This week on DNTO, we're taking a look at the paranormal.

Ghosts, fortune tellers, flying saucers, things that go bump in the night!

How did you make sense of your seemingly supernatural experience?

Canada's premier UFO investigator, Chris Rutowski, discusses our relationship with the idea of extra-terrestrial life.

Nobu Adilman remembers the mysterious "Jade" - an ethereal being from another world who reached out to him over the phone when he needed some guidance. Maybe.

Economics is usually seen as a very rational field, but to what extent are we making financial decisions based upon our superstitious beliefs? Shing Tat Chung built the Superstitious Fund Project to bring attention to the way we let superstitions run our lives.

Cold Specks shares a scary story and a live performance.

For many people in Iceland,  fairies, elves and other unseen creatures are an accepted part of daily life. Icelandic-Canadian filmmaker Mark Whiteway explores this side of his cultural heritage.

When Marcy Markusa was sent to have her fortune read by psychic Olive Lunstrom, she thought it was just another assignment for the CBC Manitoba morning show. But what happened next changed her belief about the paranormal.

John Bindernagel has studied "sasquatch" for nearly 40 years. He's collected some convincing evidence that "bigfoot" may be roaming the Canadian wilds.

Do hugs have healing powers? Sarah Macdonald didn't think so, until she was embraced by Indian guru Amma and was granted a wish she would live to regret.

Super skeptic James Randi joins us to explain his take on the "paranormal" - and to talk about the "Million Dollar Challenge," which invites proponents of the paranormal to prove their psychic abilities. (Photo by: James Randi)