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Ask Raven explores First Nations paranormal legends, supernatural encounters, and true Indigenous visions.
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Driving Highway Thru Hell: Winter Storms, UFOs & My Alien Encounter (opens the original)
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What is it really like to drive the Coquihalla Highway in the middle of a BC winter storm? And what happens when the story moves from dangerous roads to strange lights in the sky? Captain Jordan, also known as Gwa Gwa — “Come Out From Underneath” — a Heiltsuk elder, shaman and Master Mariner , shares his firsthand experiences driving tour buses through British Columbia's notorious Coquihalla Highway — the road made famous by the television series Highway Thru Hell . From Hope to Merritt and on t
SASQUATCH: They Laughed Until They Saw It Too (opens the original)
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They laughed when I said I’d seen a Sasquatch—until it stepped out of the trees and my sister screamed. Filmed on location in Harrison Hot Springs, British Columbia, Captain Jordan Reid, a Heiltsuk First Nations storyteller and Master Mariner, recounts three personal encounters from his childhood around Bella Bella. Hear about a close-range Sasquatch sighting witnessed by others, a frightening scream and shaking tree that sent the family scrambling for their boat, and a midnight visitor followed
STAR PEOPLE: Haunted Museum & UFO Origins (opens the original)
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What if the Star People did not simply visit—but placed our ancestors at specific locations throughout Heiltsuk territory? In the first episode of Wild Wake Wednesday, Captain Jordan responds to our viewer survey with three connected mysteries: the Heiltsuk Star People origin account, Raven and the mysterious giant clamshell, and the haunted side of the Museum of Anthropology. Could the giant clamshell described in the Raven story represent something more mysterious? Could ancient accounts, UFO
FOREST FAIRIES: An Elder’s Warning About What Comes Out After Dark 🎃 (opens the original)
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When I was young, my mother gave me one warning I never forgot: BE HOME BEFORE DARK. She told me that after sunset, mysterious Forest Fairies came out — supernatural beings that, according to her, rode on the backs of wolves. But what she told me could happen if they found someone outside after dark was considerably more frightening than the version I'm sharing today. Now that I am an Elder myself, I believe these stories and warnings are worth preserving and passing on. 🎃 Warnings Our Elders Ga
WITCHES OR ANCESTORS? A Heiltsuk Elder’s Warning | Road to Halloween 🎃 (opens the original)
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An elderly Heiltsuk couple, rumoured to be witches, needed someone to row them to a sacred burial island—but everyone refused except my father. What happened after they made an offering to the ancestors left Dad believing his act of kindness had brought him a mysterious blessing of good fortune. Jordan Reid shares this true family story of Heiltsuk elders, witchcraft, ancestral beliefs, sacred places and Indigenous paranormal tradition —and the warning his father carried with him for the rest of
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