We dive into the mysteries of the paranormal in our latest episode #21. From historical perspectives on witchcraft to modern-day investigations into sleep paralysis, we cover it all. Join us as we discuss multiple personality disorder, hysteria, Sigmund Freud's influence, famous artworks like Henry Fuseli's "The Nightmare," and the science behind phenomena like ghosts and grief hallucinations. We'll also examine cases such as the Indianapolis case and the Dybbuk Box, alongside scientific studies by researchers like Dr. Giulio Rognini, offering both skepticism and wonder in our exploration of the unexplained.

IN DEPTH:

The Indianapolis case (Latoya Ammons case), Houska Castle, Dybbuk Box, grief hallucinations, Christopher French study, Dr. Giulio Rognini's study of robots creating feelings of ghostly presence, multiple personality disorder, hysteria, paranormal phenomena during the Renaissance and Middle Ages, Sigmund Freud's theories, sleep paralysis, Eugene Asrinsky, stages of sleep, Henry Fuseli's "The Nightmare," infrasounds, Vic Tandy, spiritualism, the Fox sisters, power of suggestion, Michael O'Mahony, ghosts, debunking, scientific explanations of the unexplained, witchcraft, Reginald Scot's "Discoverie of Witchcraft" book, David Blaine, and the Salem Witch Trial.