Question for Gene or David

[Jamie1]

Audible .com Are you aware that some regions of the the world do not have the same publishing rights as america and therefore are unable to get a lot of the titles that Audible has on offer . This is most depressing as they don't actually tell you about it till you try to download it. I think this should be mentioned in the ads you have running on your podcast.

[Gene Steinberg]

Originally Posted by Jamie1

Audible .com Are you aware that some regions of the the world do not have the same publishing rights as america and therefore are unable to get a lot of the titles that Audible has on offer . This is most depressing as they don't actually tell you about it till you try to download it. I think this should be mentioned in the ads you have running on your podcast.

Actually, I didn't know, but if the ad is renewed by the agency, I'll add that particular piece of information next time. Besides, they only pay us for our U.S. listeners.

[Siani]

As I understand it, Audible.com caters for the US market. I don't know where you are, Jamie1, but I know Audible.co.uk often has special offers and freebies available. I assume Australia, Canada and other countries have their own localized versions of Audible.

[Experiencer7]

Have either of you had any experiences that accured shortly after one of your' interviews., that say, seemed to have a connection to that person or subject matter?

[David Biedny]

Originally Posted by xperiancer7

Have either of you had any experiences that accured shortly after one of your' interviews., that say, seemed to have a connection to that person or subject matter?

No, not that I can think of.

dB

[Experiencer7]

Originally Posted by David Biedny

No, not that I can think of.

dB

Ok., what about conversations with people, (in private) away from the show?
I suppose you know where I'm going with this line of questioning?

[David Biedny]

Originally Posted by xperiancer7

Ok., what about conversations with people, (in private) away from the show?
I suppose you know where I'm going with this line of questioning?

No, please fill us in.

dB

[Experiencer7]

Originally Posted by David Biedny

No, please fill us in.

dB

Well., in my own experience, simply talking about paranormal phenomena is sometimes enough to illicit an incident. I've read of hauntings that extended themselves into the homes/lives of people who though not directly involved in the primary event., knew the experiencers and had corresponded with them. There are similar examples in UFO cases, (high strangeness aspect). I'll see if I can find some suitable references to back this up. As I can't remember specific cases right now.

[Gareth]

Originally Posted by Experiencer7

Well., in my own experience, simply talking about paranormal phenomena is sometimes enough to illicit an incident. I've read of hauntings that extended themselves into the homes/lives of people who though not directly involved in the primary event., knew the experiencers and had corresponded with them. There are similar examples in UFO cases, (high strangeness aspect). I'll see if I can find some suitable references to back this up. As I can't remember specific cases right now.

This is the reason that I often freak myself out when listening or reading about really messed up spooky shit late at night on my own.

Listen to considerably scary EVP? Fahgeddaboudit

[Aaron LeClair]

Originally Posted by Experiencer7

Well., in my own experience, simply talking about paranormal phenomena is sometimes enough to illicit an incident. I've read of hauntings that extended themselves into the homes/lives of people who though not directly involved in the primary event., knew the experiencers and had corresponded with them. There are similar examples in UFO cases, (high strangeness aspect). I'll see if I can find some suitable references to back this up. As I can't remember specific cases right now.

Jeff Ritzman talks about this sort of thing a lot.