February 1
D.A. Roberts is cryptozoologist and an author of fiction, primarily in the horror/dystopian and science fiction genres. Born in Lebanon, Missouri, he now lives in Springfield, Missouri with his wife and sons. For most of his career, he served his community in law enforcement. He and Charlotte discussed the dogman and shapeshifters.
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February 2
Preston Dennett became a UFO researcher in 1986 after he found out that friends and family members had had UFO encounters. As a researcher, he has interviewed hundreds of people and has investigated a lot of paranormal cases.
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February 3
Mitzi Szereto is an author and anthology editor whose books encompass multiple genres, ranging from her popular true crime franchise The Best New True Crime Stories, to crime fiction, gothic fiction, horror, cozy mystery, satire, sci-fi/fantasy, and erotic fiction.She talks to Charlotte about her latest true crime book.
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February 6
Charlotte reads from a ghost related book every Sunday. Today the reading is from The Ghost of Flight 401. In the 70s, a jumbo jet crashed in the Florida Everglades, what followed the crash can only be described as spooky. Part 4.
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February 7
Richard Lettieri joined Charlotte to talk about his work as a forensic psychologist and psychoanalyst.
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February 8
Julie Ryan is a psychic and medical intuitive. She can sense what medical conditions and illnesses a person has, and can facilitate energetic healings. Ryan can see energy fields—and can communicate with spirits both alive and dead. She can work from anywhere; it’s rare that she's with someone while scanning them. In addition, Ryan can scan animals, access people’s past lives, and remove ghosts from homes and other buildings, and she can tell how close to death someone is.She discussed the 12 Stages of Transition After Death with Charlotte.
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February 9
Anna Maria Manalo is an author in the genre of fiction and nonfiction supernatural and historical suspense. Her writing is respected for her skilled use of subtext, riveting scenes, and absorbing details. Her second book “The Way Through The Woods” is a nonfiction novel based on a young girl’s escape through the haunted Bavarian forests of Nazi Germany. Her third book, “Haunted Heirlooms: Four Antique Dealers Reveal their Stories” is due for publication this spring by Beyond the Fray Publishers.
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February 10
Doug and Jane Anderson, of Wilmington, North Carolina, formed Port City Paranormal in 2004. Both have a background in the medical field and they apply that training in the many investigations that Port City Paranormal conducts. Using scientific methods for investigations and extensive research, their team members generally have no knowledge as to the alleged events that occurred in the location thus creating unbiased observations while on site.
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February 13
Charlotte reads from a ghost related book every Sunday. Today the reading is from The Ghost of Flight 401. In the 70s, a jumbo jet crashed in the Florida Everglades, what followed the crash can only be described as spooky.
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February 14
Born in London in 1962, Dr. Henry Gee is a paleontologist, evolutionary biologist and senior editor of the scientific journal Nature. Working for Nature, his writing focuses on evolution and history of life. He's a book author who has written several books. He now resides in Cromer, Norfolk, England.
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February 15
Bob Ginsburg was devastated by the death of his daughter in 2002. He began looking into ways to obtain evidence that consciousness survived after death. Forever Family Foundation, a federal 501C not for profit organization, was founded in 2004 by Bob's wife Phran and Bob . It runs on all volunteer power, and as such no person in the organization gets paid. The foundation seeks to blur the lines between science and spirituality, and its focus is evidence that we survive physical death. There are currently over 11,000 members worldwide and interest continues to grow.
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February 16
Sallyanne Monti is an award-winning author, editor, and storyteller. Her fiction and non-fiction short stories, poems, and articles have appeared in numerous LGBTQ, lesbian and mainstream anthologies, magazines, and newspapers. Her nonfiction book, Light at the End of the Tunnel, A Memoir (Queer Stuff Press 2018) won The 2019 Imadjinn Award for Best Nonfiction Book, was a finalist in the International Book Awards, and received an Honorable Mention from The Rainbow Awards, and is available in ebook, paperback, and hardcover.
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February 17
At the age of 26, Rena Greenberg had a heart attack. During a three week stay in a hospital, she received a pacemaker. But that wasn't the end of her health issues. In addition, she was diabetic, had chronic fatigue and was overweight. Upon leaving the hospital. She decided to make some lifestyle changes and began researching ways to eat better and improve her overall health. She learned how to make self-care a top priority. Greenberg also learned how to eat fresh unprocessed foods and eliminate cravings for foods like sugar and carbs. She also believes in keeping both mind and body balanced and in keeping active.
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February 21
Author Rebecca F. Pittman writes in detail about the case of Pam Hupp who is on trial murdering Louis Gumpenberger in her home in 2016. Gumpenberger suffered from mental and physical impairments. Hupp claimed she had shot him in self defense.
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February 22
Stephen Ubaney investigates the deaths of famous people utilizing new evidence that in most cases, counters what was originally released to the public by the authorities as the time of the deaths. He has come to the conclusion that some of the famous deaths were murders. Charlotte will be talking to him about the life and death of Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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February 23
John Kachuba joined Charlotte to talk about shapeshifters and other spooky creatures.
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February 24
Author of the internationally acclaimed Medicine Woman Series, Lynn Andrews who has spent the last 30 years studying with shamanic women on three continents, shares her ancient teachings of shamanic training.
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February 26
Charlotte reads weekly from a paranormal related book. This book is about a jumbo jet that crashed and the ghostly aftermath that followed.
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February 27
Charlotte reads weekly from a paranormal related book. This book is about a jumbo jet that crashed and the ghostly aftermath that followed.
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February 28
Due to technical difficulties the show starts 20 minutes in. Charlotte discusses what goes on during a real ghost hunt.
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