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The Paracast — The Gold Standard of Paranormal Radio

November 3, 2024 — Paranormal Investigator James Creachbaum

Nov 3, 2024
01:50:01
Gene and cohost Tim Swartz take you on a fascinating, sometimes frightening journey through the strange and the unknown with James Creachbaum (Doctor J.C.), who has been investigating the paranormal for over 30 years all over the U.S. He says there is nothing in the field that he hasn't seen or done to help people with paranormal problems. The "Paranormal Doctor" retired from boots on the ground helping people in 2019, and has been on cable TV shows and  paranormal radio shows. His experiences include participating in exorcisms, closing spirit portals, detaching spirits from people and objects. James has seen spirits since a very young age. Over the years, he has helped paranormal teams and families with paranormal problems, and he tries to educate people on the dangers of messing with this field. James is the Monday host on Night Dreams Talk Radio Network which airs at 9 pm Eastern with guests covering all things paranormal. His website: jcthehitmanshow.com

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