Stone Tape theory

And there is another idea, and this one I find rather intriguing, although it remains speculative.

What if places could somehow retain impressions of events? There's an old paranormal theory that I talk about a lot, and it's sometimes called the Stone Tape Theory.

The suggestion is that powerful experiences might leave something resembling a recording in the physical environment.

Now, I sort of believe that because everything that has an atomic structure has an auric energy field, and that's electromagnetic.

She was recognized as a featured new podcaster in the July 2022 edition of American Paranormal Magazine.

She participated in the Society for Archon Studies, conducting in-depth research into the stone tape theory, place memory, psychometry, and the nuances between residual and intelligent haunting.

Since 2024, Kristen has also co-hosted the live paranormal comedy call-in show Beer, Booze, and Boogeymen.

She additionally serves as one of the station managers for Paranormal FM, a 24-hour paranormal radio streaming app launching soon.

Oh, I-

Well, Kristin, I have a question for you.

You have researched the stone tape theory.

Mm-hmm.

Uh, so yeah, that film.

Shot another one last year, I think, called Stone Tape Theory.

It's still in post-production at the moment.

Um, great filmmaker named Ben Campbell.

Oh, okay.

Um, yeah, gosh.

I, I did a film recently that's not out yet called Stone Tape Theory, and I play a really- Uh, a prickish, bit of a prickly, rich executive producer, and I like that kind of stuff, so that'll be fun just to, you know, s- kind of expand myself a little bit.

Yeah, your repertoire.