Over the years, I’ve worked with Protestant ministers, Catholic priests, skeptics, believers, doubters, and people who didn’t know what they believed anymore—but knew something wasn’t right. And through all of that, one thing has remained constant: my personal relationship with Jesus Christ and how that faith guides every investigation I choose to take… and just as importantly, the ones I choose to walk away from.

This episode isn’t about converting anyone. It’s about discernment, responsibility, and knowing your limits.

Over the years, I’ve learned one undeniable truth while researching the paranormal: objects remember.

I’ve held items that felt wrong the moment they touched my hands—cold in a way that had nothing to do with temperature. I’ve stood in antique shops, private homes, and forgotten storage rooms where the air seemed heavier around a single object, like the space itself was warning me to keep my distance. Some items carried emotional residue—grief, anger, fear—while others felt far more intentional, as if something was still present, still aware.

I’ve encountered mirrors that reflected more than they should, objects that seemed to invite activity into otherwise quiet locations, and personal items that acted as anchors for something unseen. In several cases, activity didn’t follow the location—it followed the object. Once it was removed, the haunting stopped. That pattern repeats itself far too often to ignore.

Cursed and haunted objects don’t need ancient rituals or dramatic backstories. Sometimes all it takes is trauma, obsession, or the wrong energy at the wrong moment. And once that connection is formed, it doesn’t always let go willingly.

That’s why cases like the Tallman haunting matter. They remind us that the paranormal doesn’t always come from old houses or graveyards. Sometimes, it’s carried right through the front door.

I’m Neal Parks, and this has been Paranormally Speaking.

Thank you for joining me on this journey through one of Wisconsin’s strangest encounters.

Next episode, we’ll be exploring [insert your next topic or tease here]—

and trust me, you won’t want to miss it.

Until then:

Keep searching.

Keep questioning.

And as always…

keep your eyes open to the shadows.

“The Moon Is Not a Rock, It’s a Surveillance Device (Allegedly)” Ladies and gentlemen, paranormal degenerates, and anyone currently staring suspiciously at the Moon through their kitchen window—