EPISODE · May 20, 2026 · 42 MIN
Ep#15: “Maybe Call A Priest…”
from The Spill Room · host The Spill Room
This week on The Spill Room… things get weird. Like, really weird.What starts as a chaotic conversation about road trips, Red Bulls, Maccas cravings, dusty country towns and bizarre social media rabbit holes quickly spirals into one of the creepiest episodes we’ve ever recorded.The girls unpack:their latest obsessionsstrange internet theories about “starseed children”spiritual trends onlinepsychic myth bustingand why social media can make literally anyone believe anythingBut then the conversation takes a dark turn…CC shares a terrifying real-life experience involving unexplained noises, shattered glass, police investigations and what may have been paranormal activity inside her home. And when the police themselves couldn’t explain what happened… one investigator allegedly gave one piece of advice:“Maybe call a priest…”Mary then dives deep into topics she says she’s rarely allowed to publicly discuss:✨ spiritual protection✨ negative energy✨ poltergeist activity✨ Ouija boards✨ why certain energies attach to people✨ and the difference between spirituality and dangerous practicesThis episode is funny, creepy, chaotic, emotional and unexpectedly deep all at once — classic Spill Room energy.Whether you’re here for the laughs, the ghost stories, the spiritual conversations or the absolute unfiltered chaos… this episode has all of it.✨ In This Episode• Dusty road trips & Adelaide adventures• Maccas addictions & pregnancy cravings• “Starseed children” explained (and debunked)• The dangers of spiritual trends online• Psychic myth busting with Mary• Paranormal experiences & shattered glass• Police investigating unexplained activity• Spiritual protection & negative energy• Why some people attract heavy energy• The importance of protecting your peaceNew episodes weekly ✨Thank you to Our Sponsors!Super Spill & Safety SolutionsBlink & Brows by Siena EllaConnect With US!MaryDanny NattyCcTHE SPILL ROOM
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This week on The Spill Room… things get weird. Like, really weird.What starts as a chaotic conversation about road trips, Red Bulls, Maccas cravings, dusty country towns and bizarre social media rabbit holes quickly spirals into one of the creepiest episodes we’ve ever recorded.The girls unpack:their latest obsessionsstrange internet theories about “starseed children”spiritual trends onlinepsychic myth bustingand why social media can make literally anyone believe anythingBut then the conversation takes a dark turn…CC shares a terrifying real-life experience involving unexplained noises, shattered glass, police investigations and what may have been paranormal activity inside her home. And when the police themselves couldn’t explain what happened… one investigator allegedly gave one piece of advice:“Maybe call a priest…”Mary then dives deep into topics she says she’s rarely allowed to publicly discuss:✨ spiritual protection✨ negative energy✨ poltergeist activity✨ Ouija boards✨ why certain energies attach to people✨ and the difference between spirituality and dangerous practicesThis episode is funny, creepy, chaotic, emotional and unexpectedly deep all at once — classic Spill Room energy.Whether you’re here for the laughs, the ghost stories, the spiritual conversations or the absolute unfiltered chaos… this episode has all of it.✨ In This Episode• Dusty road trips & Adelaide adventures• Maccas addictions & pregnancy cravings• “Starseed children” explained (and debunked)• The dangers of spiritual trends online• Psychic myth busting with Mary• Paranormal experiences & shattered glass• Police investigating unexplained activity• Spiritual protection & negative energy• Why some people attract heavy energy• The importance of protecting your peaceNew episodes weekly ✨Thank you to Our Sponsors!Super Spill & Safety SolutionsBlink & Brows by Siena EllaConnect With US!MaryDanny NattyCcTHE SPILL ROOM
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