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Spooky Advice Bureau

Spooky agony aunt Diya gives advice on life and life after death

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  1. 4

    #004 The School That Never Closes

    In this Season 1 Finale, we tackle a bunch of cases coming from an anonymous school.

  2. 3

    #003 My Sleep Paralysis Demon Is Trying To Seduce Me

    Auntie reads a letter about a thirsty sleep paralysis demon

  3. 2

    #002 My Reflection Hates Me

    Auntie Diya guides you on how to deal with externalised self loathing

  4. 1

    #001 My Roommate Might Be A Demon

    Auntie reads a letter from a scared roommate

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Spooky agony aunt Diya gives advice on life and life after death

HOSTED BY

Diya Sarkar

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Spooky agony aunt Diya gives advice on life and life after death

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