MONDAY MAILTIME: The Mark That Appeared & What My Gran's Death Let In

Two listeners. Two encounters with something that didn't haunt them, it processed them.Dara finds a mark on her arm one ordinary afternoon: geometric, precise, painless. It wasn't there that morning. Over five days it sinks back into his skin, but on the third night something pulls deep inside him, and one word arrives like it was placed there: inventory.Then Maren is making tea at 2am, days after burying her grandmother, when something appears in the corner. Too tall. Too narrow. Material. And one certainty hits her: it didn't come for her grandmother, it came because of her.No comfort. No closure. Just the sense of being counted by something that never asked permission.Producer Dom unpacks the dark folklore: marks that say this one belongs to us, the Aztec god who redirects fates in secret, and the things not drawn to death's victims… but to death itself.What happens when a death doesn't end something… but opens a door?A Create Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.