Sep 24, 2026 · 52 min · 10 segments
On this episode, Christy and Kathy explore the autumn equinox through astronomy, history, folklore, and modern paranormal claims, asking whether it’s simply a seasonal marker or a spiritually…
Yeah, the autumn equinox is an astronomical event, so we all are on the same page with that.
It happens when the center of the sun crosses the Earth's equatorial plane, so right at the equator.
That's some nerd talk.
And in...
It's not nighty, that's what everybody knows.
And in the
And it's spring in the South.
So for our listeners in the Southern Hemisphere, you are changing seasons in the opposite direction.
And I think this is interesting to remember as we talk about this from a paranormal perspective, because here in the Northern Hemisphere, we're moving towards shorter days, cooler weather falling leaves and winter where someone from Australia or South Africa is moving exactly in the opposite direction into springtime
I have a pen pal friend pen pal from Australia actually and I learned a lot they're like 16 hours ahead of us in time and so when we would talk about Christmas as a kid because I got her when I was in seventh grade so I was 12 or 13 deep Do you still write to her now? We don't do mail back and forth.
But I did for,
yeah, for years, we actually wrote back and forth.
We'd send little memorabilia and we talk about holidays and I'd be like, yeah, I hear it's snowing coming up to Christmas.
And she's like, really? She's like, I'm on the beach in a pair of shorts enjoying the hot sunshine.
That is the
coolest pen pal ever, right?
He's not in the traditional red and white thick suit.
I guess
I never really thought about that.
Yeah, cool, huh? Yeah, that's funny.
Yeah, the autumn equinox is an astronomical event, so we all are on the same page with that.
It happens when the center of the sun crosses the Earth's equatorial plane, so right at the equator.
That's some nerd talk.
And in...
It's not nighty, that's what everybody knows.
And in the
And it's spring in the South.
So for our listeners in the Southern Hemisphere, you are changing seasons in the opposite direction.
And I think this is interesting to remember as we talk about this from a paranormal perspective, because here in the Northern Hemisphere, we're moving towards shorter days, cooler weather falling leaves and winter where someone from Australia or South Africa is moving exactly in the opposite direction into springtime
I have a pen pal friend pen pal from Australia actually and I learned a lot they're like 16 hours ahead of us in time and so when we would talk about Christmas as a kid because I got her when I was in seventh grade so I was 12 or 13 deep Do you still write to her now? We don't do mail back and forth.
But I did for,
yeah, for years, we actually wrote back and forth.
We'd send little memorabilia and we talk about holidays and I'd be like, yeah, I hear it's snowing coming up to Christmas.
And she's like, really? She's like, I'm on the beach in a pair of shorts enjoying the hot sunshine.
That is the
coolest pen pal ever, right?
He's not in the traditional red and white thick suit.
I guess
I never really thought about that.
Yeah, cool, huh? Yeah, that's funny.
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