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EPISODE · Feb 5, 2024 · 54 MIN

Women on The Fringe interview with the authors!

from Twilight Tonic Paranormal Podcast · host Dee Dee Moonflyer

In the latest episode of the Twilight Tonic Paranormal podcast, host DeeDee Moonflyer sits down with Denise A. Agnew, Marie D. Jones, and Nicole Strickland to discuss their highly anticipated book, "Women On The Fringe: Groundbreaking Women in The Paranormal." This illuminating conversation sheds light on the pivotal roles women have played in unraveling the mysteries of the paranormal, UFOs, cryptids, and psi abilities. Diving deep into the heart of spiritualism and today’s avant-garde investigations, the authors reveal the untold stories of women who have pioneered in these enigmatic fields. From the early trailblazers to the contemporary researchers making significant strides worldwide, "Women On The Fringe" celebrates the diverse intellects and voices of women who, driven by a passion for the unknown, have ventured into the depths of the greatest mysteries of humankind. This episode is a tribute to their relentless pursuit of the truth, showcasing the profound impact of women on the fringe of paranormal research. Contact info: linkedin.com/in/nicoledstrickland agnewcreativemedium.com mariedjones.com

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