⁠Kenny Biddle ⁠is the Chief Investigator for the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry, skeptical investigator and has a column in the⁠ Skeptical Inquirer⁠. How good are Liz's protocols when getting a medium reading? Are they different than Kenny's? What are ways to detect cold-readings? Kenny sharesome really entertaining "ghost hunts," and how to make sure you assess everything skeptically.

If consciousness is created by a brain, there could still be an afterlife. How could that work? Sea Kimbrell, who has a JD and a PhD in biology, and is a former Professor of Biology who has some scientific theories on how there could be an afterlife. Theories such as the Block Theory, Quantum Entanglement, and Simulation are a few possible ways there could be an afterlife that has nothing to di with religion.

Julie Beischel, PhD, cofounder of The Windbridge Institute and Research Center conducted up to quintuple-blinded studies using tight protocols on psychic mediums. They were still able to get highly accurate and specific information. Is this proof that there is an afterlife?

It took Robert (Bob) Ginsberg, Cofounder of the ⁠Forever Family Foundation⁠, six years of a deep dive into the evidence of an afterlife before he was finally convinced. However the science, inexplicable signs, personal experiences and readings with psychic mediums finally all came together to convince him something beyond a material world was going on.

What happens when Dr. Jeffrey Tarrant, a licensed psychologist, maps psychic mediums' brains and with an EEG when they are giving psychic medium readings? Does he discover unusual activity?

What are the most remarkable afterlife evidence personal stories? Is anyone evil or is there a reason for people who do terrible things? Johnny Burke, host of Closer to Venus Podcast, shares what happened when a police detective researched a past-life regression, when a woman had a Near Death Experience, some other amazing stories from his guests and his own stories.

Graham Nicholls is an Out of Body (OBE) expert and teacher, who has participated in a lot of scientific studies on OBEs and psychic phenomena. He has had amazing verified OBEs, such as a time he “visited” a house he had never been in and later found out what he saw was true. For science, research and verified OBEs, check out Graham.

If the scientific research of mediumship, afterlife evidence and psychic abilities is so strong, why do supposedly neutral skeptics and Wikipedia dismiss it all as nonsense? Why does TED ban talks on these topics? Craig Weiler, Science Editor, Paranormal Daily News; Parapsychology Journalist has thoroughly investigated and answers these questions.

Are mediums that are celebrities or mediums who have a celebrity clientele really the best? What is the difference between a psychic and a medium? And other of your questions answered!

⁠Paul H. Smith, Remote Viewer with the US Army Star Gate Project⁠ describes his time as a "psychic spy" in the US Army Remote Viewing Program, named the Star Gate Project, which he joined in 1984. (Star Gate was officially declassified in 1994.) Remote Viewing is a learned skill where a person can get information about an event or location using ESP or psychic information.

Is there any truth to manifesting? What does science say? When could manifesting work and when does it just become pseudo-science? Why can;t people manifest finding a $1oo million dollar diamond for example, if it does work?

Stephen Hawley Martin (Steve) is a best-selling author and writer of many books, including ones that examine the evidence of life after death, a fascination of his. Among his books are "Life After Death, Powerful Evidence You Will Never Die," "Life After Death, Powerful Evidence You Will Never Die," "ESP: How I Developed My Sixth Sense and So Can You,.” He shares his expertise on afterlife science.

Lynn Miller, a psychic medium and intuitive based in Malibu, talks about dreams she had as a child that came true and shocked her family, how she had an NDE (Near Death Experience), and after that she then got mediumship abilities. She suddenly knew names and information about people’s loved ones who had passed away.

Paranormal Investigator, Kyle Yates, investigates reports of haunted houses and other inexplicable phenomena. While almost all occurrences end up having “normal” explanations, there are a few instances he has experienced that are absolutely inexplicable. Along with a few experiences he had with a psychic-medium and some things he saw as a child, Kyle has concluded, that while it’s rare., there is something more than meets the eye.

Psychic Medium and author Catherine Nadal is currently a nurse, served in the military for 30 years, and also evidentially communicates with our loved ones who have passed. She is obviously not one who is prone to woo (military and a nurse!).

William Patrick is a psychic medium, tarot card reader, and energy healer. He shares some verified medium readings, out of body experiences, how to sense negative and positive energies, and how tarot might work.

Do we all predict the future? Do plants have consciousness? How have principles of physics been applied to study psychic abilities? Do time and distance affect mind reading and ESP? Can energy heal? John G. Kruth, MS has dedicated his life to researching all of this and shares some of the most remarkable studies.

What outcome would the afterlife hypothesis predict in near death experience studies and shared death experience studies? Dr. J Steve Miller applies this methodology to studies of afterlife evidence. He focuses on Near Death Experiences and Death Bed Experiences as evidence of an afterlife.

What is the biggest WTF?! Mark Boccuzzi, cofounder of The Windbridge Institute, has encountered in his years scientifically researching psychic mediums? If psychic mediums are able to get information under strict controls that will transform our understanding of reality.

I expected to see an old woman with a turban, long dress, and tons of jewelry who would lead me into a room with a crystal ball. Instead of some Madame Fortune Teller, I was greeted by a woman who looked exactly like any other suburban mom.