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Excerpts from Kimball on DMR, 29 June 2010

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A couple of days ago, on Tuesday, June 29, 2010, I returned for a 2 hour appearance on Dark Matters Radio, hosted by the one and only Don Ecker. Don and I covered a lot of ground, and in this episode of The Other Side of Truth I’ve excerpted the two parts that I found the most interesting. In the first, I discuss why I think the discovery of who we are as indivduals is the really important journey to be had in paranormal research. In the second, Don asks me to describe one of the strangest experiences Holly Stevens and I had while filming Ghost Cases in 2009.

http://tosot.podbean.com/2010/07/02/paul-kimball-excerpts-from-dark-matters-radio-29-june-2010/

The excerpts runs about 20 minutes. To hear the entire episode, and all of the other great episodes Don has done since his return earlier this year to live radio, I encourage everyone to check out the Dark Matters Radio archives.

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Hey Paul,

That was a good show the other night. You two kept the airwaves pretty jampacked and entertaining.

It is always nice to see people handling paranormal stuff in the manner that you do.

*I like the 'leave the instruments overnight by themselves' technique. It takes more dedication than just farting around in the dark with a camera - and alot of paranormal shows seem to rely heavily on those shots. So I appreciate it when inevestigators take it a little bit further and invest the time to do it right. And how you go over dozens of hours of footage and data (recorded in the absence of the investigator/researcher) - well that is sound methodology and I'm not the only one who appreciates you taking this approach. So here's a big Kudos to you on that.
 
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