Every day, in every newsroom around the world, there's a meeting to decide what leads the news.

It's often argumentative and occasionally heated.

In this new podcast, you'll get to hear the argument for yourself.

As each week, three journalists pitch the story they think mattered most.

And at the end of each episode, I'll decide what comes out on top.

I'm James Harding and from Podomo and Tortoise, this is the News Meeting.

Find it wherever you get your podcasts.

Today on The Grave Talks, who are we when we die?

A conversation with Gar-Allen.

When we pass on how much influence do we have on our current physical world?

Are we able to help solve crimes?

Can we write wrongs or the past?

Can we influence those who need to move in a positive direction or drive those who we hate and to madness?

Or can we simply choose to come back as a new, evolved human?

The past lessons under our belt ready to live a life of heightened awareness.

So many questions, so few answers.

Today, we discuss all of that and more with Gar-Allen on The Grave Talks.

When I, on the street I grew up in as a young child, there was a family.

And the first case in the first ghost crimes book is based on that family story.

And the police were involved and nobody would talk about what had happened.

And it was only later that I understood that it was sort of being covered up in a way

because there was possession involved.

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