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The West London Witch

Rebecca Struzyna
Paranormal Investigation
Ghosts
Ghost Hunting
Ed and Lorraine Warren
Amityville Horror
Haunting
Paranormal Activity
Paranormal
Bill Gutierrez
Annie Whipple
Haunted Locations
112 Ocean Avenue
Suicide
California
Ronald Defeo Jr.
Ghost Stories
USS Hornet
Domestic Violence
Lady Isabella Shaw
Louisville Bourbon Inn

The West London Witch is a podcast where we share real stories about all things spooky, strange, mysterious, and unexplained.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes120Founded6 years ago
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Today, we’re heading back to my home state of California to explore the rustic charm, Gold Rush history, and darker secrets of Amador County. Nestled in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, this beautiful region is known for its historic tow... more

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When I first began the podcast all the way back in 2020, I was shocked to see that among our very modest listenership at the time, we had a disproportionately large number of listeners in Alaska. It's still a mystery to me to this day. However, it ab... more

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Welcome to the Season Seven Premiere of The West London Witch! I am absolutely thrilled to be back with you all after our summer break! It feels so good to leave the heat and humidity of summer behind as the most wonderful time of year settles in: au... more

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The time has finally come for the Season Six Finale! As per tradition, we’re closing out with a spine-chilling tribute to Are You Afraid of the Dark? Join us as we dive into a collection of eerie urban legends and terrifying hometown horror stories. ... more

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Recent Guests

Joshua Adams
Architectural historian and author of The Life and Times of the Alaskan Hotel
Independent researcher/Author
Episode: The Alaskan Hotel
Amy Clark
Host and producer of Talking Appalachian; professor of Communication Studies; author
Talking Appalachian / East Tennessee University (as described)
Episode: The Haints In The Holler
Amanda Ashley
Haunted historian
Long Beach, California
Episode: I Know It's True, A Friend Of A Friend Told Me So: Part 6
Monique Marie Gelenot-Schwanerman
Soul sister and fellow witchy woman
The West London Witch community
Episode: I Know It's True, A Friend Of A Friend Told Me So: Part 6
Silvia Pettem
Author and researcher featured on the episode
Author of In Search of the Blonde Thai Grass
Episode: In Search Of The Blonde Tigress
Renee Anderson
Travel and lifestyle blogger who shares Oregon experiences (Wild Oregon)
Wild Oregon Girl
Episode: Tales From The West London Witch Crypt: Part 5
Dr. Kate Cherrell
Writer and researcher sharing the story
Burials and Beyond
Episode: The Intruders
Patti Negri
The Good Witch of Hollywood, psychic medium known from Ghost Adventures and The Witching Hour
Ghost Adventures, The Witching Hour
Episode: Haunted Hollywood
Chris Church
Executive Director, Conrad-Caldwell House
Conrad-Caldwell House
Episode: The Conrad-Caldwell House

Host

Rebecca Strazina
Host of The West London Witch; long-standing creator and narrator with focus on atmospheric storytelling and paranormal history.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 136 ratings
  • Comfort

    I love the podcast, & will totally miss the summer reading program. 💖💖💖

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lisasancrom
    United Statesa year ago
  • Spooky!

    I love this podcast! She tells stories in such a genuine way, and she doesn’t hold things back to make it seem scarier or more real. Definitely tuning in weekly!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cammystaton
    United Statesa year ago
  • One of the best podcasts around!

    Rebecca has such a talent for storytelling! Every episode seems so well-researched and the guests have fascinating stories. Rebecca tells them with real atmosphere, I love listening!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    RosieAlcy
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Love the storytelling & interviews!

    I’m a huge fan of this podcast. It presents really interesting conversations in such a fun way by having a spooky little story at the top of each episode. It sets the mood & then dives in to fantastic conversations. My favorite episode so far is the Fright Before Christmas & hearing the history of the Christmas/winter scary ghost stories!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jennabrynn
    United States2 years ago
  • Why is it called west London witch?

    I was expecting an accent! Ha

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Mark Donahue
    United States3 years ago

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Guests are consistently fascinating with well-researched conversations.
The host's narration is warm and engaging, making folklore accessible.
Listeners praise atmospheric storytelling and high production quality.

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Talking Points

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The Haints In The Holler
Q: What makes Zona Shue's case stand out in American legal history?
It is cited as the only known case in which a ghost's testimony through a living relative helped convict a murderer, blending folklore with legal investigation to achieve justice.
In Search Of The Blonde Tigress
Q: How did the media shape public perception of Eleanor Jarman compared to the historical record?
The host and Silvia argue that the press sensationalized her as the 'blonde tigress,' portraying her as a mastermind, while the research shows she was a dependent, marginalized figure who did not plan or lead the crimes, highlighting a gap between sensational headlines and nuanced historical truth.
The Haunting Of Burwell House
Q: Do you think the hauntings were tied to the land as well as the house?
Sadie explains that she believes there were multiple spirits probably moving through the land, not just within the structure, indicating a wider energy field surrounding the property.
The Haunting Of Burwell House
Q: What's the spookiest place that you've ever been to?
Sadie answers by recounting her childhood home in Burwell and the village's history, linking the hauntings to the land and its past, rather than a particular building alone.
The Haunting Of Burwell House
Q: So I have a lot of people ask me as someone that is well-versed and very interested in the paranormal, what's the scariest thing that you've ever experienced?
Sadie describes growing up in Burwell and recounts the constant, daily manifestations of the hauntings, emphasizing that the most frightening aspect was how normal the experiences felt to the family over many years, rather than any single terrifying event.

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The show centers on atmospheric, true-to-life paranormal storytelling, blending folklore, haunted locations, and real-world investigations with host narration and guest insights. Episodes commonly weave personal experiences, historical context, and community storytelling, creating a moody, immersive vibe that emphasizes research, sound design, and on-site lore. Noteworthy traits include a creator-owned model, audience engagement through Patreon, and a consistent focus on local history, legends, and verifiable details that broaden the appeal to both paranormal enthusiasts and listeners who enjoy rich narrative storytelling.

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2. You Can See Me in the Dark
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Recent guests on The West London Witch include:

1. Joshua Adams
2. Amy Clark
3. Amanda Ashley
4. Monique Marie Gelenot-Schwanerman
5. Silvia Pettem
6. Renee Anderson
7. Dr. Kate Cherrell
8. Patti Negri

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