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On this episode of Common Mystics, Jen and Jill dive into the surprising blend of Christian doctrine and ancient pagan tradition behind one of the Catholic Church’s most beloved figures. Learn how older goddess archetypes—fertility mothers, virgin creators, and compassionate intercessors—shaped the evolving image of the Virgin Mary as Christianity spread through pagan Europe. The sisters trace how theology, culture, and human longing for the divine feminine transformed a historical woman into a powerful sacred symbol. Was Mary a break from the past—or a continuation of something far older, wearing a new name?
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On this episode of Common Mystics, Jen and Jill find themselves in the unassuming Indiana hometown of a Hollywood legend. A near car accident becomes the first breadcrumb in a trail that leads directly to James Byron Dean—one of cinema’s most celebrated icons and one of its most tragic. He left an indelible mark on pop culture before his life ended at just 24. But with endless books, films, and tributes dedicated to his memory, what message could this 1950s rebel still be reaching across the veil to share? Tune in to uncover the answer.
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On this episode of Common Mystics, Jen and Jill dive into a series of brutal crimes that terrorized East Tennessee over a century ago.* It began in 1919, when two women, sleeping peacefully in the dead of night, were brutally attacked in a Knoxville home. Within hours, police arrested a suspect: Maurice Mays, a biracial man with ties to the Mayor. But even after Mays was behind bars, the nightmare wasn’t over. The break-ins continued. Women were attacked in their beds. Husbands gunned down. The people of Eastern Tennessee dubbed the assailant "the Night Marauder."
Who was behind these chilling crimes? And who ultimately paid the price? Tune in as the sisters uncover the true story of the Night Marauder, a century-old mystery that still haunts Tennessee history.
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*This episode includes discussion of violent assaults, home invasions, murder, and historical racial violence. These themes may be distressing or triggering for some listeners. Please use discretion and take care while listening.
On this episode of Common Mystics, we’re thrilled to hang out with our friend Dr. Scott Guerin for a mind-bending conversation about aliens—yep, our celestial family! Scott is a psychologist, educator, and author who dives deep into human and spiritual development, and he’s joining us to talk about his brand-new book, Awkward Awakening: Find Your Way Home. Join us as we chat about what “awakening” really means, how it connects to our relationship with beings from other galaxies, and why opening up your consciousness might just change everything. Scott also shares simple practices you can use to expand your awareness and tap into your spiritual self. Tune in for cosmic insights, grounded wisdom, and a whole lot of wonder. This is one awakening you won’t want to miss! Check out https://www.angelintraining.org/ for more information about Scott and his work.
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On this spine-tingling episode of Common Mystics, Jen and Jill take you on three unforgettable ghost hunts that will leave you questioning what’s lurking beyond the veil. First stop: the infamous Demon House in Hartford City, Indiana, where something dark and unseen made its presence known. Next, the Amboy Train Depot Museum in Illinois, where echoes of the past still whisper through the tracks. Finally, the chilling Old Joliet State Prison, where haunted halls tell stories of suffering, shadows, and restless souls. Tune in to experience the incredible audio evidence you have to hear to believe. Tune in — if you dare — and join Jen and Jill on their hunt for ghosts!
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On this episode of Common Mystics, the murder of a prominent community leader opens the door to chilling revelations. In 1882, the quiet town of Sweetwater, Tennessee, was shaken when its former mayor was killed—by his own nephew. But beneath the surface of this family tragedy lurked something darker. What began as a dispute over money soon revealed deceit, greed, and a sinister scheme that refused to stay buried. Join Jen and Jill as they unravel the eerie tale of a swindler whose secrets still whisper through time.
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This episode of Common Mystics dives into two women's stories, forever linked in the annals of Georgia state law. But are their spirits linked, too? And what's their connection to a haunted hotel in downtown Chatsworth, GA? This tale is packed with twists and turns! So buckle up for this wild tale that starts with a ghost reaching out to Jen and Jill at one of the town's most famous historic sites.
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On this episode of Common Mystics, Jen and Jill reveal a remarkable story about the "enemy aliens" imprisoned at Fort Oglethorpe, GA, during World War I.* After the U.S. entered the war, German civilians were detained without evidence, deemed too dangerous to remain free. Some were targeted because of their knowledge, intelligence, or influence. Despite the circumstances, the detainees formed a thriving community with a rich culture. Tragically, many faced grim outcomes.
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*This episode includes discussions of suicide. Listener discretion is advised.
On this episode of Common Mystics, we are thrilled to welcome an extraordinary guest: Deb Bowen—podcaster, educator, and author. Deb is co-author of Crafting the Wheel of the Year, (Search Press, UK) in which she wrote the spiritual, cultural, and historical aspects of the celebrations of the seasons. The book will be released in September, 2025. She also is co-author of A Good Friend for Bad Times: Helping Others through Grief, (Augsburg Fortress Publishers). Her creative nonfiction and poetry focus on living in harmony with the environment, and have been published in literary journals in the United States. The materials she creates for her workshops, courses, and retreats invite participants to explore a deep connection to nature and the metaphysical world beyond. She is co-host of internationally acclaimed Psychic Teachers podcast.
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On this episode of Common Mystics, Jen and Jill unveil a gripping tale of murder and justice gone tragically astray.* The story unfolds in rural Madison County, Alabama, on a spring morning in 1897, when the patriarch of the Kelly family was struck by a sudden and violent illness. Shock turned to horror as other family members and household staff began to fall ill under similarly mysterious circumstances. Was it poisoning? Who was behind it, and why? This twist-filled saga leads to an unexpected, heartbreaking conclusion that will leave you questioning whether justice was truly served.
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*This story contains discussions of violence and murder which may be distressing for sensitive audiences. We advise listener discretion.
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