In Part 2 of Echoes in the Walls, we continue our eerie journey through the Brunswick Heritage Museum, where history doesn't just sit quietly behind glass—it whispers, lingers, and sometimes follows you down the hall. This episode dives deeper into the unseen stories etched into the building's walls, from restless spirits and lingering energies to objects that seem to hold more than just memories. As we move further into the museum, the atmosphere grows heavier, the encounters more chilling, and the questions more intriguing: Who's still here… and why?

In part one of this episode, we take a guided walk through the Brunswick Heritage Museum, exploring the layers of history held within its walls—and the energy that still lingers there.

We're joined by Kathy, owner of the Berkeley Paranormal Society, and Julie, the museum's manager, who brings deep knowledge of the building's past and the stories of those who once lived and worked there.

As we move room to room, we open ourselves to listening—both to history and to spirit. Together, we discuss what it means to respectfully connect with a place, how energy can imprint over time, and what can happen when we slow down enough to truly pay attention.

This episode isn't about fear or spectacle—it's about curiosity, reverence, and the quiet moments where the past feels close enough to speak.

In this episode, "What's Coming in 2026? The Collective Forecast," we zoom out from the calendar and tap into the energetic landscape of the year ahead. While the clock says "new year," the cosmos tells a different story.

We explore the powerful transition from the Year of the Snake—a cycle of shedding, unraveling, and deep inner work—to the Year of the Horse, which brings movement, freedom, and momentum. But here's the twist: that energetic switch doesn't officially begin until February 17, which means if you're not sprinting into January with vision boards blazing, you're not behind… you're actually right on time. This episode is an invitation to honor the tail end of Snake energy as we shed old skins, outdated identities, and heavy timelines, so we can ride into Horse season with clarity instead of burnout.