Lights On Still Scared

Paranormal stories, folklore & real-life encounters. Hosted by psychic medium Karen Swanston and paranormal investigator & author Graeme Milne.

Lights On Still Scared is a religion podcast hosted by Karen Swanston & Graeme Milne, with 16 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Karen Swanston & Graeme Milne hosts Lights On Still Scared, a religion show with 16 episodes published.

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  Episode 16 Haunted Transport Part 1

  Sep 1, 202633 min

  Haunted transport gets unsettling fast when old race tracks, phantom cars, and ghost coaches seem to linger long after the roads have changed. In this episode, Graeme Milne and Karen Swanston dig into stories where motion, memory, and tragedy appear to leave something behind. They begin at Brooklands in Surrey, the world’s first purpose-built motor racing circuit and later a key site in British aviation history, before exploring the accidents, wartime damage, and ghostly reports tied to the track. From there, the conversation shifts to a former Inverness garage with multiple eyewitness accounts of strange vehicle activity and a mysterious figure in black. The episode then crosses the Atlantic to the legend of the Golden Eagle, a supposedly haunted 1964 Dodge that reacts badly to disrespect and may have a very dark history. The discussion closes in Caithness, where a phantom coach is said to appear as an omen — sometimes with life-saving timing.

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  Episode 15 Timeslips Part 2

  Aug 24, 202635 min

  From time slips in the Scottish Highlands to eerie scenes in Tudor and medieval landmarks, this episode explores some of the strangest reports of people seemingly stepping into another era. The stories move through silent villages, battlefield visions, and sudden glimpses of everyday life from the past — all without warning, and often in broad daylight. Karen Swanston and Graham Meehan unpack a mix of witness accounts, historical context, and the lingering question at the heart of every story: were these shared hallucinations, misread surroundings, or genuine time slips? You’ll hear about reports from Kersey, Torry Battery, Provost Skene’s House, Hampton Court Palace, and more — with each account offering a different kind of unsettling detail, from muffled sound and missing modern features to crowds in old-fashioned dress and silent marching armies.

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  Episode 14 Timeslips Part 1

  Aug 18, 202636 min

  Time slips, ghost roads, and wartime echoes take center stage in this eerie discussion of reported supernatural encounters across the UK. From Roman soldiers in York to phantom battlefields and vanishing roads, these stories explore what happens when the past seems to break through into the present. Graeme Milne and Karen Swanston compare some of the best-known time slip accounts, including firsthand witness testimony, historical context, and later research that appears to support parts of the sightings. The result is a mix of folklore, archaeology, and unresolved mystery that asks a simple question: are these places replaying history, or are people somehow stepping into it? Along the way, the episode looks at cases that have become famous among paranormal researchers and ghost-story readers alike, with particular attention to reported visual details, consistency of testimony, and how location history may fit the accounts.

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  Episode 13 Haunted Roads Part 2

  Aug 10, 202627 min

  Haunted roads can hold more than eerie legends, sometimes they seem to preserve the final moments of real people. In this episode, Karen Swanston and Graham Milne explore a series of ghostly road stories tied to the A3, the old Portsmouth Road, and other unsettling stretches of highway where tragedy, folklore, and unexplained sightings overlap. From the infamous A3 “crash” that led police to a long-hidden vehicle, to the historic murder at Devil’s Punch Bowl and the grim legacy of Gibbet Hill, the discussion moves between documented history and encounters that feel like echoes of the past. Along the way, the hosts dig into apparitions, phantom figures, missing dashcam footage, and the strange question of whether some sightings are hauntings or something closer to a replay of trauma.

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  Episode 12 Haunted Roads

  Aug 4, 202633 min

  Exploring haunted roads across Scotland and England, this episode dives into some of Britain’s most unsettling roadside legends, from vanishing hitchhikers to ghost cars, unexplained figures, and sightings that seem to leave more questions than answers. Graeme Milne and Karen Swanston go on a tour through some of the best-known and strangest reports associated with the A229 at Blue Bell Hill, the M25, and the roads of the Scottish Highlands. Along the way, the stories blur the line between tragedy, folklore, and the kind of encounters that drivers never forget. If you’ve ever wondered why certain roads gather so many ghost stories or whether repeated sightings can be explained by history, memory, or something far stranger, this episode offers plenty to think about.

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