Righteous Indignation
A look at a typical paranormal research group, news of a christmas competition for RI listeners, and an announcement on the future of the Righteous Indignation Podcast.
Mike Hallowell is the RI team's favourite superhero. One lucky listener will be downloading his audiobook catalogue as a special prize (see terms and conditions) . . . the rest of you will just have to make do with poppies, river monsters, gulls and aliens.
How former heavyweight world champion boxer Nikolai Valuev fared on his expedition to find the yeti. Plus Sally Morgan, illiteracy amongst podcast hosts and ghosts with a liking for phone shops.
In the 100th episode of Righteous Indignation Trystan talks to writer and artist Henry Hemming about eccentrics. Henry explains what it means to be considered eccentric in England today, the link with mental illness and how society should go to greater lengths to understand them.
Litz Butcher is a 'psychic adviser, spirit worker, spiritual intuitive counsellor, writer, healer, teacher, student astrologer and occult practitioner'. She offers online psychic development classes and, as of October 2011 will be teaching at the School of Intuition and Healing in London.
Trystan spent the best part of half a decade actively immersing himself in paranormal and Fortean investigations. For his efforts he emerged with headaches, lots of enemies, a sideline in hoaxing and invaluable experience of how wishful thinking can affect us all. He sat down with Hayley to talk about crop circles at a recent ‘skeptics in the pub’ talk.
This weeks guest is Andrew Sceats, a complementaryhealth thearapist with twenty-years of experience, based in Shropshire, England, who specialises in ear candling.
Seeing the deceased you love Magic tape, dogs, chiropractors, science & WTF?! Husband saving, wife enslaving potpourri!
News stories Best proof of Bigfoot since Patterson-Gimlin footage? Head to France in 2012! Psychic sheep, or ASBO mutton?
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untruthful shoes, unicorns on Mars, psychic tips offs, a special feature from Trystan and an interview with Ash Pryce from the Edinburgh Skeptics about how talk 'How to be a psychic conman'.
