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ESP experiments, and mysterious psychic claims. (opens the original)
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In this episode of Arcane Answers , host Lare and co-hosts Amanda and Sara explore strange paranormal phenomena, historical ESP experiments, and mysterious psychic claims. Key Topics Covered Thoughtography & Ted Serios: Larry details the 1960s case of Ted, an unemployed bellhop in Denver who claimed to project mental images onto camera film using a paper cylinder focused at his head. Though presented as real in the 1967 book The World of Ted Serios , stage magicians later exposed the trick as an
Doomsday! (opens the original)
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This episode of the Arcane Answers podcast features host Lare and co-hosts Amanda and Sara discussing famous end-of-the-world theories, doomsday predictions, and historical apocalyptic panics. Key Topics Discussed: The 2012 Mayan Calendar & Mandela Effect : Lare explores the 2012 Mayan calendar phenomenon, theories surrounding Nibiru (Planet X), and the idea that activating the Large Hadron Collider* split reality into parallel timelines, causing the Mandela Effect.*I now know it was turned on i
Bonus episode 1: Clowns, Dolls, and bears, oh my! (opens the original)
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In this mini-episode of Arcane Answers , host Lare and co-hosts Amanda and Sara dive into three classic urban legends, strange occurrences, and mass hysteria phenomena from around the globe: The Phantom Clown Scare: Lare explores the phenomenon of creepy clown sightings—tracing back from the 1981 Boston panic rooted in "stranger danger" to the viral, internet-fueled clown resurgence of 2016. The Haunted Okiku Doll: Amanda shares a famous 1918 Japanese legend from Hokkaido about a cherished porce
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