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Jeffrey Mishlove

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Nov 6, 2026

Jeffrey MishloveHOST
3:07
Her forthcoming book, Still Here, is scheduled for publication by White Crow Books in 2027.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
3:16
Today, we will be focusing on her doctoral dissertation, published now as a book by Routledge called The Re-Enchanted Ghost in Contemporary American Fiction.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
3:31
Karen is based in New York City, and now I'll switch over to the internet interview video.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
3:39
Welcome, Karen.
Marty RosenblattGUEST
7:13
And of course the applications were real in those days.
Marty RosenblattGUEST
7:18
Very real.
Marty RosenblattGUEST
7:19
For example? Well, they used remote viewers to gather information about the hostages during the Iran
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
7:29
hostage.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
7:30
The Iranian hostage crisis,
Marty RosenblattGUEST
7:32
yeah.
Marty RosenblattGUEST
7:34
There was something going on in the Soviets where they had high security.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
1:18
thinking aloud.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
1:21
Conversations on the leading edge of knowledge and discovery with psychologist Jeffrey Mishlove.
Emmy VadnaisHOST
1:34
Hello and welcome.
Emmy VadnaisHOST
1:36
I'm Emmy Vadnais, co-host with Jeffrey Mishlove.
Emmy VadnaisHOST
1:40
Today is unusual because I will be interviewed by Debra Lynn Katz, who is a guest host on New Thinking Allowed and author of You Are Psychic, The Art of Clairvoyant Reading and Healing.
Emmy VadnaisHOST
1:52
Today, we'll be focusing on the topic of developing your intuition based on my experiences as an intuitive healer, coach, holistic health practitioner, and occupational therapist, and what I wrote about in my book, Intuitive Development, How to Trust Your Inner Knowing for Guidance with Relationships, Health, and Spirituality.

7 MINS LATER

Emmy VadnaisHOST
9:31
So I began teaching about 20 years ago.
Emmy VadnaisHOST
9:36
And yes, it was, I had some precognitive dreams about one of my brother's wives being pregnant and I knew the child, I knew what they looked like, I knew their personality, their sex, and I was consistent three out of three with those children.
Terry AdairGUEST
8:30
I was just eight years old.
Terry AdairGUEST
8:32
And we were actually at some friends of my family at their house on a small lake near Lancaster.
Terry AdairGUEST
8:41
And we watched it on a tiny little black and white television.
Terry AdairGUEST
8:44
I remember that so vividly.
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1:57
on Amazon.
speaker_4NARRATOR
2:12
Thinking Allowed Conversations on the leading edge of knowledge and discovery with psychologist Jeffrey Mishlove.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
2:28
Hello and welcome.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
2:29
I'm Jeffrey Mishlove.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
2:31
We're going to be exploring parapsychology and the media today.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
2:36
With me is Joseph McMoneagle, who has extraordinary experience presenting remote viewing on television and radio all over the world.
Keith ThompsonGUEST
78:42
That's one way to do it.
Keith ThompsonGUEST
78:44
Jeffrey Mishlove says, I disagree with Jeff.
Keith ThompsonGUEST
78:48
I think that actually the largest frame that includes the supernormal, that includes the anomalous, is the best place to begin to go back to how even ordinary consciousness is a mystery.
Keith ThompsonGUEST
79:01
And Jeff Kripal is the same with his emphasis on the impossible down at Rice University.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
3:32
His tenth book of poetry is called The Kama Sutra for Senior Citizens.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
3:39
Today we'll be talking about Zach's newest book, Hugging My Father's Ghost.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
3:45
It is a an attempt to resurrect the memory of Zach's late father, my late uncle, Lee Rogo, who was a well-known author in his short life.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
3:59
He was tragically killed in an airplane crash in 1955 at the tender age of 36 when Zach was only three years old.

31 MINS LATER

Jeffrey MishloveHOST
34:53
We had Campbell's soup all the time.
Zack RogowGUEST
34:56
Yes, and so I refer to my book as a kind of mishmash soup in a way because it does include all these different materials like these conversations and my dad's writing and my own reflections on that time.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
35:10
Hugging My Father's Ghost.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
35:12
What a strange and haunting name, actually.
Dan ZetterstromHOST
1:02
How about you? I've had a lovely time.
Dan ZetterstromHOST
1:05
I've been going around bumping into like wonderful people like Jeffrey Mishlove.
Dan ZetterstromHOST
1:10
Yes.
Dan ZetterstromHOST
1:10
And also going to like UFO sites and things.
J.M. DeBordGUEST
5:01
There's a poltergeist in my dream.
J.M. DeBordGUEST
5:03
Well, you know, well, Look into the study of poltergeists from organizations like the Society for Psychical Research and from parapsychologists like Jeffrey Mishlove.
J.M. DeBordGUEST
5:17
What do they conclude? That the psyche can manifest things in the physical world, including poltergeists, alien abductions, black magic sorcerers, you can actually manifest this stuff and the other stuff, the good stuff, well, quote unquote, the angels, the beings of light, the spiritual guides and mentors.
J.M. DeBordGUEST
5:44
You can actually manifest those things from your own psyche.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
2:54
A wonderful person and a great mainstay of the parapsychological community in the Northern California area.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
3:05
I'm going to be joined today by Gail Hayssen, who is the host of the Small Medium at Large podcast, a student of shamanism who holds an honorary doctoral diploma from the Mongolian Academy of Sciences.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
3:26
Gail is based in Sebastopol, California.
Jeffrey MishloveHOST
3:30
Now, I'll switch over to the internet video.

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