Tea Tales & Talks
Episode 44: Ghost Made In Canada: The Philip Experiment
In this episode, we're joined by Val from Canadian Creepies to explore one of Canada's most fascinating paranormal mysteries: the Philip Experiment. Conducted in 1972 in Toronto, Ontario, the Philip Experiment set out to test the limits of the human mind and consciousness. Could a group of ordinary people create a fictional ghost through nothing more than focused thought, expectation, and collective belief? What followed has puzzled paranormal enthusiasts, skeptics, and researchers for decades. Together, we unpack the origins of the experiment, the strange events that unfolded during the séances, and the theories that attempt to explain what really happened. From thoughtforms and collective consciousness to parapsychology and the power of belief, this conversation left us asking one unsettling question: Can our thoughts truly manifest something into reality... or was something else listening? A huge thank you to Val from Canadian Creepies for joining us for this fascinating discussion! This episode may just conjure a phantom or two into your reality... but we still insist that you Join Us... … SHOW GUEST A huge thank you to our special guest, Val from Canadian Creepies, for joining us for this episode! Be sure to give them a follow: Canadian Creepies Podcast Canadian Creepies Instagram … Instagram: @teatalestalks Story submissions: teatalestalks@gmail.com or through the spooky story submission form in our Linktree Intro Music: “Castle in the Mist – Magical Orchestral” by Geoff Harvey — Pixabay … New episodes every other Monday. Until next time... stay spooky, and don't let your tea get cold.
