The Story of a House: An Enchanted Retreat and its Ghostly Residents
Release Date: 08/04/2021
Season 4 is Coming. It Will Be Weird.
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In 2024, host Suzanne Clores was granted access to the University of West Georgia's Ingo Swann papers, a valuabe collection of artistic, historical and metaphysical works related to the artist's career in the extraordinary fields of Psi and Cosmic Art. Season 4 begins to explore some of the archive's most compelling contents.
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FINDING DAWN: the Healing Path to Closure
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The conclusion to this three-part unsolved mystery takes listeners on a highly strange and poignant final journey to find Dawn's body. In a recorded session, EL describes what may have happened to Dawn, and draws a map of a park that corresponds to a location that Cath Mozino recognizes. Together with host Suzanne Clores, they walk the park to find closure, and begin a new chapter.
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FINDING DAWN: When Hard Facts meet Metaphysical Truth
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In episode two of this highly strange three-part mystery, we get deeper into the botched search for Dawn Mozino, a young woman who disappeared 34 years ago outside of Bryn Mawr, PA. Dawn's younger sister, Cath Mozino, has taken an unorthodox investigative path by agreeing to work with a Remote Viewer and Medium who has worked on missing persons cases for 25 years. We hear some of the Viewer's first findings, including an encounter with an unknown male.
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FINDING DAWN: Notes on a Disappearance
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This multi-part unsolved mystery reveals the factual and metaphysical details of a perplexing missing persons case gone cold. Through the voice of Cath Mozino, the older sister of Dawn Mozino, we learn about Dawn's disappearance in 1989, and the frustrating lack of closure around the police and FBI investigations. Frustrated by three decades of unanswered questions, Cath decides to take matters into her own hands and consults a Remote Viewer and Medium to find new information about her sister's mysterious disappearance.
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Introducing FINDING DAWN: One Woman's Extraordinary Search for Her Long Lost Sister
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Finding Dawn is an unsolved, missing persons cold case told through one woman's extraordinary search for her long lost sister. After Dawn Mozino disappeared in 1989, her bereaved sister Cath Mozino waited decades for the police to solve what seemed like an obvious crime. But after 30 years, Cath took matters into her own hands and sought out mediums, psychics, and finally a Remote Viewer in hope that extraordinary methods would help her find answers and heal from devastating loss. This season follows Cath on her journey to find her missing sister and the courage to let go.
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The Rebirth of Harley Clarke: Time Traveling Into the Lost History of the Harley Clarke Mansion
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The Rebirth of Harley Clarke delves into the lost history and highly strange status of the abandoned Harley Clarke mansion on the Lake Michigan shoreline of Evanston Ilinois. After being abandoned by one resident after another, the Gilded Age mansion attracted the interest of artist and best selling novelist Audrey Niffenegger whose romantic drama, The Time-Traveler's Wife, uses mystical and supernatural themes. Niffenegger talks about her past life as a student in the abandoned mansion when it was a Community Art Center, her dream to rescue it from its condemned and haunted status, and her...
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The Story of a House: An Enchanted Retreat and its Ghostly Residents
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Houses provide shelter, safety and ambiance for our lives. On this we can all agree. But what of the rumored, psychological effects a house can have on us? In particular, a house that is known for its helpful and otherwordly influence? Set at the Ragdale Foundation, a famously enchanted literary retreat in Lake Forest, IL, host Suzanne Clores reflects on the sentience of a house over time, and explores questions about our human sensitivity to the liminal.
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My Clairvoyant Therapist and Me
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When traditional talk therapy fails, alternative methods can bring relief and a fresh perspective. But how do you know when a therapy really works? Host Suzanne Clores shares insights and questions about her seven year friendship with Garrett Walters, clairvoyant healer and teacher.
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QiGong and The Art of Possibility
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When we think of curing illness, we think of combat: we must fight, beat and conquer in order to heal. But what if there's another, more powerful way to think about it? A more subtle approach to saving your own life? I loved making this piece with Lisa Zayas and Dr. Effie Chow, breast cancer patient and QiGong healer, on their journey together to recover from a terminal, incurable diagnosis with the radical elixir of self-love.
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Night Terrors and How to Heal Them
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Sleep Paralysis, or Night Terrors, are a common nocturnal disturbance. But what if out-of-body beings chronically show up in your sleep space? Follow host Suzanne Clores into three night terror diaries, and take comfort in a truly extraordinary method of intervention.
info_outlineSet at the Ragdale Foundation, a famously enchanted literary retreat in Lake Forest, IL, host Suzanne Clores reflects on the metaphysical sentience of a house over time, and explores questions about our human sensitivity to the liminal.