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Woo Woo with Rachel Dratch

Rachel Dratch | Daylight Media
Comedy
Ghosts
Ghost Stories
Psychics
Spirituality
Broadway
Supernatural Experiences
Grief
Astrology
New York
Haunted Houses
Grief and Loss
SNL
Art
Supernatural
Manifestation
Salem Witch Trials
Theater
Tarot Reading
Hollywood

Join comedian Rachel Dratch as she gets a little Woo Woo, discussing stories of the unexplained, the eerie and other-worldly. Rachel has gathered these tales from her funny friends over the years and invites you to listen in to the stories they may only tell to a trusted pal who will not judge. Psychics? Spirits? Astral Projection? Check, check, and check! Sure, we may live in a completely rationa... more

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Writer and filmmaker Tom Coleman (Guestiquette - A Handbook for Horrible Houseguests) joins the show to discuss the night he spotted an eerie girl in the road -- a sighting so unsettling it prompted him to consult a paranormal expert at a top univers... more

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Dr. Amy Robbins is the host of the podcast Life, Death & the Space Between. A licensed therapist, Amy discovered she also had the gift of mediumship after a “visit” from a departed loved one. Hear her take on the connection between the living and our... more

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Ellen Wier (Life After Life with Ellen, Beyond The Grave) shares her incredible near-death experience at age 12, and how that deeply profound experience showed her a life purpose -- healing with music. Plus, how Ellen helps people access a higher con... more

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Ok, maybe we are being dramatic but Harvey Guillen (Rocky Horror on Broadway, What We Do In The Shadows) DID witness screeching in his  new house, and he DID end up calling a priest, so, that’s pretty woo woo. Plus, Harvey discusses pursuing his acti... more

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Recent Guests

Ellen Weir
Near-death experience survivor, music therapist, author of Waking Up in Heaven
Wellness Music Therapy, Spark Network show Life After Life with Ellen
Episode: Ellen Wier: I Crossed To The Golden Realm
Harvey Guillen
Actor and performer
Broadway and film
Episode: Harvey Guillen: House Of The Screeching Spirit
Izzy McCalla
Broadway performer, star of Schmigadoon!
Schmigadoon!, Broadway
Episode: Isabelle McCalla: Breathing Your Way To Higher Consciousness
Andy Richter
Actor, comedian, writer; former Conan O'Brien sidekick
Self/Various (industry)
Episode: Andy Richter: The Little Ghost Who Wanted To Play
Stephanie Hsu
Star of stage and screen, Rocky Horror Show; Oscar-nominated actress
Broadway/Film (Rocky Horror, Everything Everywhere All at Once)
Episode: Stephanie Hsu: Follow The Omens
Julie Francella
Artist, writer, trauma counselor; former executive director of a domestic violence center; Indigenous studies professor; co-host of We're Still Here on SiriusXM
Ojibwe Nation; Durham College; SiriusXM
Episode: Julie Francella: "Great Grandma Came To See Me"
Caroline Bicks
Professor of Shakespeare, author of Monsters in the Archives
University of Maine, Orono
Episode: Caroline Bicks: My Time with Stephen King
Jana Schmieding
Actor, writer, Lakota advocate; discussed Lakota spirituality and City Indians background
Self / Native American advocacy
Episode: Jana Schmieding: The Mountain Knows More Than I Know
Jennifer Jarett
Author and subject with super memory for faces
Harvard/Dartmouth study participant
Episode: Jennifer Jarett: I Never Forget A Face

Hosts

Rachel Dratch
Comedian and host guiding conversations with humor and warmth.
Irene Bremis
Co-host and regular on the show, known for thoughtful, curious contributions.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 2.7k ratings
  • Like this, but

    This is a fun show and I really enjoy the guests. I could use a whole lot less of Irene. She keeps interrupting right when I want to hear what they’re saying. Rachel is fabulous.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    dbrrv
    United States24 days ago
  • If you’re not listening you’re missing out!

    Do not miss out on this podcast, and subscribe now!!! Rachel Dratch is a pure joy as always, and this is hands down my favorite podcast! It helps to make these horrendous times more bearable, and I am always excited for a new episode.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    HoForTheGlow
    United Statesa month ago
  • Love it!

    But waayyy too many ads, I can't listen to 3 ads within 15 mins!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    HanaKS
    Canadaa month ago
  • Love it

    🤣🤣🤣

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Katiej7
    United States2 months ago
  • Perfect balance

    As an avid listener of ghost-related and ghost adjacent podcasts, Woo Woo has become my latest obsession. This show is the perfect balance of humor and woo woo. Please keep it coming!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    4th Bird
    United States2 months ago

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Listeners praise the friendly, humorous dynamic between hosts and guests.
Many appreciate the mix of celebrity guests and woo topics, describing it as entertaining and insightful.
Some episodes receive critique for pacing or guest fit, but overall positivity around host warmth and curiosity.
Ads are a frequent complaint, with some listeners finding ad breaks disruptive.

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#134
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#198
Canada/Comedy

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Ellen Wier: I Crossed To The Golden Realm
Q: How do you integrate scientific concepts with mystical experiences?
I study neuroscience and quantum ideas to understand the mechanisms behind altered states, but the practical work remains experiential—using frequency and frequency-based tools to access consciousness.
Ellen Wier: I Crossed To The Golden Realm
Q: What is the role of the subconscious in manifesting changes in life?
The subconscious is where creation happens; connecting with the higher self and leaving the narrative behind allows clear alignment and manifests outcomes.
Ellen Wier: I Crossed To The Golden Realm
Q: How did your near-death experience shape your current work in sound and consciousness?
The experience gave me a direct memory of the golden realm, a vow to heal with music, and a method to guide others using bowls, breath, and altered states.
Andy Richter: The Little Ghost Who Wanted To Play
Q: Tell us your ghost story, Andy.
Andy recounts hearing the voice of his grandfather in his grandma's house, detailing the moment he thought his grandfather was calling for his grandmother, which convinced him something supernatural might have occurred and led him to flee the house in fear.
Isabelle McCalla: Breathing Your Way To Higher Consciousness
Q: When did you start exploring Woo Woo practices and how do they influence your work?
She talks about breathwork, past-life visions, mediumship, and shamanic practices that provide creative grounding, safety in flow state, and personal meaning, while also acknowledging the balance with skepticism and the value of personal resonance.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Woo Woo

What is Woo Woo about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A lighthearted, funny interview format exploring stories of the unexplained, the eerie, and the mystical, with hosts Rachel Dratch and Irene Bremis guiding conversations that blend humor, skepticism, and curiosity. Guests range from actors and writers to researchers and spiritual practitioners, often sharing personal woo-woo experiences, creative journeys, and cultural commentary. Episodes commonly weave in astrology, Tarot, hauntings, and paranormal anecdotes with candid banter and sponsor reads, making it approachable for listeners who enjoy thoughtful curiosity wrapped in humor. Notably, the show leans into personal storytelling and friendship dynamics, and regularly features field-appropriate guests that span entertainment, academia, an... more

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Recent guests on Woo Woo include:

1. Ellen Weir
2. Harvey Guillen
3. Izzy McCalla
4. Andy Richter
5. Stephanie Hsu
6. Julie Francella
7. Caroline Bicks
8. Jana Schmieding

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