Podcast Summary: Two Girls One Ghost – Episode: Haunted with So Supernatural Podcast
Host/Author: Sony Music Entertainment
Release Date: June 13, 2025
Guests: Rasha and Yvette from so Supernatural Podcast
Introduction
In this collaborative episode of Two Girls One Ghost and so Supernatural, hosts Corinne Vien and Sabrina Deana-Roga welcome Rasha and Yvette to discuss their shared passion for the paranormal. Released on the eerie date of Friday the 13th, June 13, 2025, this episode promises a blend of heartfelt conversations, shared supernatural experiences, and engaging paranormal evidence analysis.
Collaborative Spirit and Episode Overview
Corinne Vien opens the episode by expressing admiration for so Supernatural, highlighting their recent collaboration on the episode "The Demon of Brownsville Road." She notes, “We did a collab with them. So we have an episode on the so Supernatural feed that also comes out today, June 13th, which is also Friday the 13th, which I think is amazing” (02:40).
The hosts set the tone for the episode by emphasizing a lighter, more conversational approach compared to their more intense horror tales, introducing games and discussions about paranormal beliefs and experiences.
Beliefs in the Paranormal
The conversation delves into the hosts' personal beliefs in the supernatural. Rasha confidently states, “100%. Yes” (03:18), while Sabrina humorously exaggerates, “I was going to say a hundred million percent” (03:21), underscoring their unwavering faith in paranormal phenomena.
The discussion shifts to Hawaiian legends, where Sabrina shares her deep connection with Hawaiian culture and myths, particularly the lore surrounding Madame Pele, the goddess of fire, and the night marchers. She recounts a personal family experience:
“...in the last home we lived in with my dad and stepmom, my father was convinced that Tutu Pele haunted our house” (05:24).
Family History and the Black Dahlia Connection
A significant portion of the episode explores the hosts' intricate family history linked to the infamous Black Dahlia case. Sabrina reveals:
“...there was incest as well. So it could have been an Italian playboy as her father, or it could have also been her grandfather. So there was that piece... our connection to Elizabeth Short is that George Hodel, our great grandfather, was the prime suspect in her murder” (17:00).
Yvette adds emotional depth to the narrative, detailing the impact of uncovering familial ties to such a notorious case:
“...years later, we found out that he definitely was not her biological father” (19:05).
This revelation profoundly affected their family, leading to the creation of the Root of Evil podcast to explore and advocate around the mysteries of the Black Dahlia case.
Shared Paranormal Experiences
The guests share poignant stories of encountering the supernatural. Yvette describes an unsettling experience in the Franklin (Sowden) House, the site associated with Elizabeth Short’s murder:
“...I literally started to have a panic attack. Never had a panic attack in my life. But I told my mom, I said, mom, there's something not right here” (10:00).
Sabrina recounts the phenomenon of "sitting ghosts" in Hawaii, explaining how she felt a heavy presence upon entering a haunted house with Rasha and Yvette:
“...as soon as I entered the home. And then we were being interviewed by Zach Levitt...” (12:38).
These stories underscore the profound and often terrifying encounters with the paranormal that both podcasts explore.
Analyzing Paranormal Evidence: “Caught Dead Handed”
Introducing their new segment, Rasha and Yvette present listener-submitted evidence to evaluate its authenticity as paranormal proof. The segment, aptly named “Caught Dead Handed,” features:
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Listener Claire’s Story: Maddie encounters a demon in her parents' renovated apartment, captured on video as it manipulates the lights to avoid being filmed (38:27).
Notable Quote:
Rasha: “But what else could that possibly be?” (41:21). -
Reddit EVP Analysis: An electronic voice phenomenon (EVP) recorded by a user named RGK1012 includes ambiguous words that listeners interpret differently, ranging from pet names to derogatory remarks (42:24).
Notable Quote:
Sabrina: “I heard Rutherford. And then it almost sounds like Gollum.” (43:01). -
Haunted Selfie Incident: Listener Jessica shares a photo where an apparition appears behind her in a selfie, resembling a skeleton or a well-known fictional character, prompting discussion on the nature of such sightings (47:20).
Notable Quote:
Corinne: “It looks like Voldemort.” (48:27). -
Ring Camera Footage: A simple video from a Pennsylvania home shows a shadowy figure walking late at night, sparking debates on whether it’s a spirit or a glitch in reality (52:14).
Notable Quote:
Yvette: “There's so many different ways to look at it.” (53:03).
Interactive Games: “Would You Rather”
To lighten the mood, the hosts engage in a rapid-fire “Would You Rather” game, presenting scenarios that blend supernatural elements with everyday dilemmas. Examples include:
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Sabrina chooses: “...I'd want every stranger to call me mommy because I could not get baby shark out of my head for years” (59:52).
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Yvette opts for: “...I would have a ghost who whispers the spoilers because I... I can't just watch cable and no streaming” (67:29).
These games provide a humorous contrast to the heavier discussions, showcasing the hosts' camaraderie and ability to balance fear with fun.
Emotional Reflections and Legacy
Throughout the episode, there's a recurring theme of honoring loved ones lost to the paranormal or tragic circumstances. Sabrina shares a deeply personal experience of dreaming about her mother and feeling a tangible hug from her spirit:
“And I felt the hug. And I could feel it in my dream and in my body. And that's the first time that's ever happened to me” (56:47).
Yvette echoes this sentiment, describing moments of feeling her mother's presence through spiritual interactions:
“...a spirit that is, you know, still present there for some reason or another” (53:26).
Corinne adds a heartfelt observation:
“I feel that love and presence around us... It's so palpable” (32:10).
Conclusion
This episode of Two Girls One Ghost intricately weaves personal narratives, shared paranormal experiences, and interactive content to create a rich and engaging exploration of the supernatural. The collaboration with so Supernatural not only highlights their mutual respect and shared interests but also delves deep into themes of family legacy, belief in the unseen, and the quest for understanding beyond the ordinary. Through heartfelt stories and entertaining segments, the hosts offer both chills and warmth, making the episode a captivating listen for enthusiasts and newcomers alike.
Key Quotes:
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Corinne Vien: “If you want something scary, go check out that episode” (01:40).
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Sabrina Deana-Roga: “...having guides that would come to her” (24:10).
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Yvette: “She just wants to play” (66:15).
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Rasha: “This is our new segment that we're gonna unveil” (37:30).
This comprehensive summary captures the essence of the episode, highlighting the interplay between personal experiences and broader paranormal discussions, all while maintaining an engaging and informative flow for readers unfamiliar with the podcast.
