Our Featured guest Paul Goddard takes us through his path from aspiring DJ and paranormal investigator to past-life regression therapist. He describes a clear apparition he witnessed at 5 a.m. in a Gloucester shop, how watching his father use hypnosis during illness changed his direction, and the Jenny Cockell case that softened his earlier resistance to reincarnation.

The episode explores practical and ethical approaches to hypnotic regression — guiding rather than leading, handling strong emotional responses, the value of recording every session, and making space for healing. Paul shares several of his most compelling client experiences, including a First World War pilot and an early-nineteenth-century explorer’s daughter, while remaining open to different explanations for the memories that surface.

A grounded, reflective conversation for anyone interested in past lives, hypnosis, or the boundary between the paranormal and personal transformation.

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Featured guest is Paul Goddard

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In 1840, twelve-year-old Mary Jobson lay ill in a Sunderland tenement when the knocks began — always three times.

Then a voice claiming to be Jesus started speaking from her bedside.

Documented in detail by respected physician Dr William Reid Clanny, this is one of the strangest and least-known poltergeist cases of the 19th century.

Heavenly music, family secrets revealed, a miraculous recovery… and the shadow of the cholera epidemic that first hit Britain in Sunderland.

Our featured guest is Historian Stephen Miller of The Poltergeist Project, he tells the full story.

In this episode, Professor Chris French joins us for a deep dive into the famous Daryl Bem "Feeling the Future" controversy and what it reveals about science, psychology, and parapsychology.Chris unpacks the original claims of precognition, the failed replication attempts (including his own), questionable research practices, and why replication matters so much — especially when extraordinary claims are involved.A must-listen for anyone interested in skepticism, anomalous psychology, the replication crisis, or how science really works.Timestamps:00:00 – Caroline's update & welcome07:35 – Chris French talk begins17:54 – The BEM paper that shook psychology22:45 – Failed replications44:04 – Publication bias and the replication crisis56:36 – The massive Transparency Project01:00:38 – Audience Q&ABook: The Science of Weird Shit by Chris French

Featured guest Prof Chris French of Goldsmiths London, Anomalistic Parapsychology Research Unit

Presented by Kristian Lander and Caroline McKendrick Gibson for the Association of Scientific Study of Anomalous Phenomena

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