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

Let's go beyond reality.

Welcome to the program. Great to have you along tonight.

We've got a very interesting discussion ahead of us tonight.

Sylvia True will be our guest tonight. Sylvia is a very interesting discussion ahead of us tonight. Sylvia True will be our

guest tonight. Sylvia is a teacher and an author. We're going to be talking about the shame of

mental illness. Now, the story that's going to unfold for us is very, very complex and very, very

unique. The book that Sylvie has written is called Where Madness Lies, and it's her second novel.

But it's a story about hope and redemption and about what we pass on, both genetically and culturally.

It's about the high price of repression, specifically repression of Nazi Germany, is one of the focuses of this discussion, and how one woman who lost nearly everything must be willing

to reveal the failures of the past in order to save future generations. There's chilling echoes

of our time in this novel, and it's based on the true story of the author's very own family.

So this is going to be quite an interesting discussion, looking forward to this tonight.

And I hope you are too.

And I hope you're all doing very, very well.

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