Nightmares - The Paranormal Podcast 914

The Paranormal Podcast

Jim Harold

Documentary, Society & Culture

4.5 • 4.9K Ratings

🗓️ 25 November 2025

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

Theresa Cheung returns to explore the powerful world of dreams. She talks about why she delved into world of fiction, how the story in her debut novel, NightBorn, weaves real dream-work principles into a fast-paced plot, and why readers are reporting unusually vivid dream recall just from seeing the cover. Theresa also breaks down how dreams function as symbolic messages, why nightmares can be useful, and how precognitive dreams show up in everyday life more often than people realize. Theresa explains how creative minds have long used the liminal dream state for problem-solving and imagination, then offers insight into Jim’s recurring “old boss” nightmare and what it might mean. It's a grounded, insightful conversation about the inner world we visit every night. You can find NightBorn at Amazon: https://amzn.to/49VQIzV Thanks Theresa! -- – This post contains Amazon affiliate links that benefit Jim Harold Media when you make a qualifying purchase. Thank you for your support! – HOLIDAY ORNAMENT CONTEST Get in on the holiday fun and maybe win a great prize with your own creation. Get all the details at ⁠https://jimharold.com/holiday2025⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hey Harry.
0:00.7	Hello mate.
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0:30.8	Nightmares are dreams too.
0:32.3	We're going to talk about it on this edition of the paranormal podcast.
0:50.7	Music on this edition of the Paranormal Podcast. Welcome to the Paranormal Podcast. I am Jim Harold and so glad to speak with you once again. And I think we have a fascinating show because, you know, sometimes we'll talk about ghosts or UFOs or cryptids. And not everybody has experienced that, but everyone has experienced a dream or, dare I say, a nightmare. And there's a new book out, very popular doing very well, some great reviews I'm hearing,
1:16.9	Nightbourne.
1:18.3	Some dreams must be set free.
1:20.8	Nightmares, after all, are dreams too.
1:23.9	And it's the debut novel of Teresa Chung, who has written many books, but this is her first novel, Nightbourne, and we're so glad to have her with us.
1:31.9	She is a modern mystic and Sunday Times best-selling dreams, spiritual and paranormal author.
1:38.1	Since leaving King's College, Cambridge University with a degree in theology and English. She has written numerous best-selling
1:45.0	books and encyclopedias, which have been translated into dozens of different languages.
1:50.4	She has regularly appeared on ITV this morning as their dreams and spiritual expert, as well as
1:56.1	on various BBC radio shows, and she lives in the UK, and we're so glad to have her back on the show
2:03.7	again. It's always a pleasure. Teresa, welcome back to the program. I feel like your recurring nightmare,
2:10.4	Jim. A lot of people feel like that they just can't get rid of me. It's like, ah, not him again.
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