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Ep. 3: Spirits, Angels and Seances

By: Phoebe Bennett, Nick Minter
Narrated by: Alice Lowe
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Death – or being in close proximity to death – encourages unusual social behaviour. From the birth of Spiritualism to WW1 and beyond, how are our beliefs shaped by the people we lose?
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Psychology
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I loved this one a little less, but still great.

I liked this one, but a few of the stories were a bit of a drag. Not to be an unsympathetic cow, but the story about the Boxing Day Tsunami dragged on and I kept waiting for the hysteria part of it. I thought it was a bit of a depressing way of explaining that sometimes we like to hear loved ones voices after they die. Still interesting, just not as much as the last two episodes.

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