Wisps

The WISPS crew is back with a new episode, in their new studio, end well… let’s just say growing pains are to be expected.

Heffe is going into the witness protection program; DeAnn doesn’t feel well and makes it a point to remind us every 37 seconds, Silent Don might be a mime, Castle manages to inadvertently insult just about everyone, and talks about being physically attacked during the Family Tree Investigation. Lurch is going to school to learn computer science, but kind of sucks at reading code.

In this episode things start out a little rough. Heffe gets blasphemous in his Sponge Bob jammies. DeAnn is back and reveals where she was posting clues from for her half baked “where is DeAnn contest”. Castle rebukes a pedophile, and Lurch talks about the upcoming road trips and the recent public investigations.

In this episode Heffe comes out of his shell and tells a true ghost story that happened to him… then recants it two minutes later. Castle gets a little heavy for a few minutes then talks about the Off Broadway Theater Investigation, and Lurch talks about possible road trip destinations for public ghost investigations.

The gang talks about the recent grist mill investigation and a few EVPs already found from that hunt along with the upcoming Off Broadway Theater Investigation. Castle nearly derails night two of the Benson Grist Mill Investigation by bringing a cursed summoning stone to the site that was removed earlier in the evening from a private residence. Lurch has a caffeine problem and has a mini stroke mid episode. Heffe's back hurts, and DeAnn sits this one out.

Heffe declares himself a Pastafarian, Lurch is on a caffeine high and talks about a highly questionable trigger object he owns, DeAnn discusses recent investigations, Castle promises and delivers EVPs, and the talk turns a little deep, and somber with the talk of child spirits.

DeAnn sucks at Fantasy football, Lurch may have spit in food once, Heffe (and Lurch) abuses the rim shot, and Castle is seeking new friends.The gang talks about ghost equipment, and why they think ghosts exist and hang around.

In this action packed episode Castle apologizes for how dry the last episode was, hates smart people, and struggles with PVC. DeAnn stops filtering and actually points out a few zings the others missed and takes great care to point out she lost the directions Castle needed to overcome the PVC puzzle created by Lurch. Heffe almost forgets to hit the record button, and Lurch serenades us with the Safety Dance.

The ask a medium segment! Brandy joins the shows to answer your questions. Heffe spends hours trying to figure out why his mixer isn't working (hint - turn off the mute). Castle reads the medium questions off of a script and manages to produce one of the dullest shows ever. Hopefully the questions and answers are interesting enough to save the episode. Lurch in his boredom grabs a sword and gets after it.

The lost episode... no really. Castle lost the episode while updating his computer to Windows 10, but you're in luck he found the back-up! So after a few day delay here is Episode 9. In this episode Castle wants to kick his own ass for chewing gum during an investigation. Heffe finds the mute button on his new mixer and gets mad at Castle for eating Mike & Ikes. Lurch takes on the role of exorcist at the Rawlings Frontier Prison, and DeAnn gets pretty much shut out on this one, but we love her anyway.

Lurch gets followed by the Stanley Hotel Twins. Castle may have intentionally made a move on Heffe's wife. Heffe is mad he got left out of the road trip and shares a song he wrote, performed, and made a music video for. and DeAnn is back to answer the cliff hanger question, and the group talks about their recent investigations at the Rawlings Frontier Penitentiary and the Historic Stanley Hotel, the setting for the movie The Shining.

This special episode has a more serious tone than past episodes. A haunt survivor comes on as a guest to share his story of his twenty years living in a haunted house and his encounters. This episode also features a companion video of evidence collected by the home owner over the past wenty years, and WISPS. This episode and companion video are best listened to when you are alone and in the dark, if you dare...

In this episode Tim the Slob Whisperer joins the team for a time. Heffe has captured evidence, but doesn't believe it. DeAnn talks auras. Lurch is back and is going to race someone's grandma in a Marathon. Castle talks a lot.

In this episode Heffe admits he does not in fact wield a broadsword, (Beaker AKA) “Tim the slob whisperer” sits in for Lurch and won’t admit he likes being the little spoon, Castle lays out his plan to defeat Kenny’s chain tactic, and DeAnn collects rocks. Oh, and they talk about ghost stuff.

In this PG-13 Episode the group talks about Heffe's first ghost hunt. Heffe would make skeptics everywhere proud. Castle challenges Kenny to a fight, Lurch makes all the wrong friends in all the wrong places, DeAnn sees no problem washing a car in the rain, and the Boo Bear gets it's name.

The WISPS SHOW Episode 3 is brought to you by the letter "A" and the Letter "S"... and apparently another letter "S". Blame Heffe. DeAnn needs help naming her "Boo Bear" and the WISPS Team is willing to let you help do it. The Team is taking submissions and the winner and a guest get a private ghost investigation with the team. The team also discusses how to know if you have a ghost! Let the Paranormal tree house of chaos begin!!

In this PG-13 episode Castle promises not to ramble, Heffe may have been the victim of a sex crime, DeAnn is scared of geometry, and Lurch hates midicholrians.

Welcome to the WISPS SHOW and their first paranormal podcast. Like any new show there are some growing pains with a pilot. In this episode Castle rambles like a senior citizen, Lurch feels dead people, DeAnn wants a cool nickname, and Heffe wants naked pictures of Ben Hansen.