About this episode
Brendan Cook and Barbara McBeath discuss electronic voice phenomena and capturing voices of the dead on recording devices. The investigators explain EVP methodology and how spirits apparently manipulate electronic equipment to communicate messages. The conversation explores specific EVP recordings presenting evidence of deceased individuals communicating from beyond death. Cook and McBeath discuss the often disturbing or cryptic nature of EVP messages and interpreting what spirits attempt to communicate. The discussion addresses theories about how EVP works and whether consciousness survives death and retains ability to affect physical reality. The investigators share their most compelling EVP evidence and the contexts in which these recordings were captured. The broadcast examines skeptical explanations including radio interference and pareidolia versus genuine anomalies that resist conventional explanation. Cook and McBeath discuss the consistency of EVP phenomena across different investigators and recording methods worldwide. The conversation addresses whether EVP represents the best evidence for life after death or merely reflects psychological projection onto noise. The investigators demonstrate EVP recordings allowing listeners to evaluate the phenomena and judge the evidence for themselves.