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For most of us, lying down for sleep at the end of a long day

is something we look forward to.

Maybe we worry about the events of the day or have a little insomnia.

Maybe we snuggle with a loved one or read a bit before turning out the light.

But for some of us, the night is a realm of dread,

and sleep is but a portal to terror.

Because when some of us go to sleep, we awake to a terrible presence in the

room.

Perhaps we can't see it, but we know it's there.

We feel these things crawl crawl into our bed, and we're paralyzed and unable to

fight back as we feel something, climb on top of us and press us down into the bed.

It's reported around the world, across cultures, across time.

Maybe it's happened to you.

It's happened to me. But in this episode of Munster Talk, we'll be talking to someone who can tell us what's really going on.

And maybe, just maybe, the night can become a safe place again.

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monster. Yeah. Monster Talk.

On this episode of Monster Talk we welcome Dr. Brian Sharpless, co-author of an upcoming book on one of the most fascinating phenomena that I have experienced myself, sleep paralysis. The book is titled Sleep Paralysis, Historical, and Medical Perspectives. Dr. is a

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