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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2021 · 1H 1M

Hacking the Afterlife with Jennifer Shaffer, David Bowie, George Harrison and Dick Lindheim

from Hacking The Afterlife podcast · host richardmartini

Another wild session with Jennifer.  We began to chat about the inauguration, and David Bowie stopped by to talk about the music and musicians.  Jennifer wasn't aware of what Jon Bon Jovi played, just that he performed.  She was shown a photograph of someone like Yogananda associated with that song - I asked if we could speak to the fellow who wrote it.   George had a message for his wife Olivia as well as for his pal Russ, who is a friend of mine.  We then spoke about the process of how people on the flipside pass along messages to their loved ones, and our moderator Luana Anders stepped in to direct that conversation. She spoke about her relationship with her father - something that is not public knowledge, but I was aware of it. Finally, we had a chat with a friend who passed a few days ago, former Paramount TV EVP Dick Lindheim.  I've known Dick for 20 years, and he had some interesting and profound things to say about his journey into the flipside in this hour long podcast.

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