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I'm your host James Corbett of Corbett Report.com, podcasting to you as always from the sunny

climbs of Western Japan here on this 22nd day of October 2012.

Welcome to episode 248 of the Corbett Report podcast, The Art of Embunking.

Now listeners to episode 236 of Corbett Report Radio will be able to cast their minds back to my conversation with

Freeman of Freeman TV, where we were discussing a wide range of subjects, but also the name

of Urigeller was raised that self-proclaimed psychic from the 1970s and 80s he's still around

today but was well known in the 70s and 80s for his supposed ability to do spoon bending and mind reading

etc and it was in the context of that ability to do spoon bending and mind reading, etc.

And it was in the context of that conversation that we received an important phone call

from Owen in Florida.

Hello, Hello.

When I heard your guest mention, you're a ghiller, I want to mention a few things.

I want to mention a few things but first I just want to say that

the vehicle is a fascinating subject and that I am not a big fan of some of the debunkers out there, very legitimate studies out there that, you know, for example remote viewing and so on,

that are very valid.

But when it comes to someone like Erie Keller,

I think one of the debunkers, otherwise known as James Randy,

did a pretty fantastic job.

In my opinion, exposing the guy as no fantastic psychic, but a very good performance artist.

So, you know, I think the... very good performance artist.

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