Left of Skeptic is a weekly paranormal podcast hosted by Kala Moria and Brittany Lind.
Kala and Brittany are two Duluthians that have been active for years in the Twin Ports music scene. After meeting almost a decade ago, they began talking about their mutual love of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, X-files, true crime, the real-life supernatural, and all things creepy. When the pandemic hit, they decided it was finally time to put all their ideas to work. They released their first episode on January 27th, 2021, covering two Duluth locations, the William A. Irvin and The Glensheen Mansion. Since that episode they have worked hard every week to bring you interesting, spooky stories with a fun and funny twist.
Kala Moria
Pronouns: she/her
Sign: Cancer
Favorite Subjects: Cryptids, Haunted Towns, possessed vehicles, anywhere that has mineral springs flowing underneath it.
Favorite Episode: Episode 21: “It’s okay! Kids are Creepy!”
When she’s not talking about spooky stuff with Brittany, Kala can be found playing tuba and drinking beer with her polka punk band Winzige Hosen or emceeing for for the Duluth Dolls Burlesque & Cabaret dance troupe. She also enjoys her 80 different crafting hobbies, independent wrestling, or hanging out at home with her husband (who is the best person in the whole world) and their two cats and newt.
Brittany Lind
Pronouns: she/her
Sign: Leo
Favorite Subjects: VERY LARGE haunted buildings (think mansions, hospitals, prisons, etc.), Cryptids, locations outside of the United States
Favorite Episode: Episode 74: "I said it was my dying hill, not that I wanted to die on it."
When she’s not having creepy conversations with Kala, Brittany can often be found cuddling up at home in a comfy sweater with her cat and her partner. She loves to relax at home with a good book or a favorite TV show. When she does decide to head out of the house you’ll usually catch her enjoying the local music scene and finding the best places to get delicious vegetarian food. Her free time is spent running her own company, Ellipses, and she is very passionate about raising money helping local nonprofits such as Lifehouse.