Books Episodes

What do scifi and the future have in common? They feed off each other and offer some valuable lessons for those living in the Present. In Episode 27 scifi novelist and futurist Robert J. Sawyer returns with more predictive insights, shares his personal paranormal experience and reveals his favorite scifi film and book – one we all should read! Robert has had 24 novels published, and his short fiction has appeared in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, Amazing Stories, On Spec, Nature and many anth...

Episode 26 delivers one of the most prolific and accomplished scifi authors – Canada's Robert J. Sawyer. Robert has had 24 novels published, and his short fiction has appeared in Analog Science Fiction and Fact, Amazing Stories, On Spec, Nature and many anthologies. Robert has won the Nebula Award (1995), the Hugo Award (2003) and the John W. Campbell Memorial Award (2006). Also a futurist, Robert riffs on his latest novel The Oppenheimer Alternative and future trends. Robert brought so much to ...

Hey Rover, come on over! Episode 25 is one of a kind, but one that touches many of us: communicating with pets who have passed over. Do pets go to Heaven? Will they meet us when we pass? What signs do they give us to let us know they are near? Are cats smarter and more spiritual than dogs? Can wild animals be contacted, or just domestic pets? Yes, there's a book on that! In fact, there are soon to be three. Author/Paranormal Investigator/Medium Rob Gutro clues you in ... and does a pet reading...

Author, Historian and sometimes TV expert David Goudsward talks about his latest book - Sun, Sand and Sea Serpents - and reels in stories on marine cryptids in New England and Florida. Also we dig into some of David's other exquisitely researched tomes.

Iconic paranormal podcaster Jim Harold - the man with over fifty million downloads - joins us to discuss podcasting, campfire tales and high strangeness.