HORRORble Podcast

“Take me back to your childhood. What were you like before you got into this?”

This is a frequent opening question used to establish a guest's origin story.

“When did you first realize things weren't what they seemed?”

He asks this to pinpoint the guest's turning point or moment of awakening into their current belief system.

“At any point in your journey, did this stuff ever scare you?”

He asks this to probe the emotional and psychological side of engaging with the paranormal.

“Can you explain [specific term] for the audience?”

Booker often asks for definitions of jargon (e.g., 'rootwork', 'Mall World') to ensure the audience can follow.

“What's the difference between [concept A] and [concept B]?”

Used to clarify distinctions that might be confusing to an outsider, such as 'dark vs. light magic'.

“Can [phenomenon, e.g., 'dreams'] be a way to contact spirits?”

He uses this to connect different paranormal concepts and explore their intersection.

“Can you walk me through what a typical [process, e.g., 'seance'] looks like?”

This question is used to understand the practical, step-by-step mechanics of a guest's practice.

“Why do you think [topic] is so controversial?”

He asks this to directly address sensitive subjects like race in spirituality or skepticism in the field.

“Have you encountered fakes or frauds in your field?”

This question addresses audience skepticism about the legitimacy of paranormal practices.

“What's your theory on what [conspiracy subject, e.g., the moon] really is?”

A direct prompt for guests to elaborate on a specific conspiracy theory they've mentioned.

“How do you protect yourself or your space?”

This question seeks practical advice for listeners who might be curious about engaging in similar practices.

“Is there anything you want the people to know?”

His standard closing question, giving the guest the final word.