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This episode is a complete departure from my usual content because it has nothing at all to do with the paranormal or conspiracy theories whatsoever. This year the ParaReality Podcast is very happy to participate in the 3rd annual Podcasthon! For one week, more than a thousand podcasts will highlight a charity of their choice. I have chosen Coastal Canines, out of San Diego, CA, and it is my pleasure of welcoming Jazmin and Katie from this incredible organization. Coastal Canines is an organization that facilitates the training and placement of psychiatric service and therapy dogs in San Diego. Their programs seek to reduce disparities in the accessibility of psychiatric service and therapy dogs which are often driven by systemic inequalities. I encourage everyone listening to this podcast to please check out Coastal Canines and if you can find it in your heart, donate to this wonderful organization. The work they’re doing is important and is something that is often overlooked. To donate, head over to coastalcanines.org today. Remember they are a 501(c)(3) organization, so your donation is tax deductible.
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ParaRealityHosted by Sandman, ParaReality is an award-winning investigative podcast exploring ghosts and hauntings, cryptids, UFOs and alien encounters, conspiracy theories, occult history, spiritual phenomena, and the unexplained. Through carefully researched episodes and compelling conversations with investigators, researchers, authors, witnesses, and experiencers, ParaReality examines the evidence, considers competing explanations, and leaves the final judgment to you.
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