Out of the Fog with Karen Hager

Paranormal researcher and investigator Cindy Heinen has captured EVPs that go beyond standard "ghost hunt" fare. Voices have been recorded of historical figures, passed loved ones, non-human entities and even spirit groups that work as a team with living researchers to develop the "bridge" needed to transmit these sort of responses. We will discuss who these researchers are, who are they communicating with, the messages and what it appears is needed to develop this bridge for communication.

Part 2 of a two-part interview.Paranormal researcher and investigator Cindy Heinen has captured EVPs that go beyond standard "ghost hunt" fare. Voices have been recorded of historical figures, passed loved ones, non-human entities and even spirit groups that work as a team with living researchers to develop the "bridge" needed to transmit these sort of responses. We will discuss who these researchers are, who are they communicating with, the messages and what it appears is needed to develop this bridge for communication.

While reading the foreword for the book True Hauntings: Spirits with a Purpose by Hazel Denning Cindy came across a curious paragraph about a scholar named Konstantin Raudive who had recorded the voices of the dead using a reel to reel tape recorder. She found this idea fascinating, and 18 years later she continues to research the intriguing world of Electronic Voice Phenomena. Cindy has been co-author on several research papers on different aspects of EVP; the project manager of the Association TransCommunication sponsored research project "Information Gathering Using EVPmaker With Allophone: A Yearlong Trial;" and guest author for the EVP chapter in the book, Investigating the Haunted: Ghost Hunting Taken to the Next Level. Cindy is co-director of the paranormal investigator group, the Society for Anomalous Studies. Professionally Cindy is a massage therapist and bodyworker who works with hospice patients. Find out more about Cindy and her work at sasghostresearch.com.

If you watch paranormal television shows, you've heard of Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP). These short, random, sometimes faint audios claimed to be of the ghosts at the investigation location. Paranormal researcher and investigator Cindy Heinen has been able to capture much more than the usual impersonal responses. Tune in for an exploration of EVPs in a way you haven't heard before.

If you watch paranormal television shows, you've heard of Electronic Voice Phenomena (EVP). These short, random, sometimes faint audios claimed to be of the ghosts at the investigation location. Paranormal researcher and investigator Cindy Heinen has been able to capture much more than the usual impersonal responses. Tune in for an exploration of EVPs in a way you haven't heard before.

While reading the foreword for the book True Hauntings: Spirits with a Purpose by Hazel Denning, Cindy came across a curious paragraph about a scholar named Konstantin Raudive who had recorded the voices of the dead using a reel to reel tape recorder. She found this idea fascinating, and 18 years later she continues to research the intriguing world of Electronic Voice Phenomena. Cindy has been co-author on several research papers on different aspects of EVP; the project manager of the Association TransCommunication sponsored research project "Information Gathering Using EVPmaker With Allophone: A Yearlong Trial;" and guest author for the EVP chapter in the book, Investigating the Haunted: Ghost Hunting Taken to the Next Level. Cindy is co-director of the paranormal investigator group, the Society for Anomalous Studies. Professionally Cindy is a massage therapist and bodyworker who works with hospice patients. Find out more about Cindy and her work at sasghostresearch.com.

In a world so dominated by the mind, returning to our senses isn't just a luxury. It's a necessity for cultivating balance in our increasingly chaotic world. Lisa Schrader shares wisdom about how woman's body needs the nourishment of pleasure, of remembering our sacredness as a living embodiment and vessel of love.

In a world so dominated by the mind, returning to our senses isn't just a luxury. It's a necessity for cultivating balance in our increasingly chaotic world. Lisa Schrader shares wisdom about how woman's body needs the nourishment of pleasure, of remembering our sacredness as a living embodiment and vessel of love.

Lisa Schrader, the Founder of Awakening Shakti, has impacted the lives of thousands of women for almost two decades as a workshop leader, author, speaker and coach. Her work has been featured on Oprah, Oxygen and VH1. She is on the faculty of The Shift Network where she has hosted the global Shakti Summit on "Sensuality, Sex and the Sacred." She also hosts a podcast called "SheSource" for practical and professional women who are ready to move from tapped out to turned on. She is recognized as a Professional Certified Coach by the International Coach Federation and has a private practice supporting clients worldwide. She lives a life rich with deep relationships, connection to nature and abundant joy in the Sierra Foothills of Northern California. For more information, visit her at awakeningshakti.com.

When Cait Flanders committed to a year-long shopping ban, she learned that the less she consumed, the more fulfilled she felt. She changed old habits and discovered what really mattered to her. Tune in to learn about how questioning what you hold onto most in life might lead you on your own path of less.

Cait Flanders is a former binge consumer turned mindful consumer of everything. In her first book, The Year of Less, she documents a year in which she didn't shop, and what she learned about herself as a consumer along the way.

Cait's story has been shared in The New York Times, Vogue, on Oprah.com, Forbes, Thrive Global, The Guardian, and more. Find out more about Cait and her work at caitflanders.com.

Tarra Judson Stariell spent more than a decade brainwashed and controlled by an abuser. Her story of extricating herself, healing, and helping others is the focus of today's program. We'll talk about how to spot predatory practices and work with our own emotional vulnerability.

Tarra Judson Stariell spent more than a decade brainwashed and controlled by an abuser. Her story of extricating herself, healing, and helping others is the focus of today's program. We'll talk about how to spot predatory practices and work with our own emotional vulnerability.

Tarra Judson Stariell is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT) with more than 16 years of clinical experience. She is a certified EMDR II therapist, a Certified Bioenergetic Therapist (CBT) and has also been trained in Somatic Experiencing (SE). In her work with individuals, she specializes in trauma, depression, anxiety and dissociative disorders. With couples she utilizes Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy (EFT), a modality with the highest effective outcomes for success. Find out more about Tarra and her work at thecenterforselfdiscovery.com.

The pace of modern life leaves little time to truly connect with our partners, yet the need for good communication is greater than ever before. Jonathan Robinson shares simple ways to keep the lines of communication open, become a better listener, understand and avoid your own and your partner's triggers, and solve common problems.