood briefly upside down. We explore Twelfth Night traditions, misrule and role reversal, divination rituals, wandering spirits, and the symbolism hidden in the song’s increasingly strange gifts. From wassailing orchards and masking traditions to omens, offerings, and animals that carried meaning between worlds, these nights were believed to be ripe with danger—and possibility. This is not a lesson in holiday trivia.It is an exploration of winter as it once was: dark, sacred, and alive with magic. 🕯️ These nights belonged to the dead and the dreaming.🕯️ The world turned upside down so it could survive being righted again. Keywords: Twelve Days of Christmas folklore, Twelfth Night traditions, winter solstice myths, Christmas folklore, pagan winter rituals, liminal time folklore, dark folklore podcast, mythology podcast, Yuletide traditions

In this opening episode of Tales from Cranewitch Hollow, we explore Morana, the ancient Slavic goddess of winter, death, and seasonal endings. Often misunderstood as a figure of destruction, Morana represents something far older and deeper: the necessary pause before rebirth, the silence that allows renewal to take root. This episode examines Morana’s origins in Slavic mythology, traditional rituals surrounding her effigy, and the symbolic role she plays as guardian of the threshold between life and death. We trace how winter folklore shaped cultural understandings of mortality, cycles, and the inevitability of return. Blending mythology, folklore, history, and quiet reflection, this episode invites listeners to sit with the cold—and listen. 🕯️ Winter is not punishment.🕯️ Death is not the end.🕯️ The old gods still remember their names. Keywords: Slavic mythology, Morana goddess, winter folklore, death and rebirth myths, pagan traditions, folklore podcast, mythology podcast, dark folklore, seasonal myths, ancient gods

summary In this conclusion to the Shaman Walk Shaman Talk series, Tracy, Hadley, and Stephen reflect on their experience and express gratitude for the opportunity to share knowledge with listeners. They review the main topics covered in the previous episodes, including the concept of right relationship, self-care and self-healing, and the use of tools such as altars and sound instruments. Tracy explains the purpose of a shamanic journey and how it allows individuals to explore their inner universe and gain insights. The hosts guide the listeners through a guided shamanic journey, emphasizing the importance of bringing meaning to the visions and experiences encountered. In this part of the conversation, Tracy guides the participants through a guided meditation journey. They imagine floating through space and time, finding a door, crossing a bridge, and entering a mystical forest. Each participant visualizes their own unique experiences, including different types of doors, bridges, and trees. They also encounter animals such as tigers and crows. The participants share their experiences and discuss the symbolism behind their visions. In this final part of the conversation, the hosts discuss the significance of crows and other birds as messengers and protectors. They share their personal experiences with receiving messages from birds and the symbolism behind the gifts they received in their journeys. The hosts also explore the themes of being a light to the world and the importance of patience in receiving answers. They conclude by inviting listeners to join a journey class and expressing their gratitude for the meaningful discussions. keywords shamanism, right relationship, self-care, self-healing, tools, altars, sound instruments, shamanic journey, inner universe, insights, guided meditation, visualization, journey, space and time, door, bridge, forest, tree, animals, symbolism, crows, birds, messengers, protectors, gifts, symbolism, light to the world, patience, journey class, gratitude linktr.ee/wyrdrealities www.wyrdrealities.net Contact Tracy at www.newsunenergyworks.com

Dive into the fascinating history and transformative power of hypnosis with Shari Crook of Resolution Hypnotherapy! In this episode, Shari, a renowned expert in holistic mental and emotional well-being, is joined by recent program graduates Antwynette Wade and Benjamin Tripp. Discover how their profound personal journeys led them to become certified hypnotherapists and explore how hypnosis can restore balance and unlock your fullest potential. Don't miss this enlightening conversation on the Wyrd Realities Network! 🔗 Subscribe to Wyrd Realities Network: [YouTube Channel Link] 🔔 Don't forget to hit the bell icon to stay updated with our latest episodes! #Hypnosis #Hypnotherapy #MentalHealth #WyrdRealities #ShariCrook #PersonalTransformation #Wellbeing