Shrouded in shadow and lit by intuition, Rachel Ravensveil walks the liminal line between this world and the next. An eclectic witch and clairaudient empath attuned to the hush between heartbeats and the whispers behind locked doors, she doesn’t chase ghosts,  she answers summons.

For Rachel, witchcraft and the paranormal are not spectacles. They are  sacred work. From a young age she began seeing apparitions and feeling their presence. She closed herself off to the energies for years but since investigating the paranormal, her abilities have reopened with new intuitions and passions. 

She listens to the dead, yes , but she also listens to the land. She believes the earth remembers. That grief roots itself in floorboards. That trauma seeps into stone. Where others see abandoned buildings, she senses memory fields. Where others hear silence, she hears invitation.

As Co-Founder of Liminal Shadow Paranormal, Rachel along with her husband Keith,  helped conjure a sanctuary for seekers who understand that shadow is not something to fear,  it is something to study. Within The Secret Society of the Spooky Sisterhood, she stands in fierce devotion to uplifting women in the craft of investigation, weaving community where gatekeeping once stood.

As co-host of Hallowed Hearth Podcast, her magic is balanced by method. Rachel braids intuition with inquiry, weaving together parapsychological theory and old-world lore. Stone Tape Theory. Place Memory. Stigma Theory. Folklore passed down in hushed voices. She treats every haunting like a living spell , layered, complex, and waiting to be understood.

She is not here for theatrics.

She is here for truth.

With every haunted threshold she crosses and every whispered name that finds her ear, Rachel Ravensveil becomes both lantern and listener , illuminating forgotten stories and giving voice to what was silenced.

When she enters a space, the veil thins.

And something always answers.

Haley Handson is an actress, producer, artist, and paranormal enthusiast with a passion for horror, folklore, and the unexplained. Her film credits include Cropped: An American Gothic, Something Inside, and The Stutterer, reflecting her ongoing involvement in independent genre filmmaking. Drawing inspiration from cryptids, legends, and paranormal lore, Haley is also the creator of Beastie Babies, a collectible art doll line that reimagines creatures such as Bigfoot, Mothman, and other legendary beings as handcrafted characters. Outside of her creative work, Haley regularly practices CE5 and spiritual meditation techniques as part of her personal exploration of consciousness, anomalous phenomena, and the possibility of contact with non-human intelligences. Her interests span UFOs, cryptozoology, paranormal investigation, and the enduring mysteries that exist at the edges of human understanding. Through both film and art, she celebrates the strange, the spooky, and the unexplained. 

Katy Lynne Wolfe is an actor, folklore researcher, and digital creator dedicated to unearthing the deep threads of human history, psychology, and narrative structure. As the co-host and co-creator of The Hallowed Hearth Podcast, Katy guides listeners through the rich and often mysterious worlds of cultural myths, ancestral traditions, and historical legends. Whether analyzing universal archetypes or exploring the ancient origins of divination symbols, her work reframes esoteric practices not as parlor tricks, but as profound, responsible tools for understanding the human experience.

An accomplished performer with a diverse background on stage and screen, Katy brings a commanding presence, a sharp intellect, and an accessible warmth to every project she touches. On stage, she has inhabited deeply contrasting roles that showcase her extensive dramatic and comedic range—from the profound emotional gravity of playing Joan in Anne Nelson’s post-9/11 drama The Guys, to the sharp, witty charm of Germaine in Steve Martin’s Picasso at the Lapin Agile. Her dynamic on-screen work highlights a similar versatility, featuring compelling performances in the gripping horror feature The Girl in the Crawlspace and the upcoming family mystery film, His Last Tale.

Katy's deep roots in performance heavily inform her creative endeavors, enabling her to transform complex text into gripping, cinematic audio-visual narratives. On her personal YouTube channel, under her professional actor name, she produces and performs the short-story series Wednesday Evening Readings, showcasing her talent for bringing classic literature to life for modern digital audiences. Beyond the screen and the microphone, her work is grounded in an exploration of boundaries and thresholds; she expertly bridges the gap between historical rituals and modern psychological insights. A versatile creative force, Katy continues to expand her footprint across digital media, voiceover work, and film production, cementing her reputation as an evocative guide into the worlds of folklore, drama, and the unseen.

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