Ewan Irvine stays closer to home in this episode as he interviews Susan Cohen, director of The Wee Book Company. They discuss Scotland's most famous bard, Robert Burns.   Burns' work often has supernatural themes as you'll know from Address to the Deil, The Vision and of course, Tam O' Shanter. In 2020 Susan published,  The Wee Book O'Burns, which is a series of quotes from the bard's work.  As with all Wee Book Company publications, its intent is to uplift and inspire readers with a Scottish twist.  Ewan has known Susan for a long time. He even wrote for The Wee Book Company - a title called, Scotland's Witches and Wizards.   Listen in as they reminisce about old times and revisit some of their own supernatural experiences.Support the show

The Conan Doyle Case Book EP5: Susan Cohen

Ewan Irvine, Paranormal Investigator from Scotland, explores strange and anomalous experiences through a series of interviews.

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Using the immense power of mediumship to heal the heart, progressive Irish medium, best-selling author, and public speaker, Karen Frances McCarthy MA CSNU, strives to provide comfort in your time of need. She blends the Celtic mysticism of her upbringing with the evidence-based approach of Spiritualism and the presence of her Zen practice to bring messages of joy, healing, and support from your loved ones in spirit form. She also offers healing mediumship and soul readings to restore harmony and well-being to your body, mind. and spirit.


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The Conan Doyle Case Book EP6: Karen Frances McCarthy

Peter Broughan is one of the most knowledgeable practitioners of the business of film in Scotland, having a vast experience of the whole spectrum of international film development, production, co-production, sales, distribution and marketing.
He is best known for having originated, developed and produced the commercial and critical success, Rob Roy. More recently Peter also produced The Flying Scotsman featuring Johnny Lee Miller and Brian Cox.
Since setting up as an independent producer he has concentrated on developing Scottish theatrical projects designed for the international market, and on high-quality network TV drama.

The Conan Doyle Case Book EP2: Peter Broughan

Ewan Irvine is exploring the strange and unexplained through a series of interviews. In this episode he stays close to home with an investigation into the mysterious 'Mackenzie Poltergeist.'  



Jamie Corstorphine is Manager of the 'City of the Dead Tours' and has a wealth of knowledge on Edinburgh's Greyfriars Kirkyard. In the podcast we explore the Story surrounding the Covenanters Prison - lair of the infamous Mackenzie Poltergeist - the world's best-documented supernatural case.
For more information visit www.cityofthedeadtours.com
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The Conan Doyle Case Book EP3: Jamie Corstorphine

Leonard Low was born in Upper Largo in 1967. He has a passion for the morbid ghastly side of history - especially the Witch killing years. He has amassed a sizeable library that holds the source materials for most of the known Witch trials in Britain and uses this for research. He has a medieval tower in Pittenweem in which he lectures on his book THE WEEM WITCH. This book is a history of the 26 Witches found in Pittenweem.



He has a keen interest in the Paranormal and in this episode we look at his first experience of encountering his sister after she had died, as well as a very strange hospital in London, the Pittemweem Clock Tower and the Kennoway Poltergeist.



Discover Leonard's books on Amazon:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Leonard-Low/e/B0034NTKKQ?ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vu00_i2







The Conan Doyle Case Book EP1: Leonard Low

In this podcast I speak to Susan Cohen, Hypnotherapist about Past Life Regression.  Susan is a clinical Hypnotherapist with a wealth of experience covering Hypnosis and Past Life Regression. Support the show

The Conan Doyle Case Book EP5: Susan Cohen

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