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Haunted Hollywood crime scenes meet forensic science in this episode with Voices from the Grave creator Alisa Statman and retired forensic detective Karen Smith. They discuss what psychic mediums, blood testing and ghost boxes revealed at the Los Feliz murder house and the Sowden House, home of Black Dahlia suspect George Hodel. In this episode: How burnout from directing comedies led Alisa to create Voices from the Grave The Los Feliz murder house, left untouched as a time capsule for 50 years after a 1959 murder The medium reading that led Alisa straight to a lost letter her late partner wrote to her children Blood a medium pointed to that Karen confirmed with Bluestar, and bones found in a crawl space The strict protocols that keep the show's mediums from knowing where they are going Why Alisa says mediums named George Hodel and Elizabeth Short two years before the team ever reached the Sowden House How ghost boxes work, and why Alisa warns against using them alone at home The ghost box responses Karen and Alisa still can't explain, including one word: Schumacher Karen's sudden nosebleed after a ghost box threat, and a message Alisa says a medium relayed from Richard Ramirez Whether police use psychic mediums, and how Karen and Alisa see evil and the afterlife Guests: Alisa Statman + Karen Smith Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@VoicesFromTheGrave Website: https://voicesfromthegrave.com/ Full show notes Buy my Books HERE ⁠⁠⁠⁠Newsletter ⁠⁠ Join a Science and Spirituality Salon

Evidence of the Afterlife is a new documentary on evidential mediumship. In Part 2, director Robert Lyon and mediums Kerry McLeod and Philip Dykes discuss how mediums separate psychic information from evidential mediumship, fear of death, criticism of afterlife research, and stories from three years of filming. In this episode: The 15-minute practice reading in Miami that Robert calls his turning point, from a grandfather's classic car to snowball fights in Central Park How a sport fisherman father came to Robert unprompted while he sat behind the camera in Troy, Ohio What Kerry and Philip feel that separates their own mind, a psychic impression and a deceased person communicating Why Philip compares psychic work to water and evidential mediumship to champagne Whether Robert, Kerry and Philip are certain of an afterlife, and why fear of dying still lingers Kerry's warning that partially trained mediums are now training the next generation How Robert handles online criticism, and his first documentary, Rinaldi, about Brazilian researcher Sonia Rinaldi How Kerry and Philip went from fellow tutors to a married couple, just in time for lockdown Close calls with Blackpool's tides and Australia's waves, plus a Beatles detour to Liverpool Why two mediums who know each other inside out still refuse to read friends and family Guests: Kerry McLeod + Philip Dykes, Psychic Mediums + Tutors Website: Philip Dykes + Kerry McLeod

Evidence of the Afterlife is a new documentary on evidential mediumship. Director Robert Lyon and mediums Kerry McLeod and Philip Dykes discuss the making of the film, how evidential mediumship works, and why they believe it is at risk. In this episode: - How a former CBS photojournalist who did not believe in an afterlife came to make a documentary on mediumship - Robert's first attempt at a reading during Kerry and Philip's class at the We Don't Die conference - Kerry's and Philip's early experiences and how each came to train as a medium - Three years of filming in the U.S., Canada and the U.K. - Why the film uses unscripted footage from live demonstrations and private readings - A reading for Robert with a detail about a former colleague that could not be found online - The difference between psychic readings, which focus on the sitter, and evidential mediumship, which focuses on the deceased person - What counts as evidence, and why unique, verifiable details matter more than names and dates - Why "the messenger should never be bigger than the message" - Social media, sensationalism, and people calling themselves mediums without practicing mediumship Listen for an inside look at evidential mediumship and the making of Evidence of the Afterlife. Guests: Kerry McLeod + Philip Dykes, Psychic Mediums + Tutors Website: Philip Dykes + Kerry McLeod

Lyn Buchanan spent 25+ years in the U.S. military's classified Stargate remote viewing unit, where controlled remote viewing was used to gather intelligence using what is essentially psychic abilities. In this episode, he explains what remote viewing is, how it differs from general psychic ability, and why the military deployed it as an operational tool for over two decades. He also discusses his face-to-face alien encounter during an abduction, technology transfer between humans and extraterrestrials, and remote viewing assignments targeting other planets and alien civilizations for space research companies. Lyn's military career inspired the film "The Men Who Stare at Goats" and his book "The Seventh Sense." He founded the International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA) and now trains civilians in controlled remote viewing through his website and course platform. Topics include: how controlled remote viewing accesses subconscious intelligence with 10x accuracy of traditional psychic methods, his psychokinesis incident that led to military recruitment, classified encounters with Gray aliens, technology trading between governments and ET groups, demographic profiling tools for cultural integration, and why remote viewing ability exists in all humans but has been suppressed culturally and genetically. Lyn discusses ongoing remote viewing contracts with space agencies and why governments classify findings that could reshape human understanding of consciousness and extraterrestrial contact. Guest: Lyn Buchanan Website: CRV Viewer IRVA (International Remote Viewing Association) Website: IRVA

Luciano Arruda, president of the International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA), has been collecting information through remote viewing and psychic abilities since 1989. He shares the incredible story of President Jimmy Carter witnessing something that proved remote viewing works: psychic abilities finding a missing plane. Remote viewing is a structured protocol that allows people to access information that is non-local and not attached to time and space without knowing what the target is. Luciano has experienced remarkable precognition throughout his life. He anticipates what people will say seconds before they speak, hears future events like a blue car pulling out of a parking lot three seconds before it happens, and accesses information through meditation that most people miss. He explains why remote viewing matters more than general psychic abilities: it's structured, allows you to work with groups, and keeps practitioners humble by showing them where they're wrong so they can learn. He discusses government remote viewing programs, how remote viewing differs from ESP and clairvoyance, and why the CIA used this technique. He shares specific examples of remote viewing sessions that provided accurate information about targets people never knew beforehand. Luciano emphasizes that anyone can learn remote viewing. It's like learning violin. Some will excel; others will stay at beginner level. But everyone can improve their intuition and decision-making. He invites people to practice free through IRVA's website and attend their annual conference. Guest: Luciano Arruda, President, International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA) IRVA (International Remote Viewing Association) Website: IRVA Email: [email protected]