The Poltergeist Project

The Poltergeist Project

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The Poltergeist Project is a historical research podcast investigating poltergeist cases from across the UK.It all started in 2026 with 'The Keighley Poltergeist'.The podcast is researched and presented by Stephen Miller.

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Latest episode

Nov 3, 2026

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Episodes

The Keighley Poltergeist - E4 21.03.2026

In this episode find out about some family history, family stories and a paranormal investigation in Keighley. thepoltergeistprojectpodcast@gmail.com ⁠Facebook⁠  

The Keighley Poltergeist - E3 21.03.2026

Stories from a never before used source for the case, an update on the return of the poltergeist (and a possible identity) and, finally, revealing the woman’s name. thepoltergeistprojectpodcast@gmail.com ⁠Facebook⁠

The Keighley Poltergeist - E2 21.03.2026

Sharing details and analysis of James Hewat McKenzie's report 'The Haunted Mill Girl' from the British College of Psychic Science. There are also some research breakthroughs, new sources and details of what's coming up in Episode Three. thepoltergeistprojectpodcast@gmail.com ⁠Facebook

The Keighley Poltergeist - E1 21.03.2026

Episode One of 'The Keighley Poltergeist' introduces this historic paranormal case and explores some background and the people involved. thepoltergeistprojectpodcast@gmail.com ⁠Facebook

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