Predictive Programming
Ouch! Was that a Ghost?

Predictive Programming

B1IntermediateJanuary 22, 202638 min

This week the topic is predictive programming. The theory that media, and print is being used to enact society wide change. That news, movies, tv shows, including a seemingly unassuming cartoon that has been around since 1989 that may be being used to influence how we think. Let me know if you think it is all coincidence or this is being done by design, and if you know of any examples we missed. Thank you so much for listening! sourcesPredictive...

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Welcome to Outsh! Was that a ghost? This podcast may contain graphic material, which some listeners may find disturbing.

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Listener discretion is advised, is advised. Help me! Now that we covered that, Here's your host, Liz.

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Welcome back to Outro's Out of Goans. Today, back again with me is Natasha. What? What? From Closed to Cosmic. And also the co-host of Creep It Weird, along with myself.

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