Welcome to The Paranormal Prism, where strange stories, real paranormal experiences, UFOs, UAPs, ghosts, unexplained mysteries, and the supernatural all come together. Join our host Lee, who explores the world's most fascinating mysteries through thoughtful conversations, eyewitness accounts, expert interviews, and evidence-based discussion. From haunted locations and cryptid encounters to alien encounters, government secrecy, and the unexplained, no subject is off limits. Having an open mind, healthy skepticism, and a passion for exploring, see what lies beyond conventional thinking, we take listeners into the places where the most intriguing questions begin. Whether you're a lifelong believer, a curious skeptic, or simply fascinated by the unexplained, The Paranormal Prism invites you to question, explore, and discover what may lie beyond our current understanding. Originally S.I.P.A. Paranormal Chronicles - Rebranded 2026-07-17
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Episode #51
S2 E51 Kathy McDaniel - Near Death Experience
Oct 2, 202654 minS2
What happens when a near-death experience is frightening instead of peaceful? On this episode of The Paranormal Prism , I speak with Kathy McDaniel, author of Misfit in Hell to Heaven Expat . Kathy recounts the vivid and distressing experiences she remembers from an 18-day medically induced coma in 1999, followed by an encounter with a place she describes as filled with love and joy. Kathy shares how difficult it was to talk about what happened, how the experience changed her beliefs, and why she now helps others who have had distressing near-death experiences. Lee asks about the details she remembers, the role her upbringing may have played, and how she makes sense of it all today.
In this episode of The Paranormal Prism , I welcome author and researcher Nomar Slevik to explore the strange stories that have shaped his lifelong interest in the unexplained. Nomar recalls an unsettling childhood sighting in the sky, discusses UFO encounters and unusual creatures reported in Maine, and shares his experience investigating a former funeral home. They also talk about pale crawlers, whether different paranormal phenomena could be connected, and Nomar’s latest book, In the Pines . Are these encounters separate mysteries, or could there be a connection we have yet to understand?
In this episode of The Paranormal Prism , I welcome author, paranormal investigator, and medium Rob Gutro for a conversation about ghosts, spirits, and the bonds we share with pets after they die. Rob recounts seeing his grandfather after his death, the unexpected message he says his father gave at his own funeral, and the experiences with his dog Buzz that led him to explore pet communication. He also explains how he distinguishes ghosts from spirits and shares encounters from historic sites in England. I bring a personal story to the conversation, asking Rob about a strange dream before a family death, that i had, and possible signs from our beloved pet Maya. It’s a thoughtful conversation about grief, unexplained experiences, and what those experiences can mean to the people who have them.
This week I am joined by Author and Researcher Ann Selene on The Paranormal Prism to explore a lifetime of unexplained experiences and her search for answers. Ann discusses childhood encounters with shadow figures, a mysterious humanoid entity featured on MonsterQuest_, and the inspiration behind her books _Haunted Inheritance and _Signals from the Elephant Cage_. She also shares a frightening experience in the Ohio woods involving a possible Sasquatch and unexplained voices. The conversation examines remote viewing, synchronicity, pareidolia, the psychology of fear, and how the human brain can influence what we see, hear, and remember. Are witnesses encountering ghosts, cryptids, extraterrestrials—or something created by the mind? An intriguing discussion about paranormal experiences, human perception, and the mystery that keeps us searching for the truth.
In this episode of The Paranormal Prism, I welcome veteran Paranormal Investigator, Author and Digital Spirit Photographer Cameron Bagg. Cameron shares how his paranormal journey began in 1988 after a series of unexplained incidents inside his apartment—including mysterious voices, moving objects, rattling dishes and an encounter with the apparition of an elderly woman. That experience inspired nearly four decades of paranormal research and investigations across Ontario. The conversation explores haunted homes, shadow beings, poltergeist activity, spirit clearings and the importance of ruling out natural explanations such as faulty wiring, electromagnetic fields and environmental conditions. Cameron also discusses the strengths and limitations of paranormal equipment, why investigators must avoid forcing meaning onto random responses, and how cameras have become his most valuable investigative tool. Cameron introduces his new book, Ghost Revelations, which combines personal experiences, notable cases and his controversial photographic evidence of ghosts, cryptids, nature spirits and other unexplained beings. He also explains his “human antenna” spirit-photography technique and reveals what attendees can expect from his upcoming live seminars. Can spirits really be photographed—and are some hauntings created by the living rather than the dead? Join Cameron and myself for a fascinating, humorous and thought-provoking journey into the unseen.
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