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Welcome to The Lost Tapes!A podcast for the curious, the open-minded, and the truth seekers. Through storytelling, deep dives, and investigations, we explore the hidden layers of reality, from paranormal encounters and spiritual mysteries to secret societies and the…
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What Grief Teaches Us (opens the original)
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Grief is one of the most universal parts of being human, but it is also deeply personal. In this episode, we explore how loss can reshape the way we understand love, memory, mortality, and the value of being alive. Because sometimes grief is not only about what is gone, it is also about what remains. Thank you for being here and listening to The Lost Tapes.
Charles Manson: Helter Skelter, Mind Control & the CIA (opens the original)
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The swastika, the Family, the phrase Helter Skelter. You know the surface. But underneath it is a story tangled up with secret CIA drug experiments, a psychiatrist who turned up in Haight-Ashbury the same year Manson did, and a journalist who spent twenty years chasing a connection he could never quite prove. During this episode of The Lost Tapes we trace Manson from prison to the Tate-LaBianca murders and follow the trail into MKULTRA, separating what's documented fact from what just feels clos
It Comes Through The Mother: A Horror Short Story (opens the original)
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To celebrate Summerween, tonight’s episode takes us deep into the woods with “It Comes Through the Mother,” a story about buried family secrets, inherited fear, and the ancient things waiting to be remembered. Follow @thelosttapes22 on Instagram for episode updates and to send in your own strange, paranormal, or unexplained stories. Happy Camping!
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