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Magician and fortune teller Jared Howell has spent years performing illusions about the paranormal, then the paranormal started following him offstage. He talks with psychics, magicians, paranormal investigators, and psychical researchers about the space between skepticism and belief. An exploration of how we search for meaning in the things we can’t explain.
An exploration of how we search for meaning in the things we can’t explain.
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Update frequency:
every 21 days
Average audio length:
68 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
6 episodes
since Nov. 1, 2025
episodic
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In this episode, I talk with America’s Greatest Mind Reader, Joe Diamond. I’ve followed Joe for a while, and he’s one of the few magicians I know who’s also worked closely with psychics. He was one of the first people I thought of when I started this project — and hopefully he’ll return for another…
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Solo episode from the holidays! This week I try to unpack some of my thoguhts on being a more effective tarot reader.
Books mentioned in the episode:
Tarot Reading for Magicians by Paul Voodini — the book that got me started. Image-based, intuitive tarot taught from a magician’s perspective. Stil…
In this episode of Learning to Be Liminal, Jared talks with paranormal investigator and BOO812 team member Kristen Gandy about psychic sensitivity, investigation ethics, and what it means to live with experiences you can’t fully explain.
Follow Kristen on Instagram @transient_path
In this episode I sit down with Katie Jo Glesing. Katie is an academic researcher and the founder of Boo812 a non profit aimed at empowering people to do their own paranormal investigations. We talk about her start in academic research, filming a TV show with "real" vampires, and her upcoming ventu…
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In this episode, I sit down with librarian and author Courtney Block to talk about how she found her way into the paranormal, what drew her into academic research, and why libraries end up being unexpected hubs for weird stories. We get into the comfort people find in the parano…
I'm calling this Episode 0. I just wanted to introduce myself and try to put to words what this project is.
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