The night may be long and the dark may be deep, but the answers are there to be found.

Whether it's the normal, the abnormal, or the paranormal, you're in the right place.

Let's go beyond reality.

Welcome to the show.

Great to have everybody with us tonight as we kick off a Tuesday night program.

We'll be talking about dreams tonight

with Craig Sim Webb. He's an author, an artist, and a researcher. We'll be talking about

lucid and applied dreaming, pre-cognitive and telepathic dreams. He'll also be talking about his

new book, which is a very, very fascinating book. It's called The Dreams Behind the Music. Did

you know? And you probably did. You probably have an artist that you follow or like. And when I say

artist, I'm a musical artist who talked about a song, a hit song maybe, coming to them in a dream.

I know it happened to Paul McCartney. I know it happened to others.

And those stories are quite fascinating. Why do these inspirations come to us while we're

sleeping? And then they, you know, somebody will wake up in the middle of the night and have to

write it down because if, you know, as many of us understand, that if you don't make notes

of your dreams as quickly as you can, you're likely to forget them.

That's another phenomenon that's very curious about dreams.

But anyway, we're going to be talking about musical artists in the songs that they have written and recorded and been successful with that have been inspired by dreams.

It's going to be a really interesting conversation,

because we've talked about dreams before.

We've talked about music before,

but now we get to bring the two together.

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