More bad psychics and their absurdities exposed! (Wednesday, November 13, 2013)

The old adage, ‘The truth is stranger than fiction,’ certainly applies when it comes to the weird, whacky and sometimes fraudulent practices of the professional psychic world.

Eye on the Paranormal host Kirby Robinson has been following the antics of the psychic world throughout his professional career, and returns to this topic in this week’s podcast.

Picking up from last week’s episode, Kirby will continue to explore bad psychics and their absurdities (visit the link for a list of some of the stories).

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A Christian paranormal investigator, demonologist and exorcist, Kirby manages and writes at the Eye on the Paranormal blog where a wealth of articles about the paranormal have been published for the past five years. His program on the God Discussion network airs weekly.

Show Time: Wednesday night, November 13, 2013, 7 Pacific / 8 Mountain / 9 Central / 10 Eastern (International people, a good time zone converter is available at TimeAndDate.com. A useful point of reference is New York, which is Eastern time.)

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