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Ivy Sunderji is a TV writer, producer, professor, and psychic medium.

She graduated cum laude from Dartmouth College and earned an MFA in Writing for Screen and Television from the USC School of Cinematic Arts, where she teaches part-time in addition to providing compassionate and empathetic evidential mediumship and psychic readings for those who have lost loved ones. 

We met Ivy the night before Halloween at SpectreVision’s Ghost Story Slam event at Philosophical Research Society. We were taken aback by her sincerity and gentle spirit, as well as her incredible experiences. Ivy’s story is one of hope, and it was our honor to platform her thoughts and feelings to give our audience a glimpse of the other side through the empathetic and kindhearted person she is. 

More about Ivy Sunderji: https://ivysunderji.wordpress.com/

https://voyagela.com/interview/daily-inspiration-meet-ivy-sunderji

Please also follow SpectreVision Radio Network and Euphomet as they were the reason we were able to meet Ivy! : SpectreVision Radio Network: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/channel/spectrevision-radio/id6503308411 Euphomet: https://www.euphomet.com/

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Good morning congregation! Today’s episode is listener focused. Jessie has compiled questions from our socials/email and Steve tells you what it was like to go to a powwow. 

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Good morning congregation! They said we’d never come back. But we’re here with coffee and hollandaise sauce. Join us for talks of ghostly howls, which presumably come from ghostly dogs, why Steve might be a vampire and nightmares that still stick with us to this day. 

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Grab a cup of coffee and join us yet again!! Many apologies from Jessie for the teaser episode last week that many of you expressed your dislike for. It won't happen again. This is exactly what happens when you don't listen to your dad!

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We also leave you with this quote to reflect upon: 

"The world today is sick to its thin blood for lack of elemental things, for fire before the hands, for water welling from the earth, for air, for the dear earth itself underfoot. In my world of beach and dunes these elemental presences lived and had their being, and under their arch there moved an incomparable pageant of nature and the year." 
-Henry Beston

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Join us for a short episode and a cup of coffee under the White Mountain.


The Roz Files: Investigating MOUNT SHASTA: Energies, Portals & Legends
(Legends such as but not limited to…Panther Meadow!)
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=LuEYEbbGb6g&t=354s

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There are many videos purporting to show evidence of "skin-walkers." You may have seen the very popular hashtag #skinwalker all over Instagram and TikTok. What may surprise (some) of you is that they are far more real and rooted to the natural world and the history of its people than the sensationalized short video trends would show. Sometimes the most frightening stories are closer to being human than we would like to acknowledge.

We call them "skin-walkers," but the Navajo Nation know them as Yee Naaldlooshii. We understand their origins to belong to the people of this nation. Any information we chose not to disclose is out of respect for the people of this nation and their desire to protect their families and communities from this darkness. The voice you will hear asking for protection is the voice of Navajo elder and historian Wally Brown. Below is the link to his video.

Skinwalkers, Demons, and the Evil One. (youtube.com)

As referenced: https://www.euphomet.com/ hosted by Jim Perry 

We'd love to hear from you! Email us your stories at: [email protected]