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New Realities with Alan Steinfeld
Interview with guest Psychic Girl Jusstine Kenzer with PsychicGirl.com
Biography from http://www.psychicgirl.com/about-jusstine-kenzer/
Jusstine Kenzer was born in Bakersfield, California where her parents owned shoe stores. Jusstine was not aware of being psychic as a child. However, her father was quite intuitive. He used his psychic ability like a party trick and would often wow people when he was fitting them for shoes. Jusstine's father never sat her down and told her she was going to be psychic, yet as other kids were getting tucked in with bedtime stories, Jusstine was being taught things like how to program her subconscious mind and being psychically tested about her father's day.
Jusstine was more focused on predicting what would be in fashion next. By the age of 16, she was selling her own jewelry and clothing designs to local stores. Upon graduating from high school, she left Bakersfield to attend The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in downtown Los Angeles. Deeply craving culture she wasn't finding, she dropped out of design school with a 4.0 GPA and moved to San Francisco.
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New Realities with Alan Steinfeld
Interview with guest Psychic Girl Jusstine Kenzer with PsychicGirl.com
Biography from http://www.psychicgirl.com/about-jusstine-kenzer/
Jusstine Kenzer was born in Bakersfield, California where her parents owned shoe stores. Jusstine was not aware of being psychic as a child. However, her father was quite intuitive. He used his psychic ability like a party trick and would often wow people when he was fitting them for shoes. Jusstine's father never sat her down and told her she was going to be psychic, yet as other kids were getting tucked in with bedtime stories, Jusstine was being taught things like how to program her subconscious mind and being psychically tested about her father's day.
Jusstine was more focused on predicting what would be in fashion next. By the age of 16, she was selling her own jewelry and clothing designs to local stores. Upon graduating from high school, she left Bakersfield to attend The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in downtown Los Angeles. Deeply craving culture she wasn't finding, she dropped out of design school with a 4.0 GPA and moved to San Francisco.