Everybody Has A Story

Episode 35 A Whale Of A Tale!

Everybody Has A Story

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Story: 01 A Whale Of A Tale!

This story is about a courageous woman sailor who had a “whale” of an adventure, while serving in the U.S. Navy. Is this tale true, or are we spinning a whopper?

Story: 02 The Klerksdorp Spheres.

What are they? How’d they get here? Who or what made them? Listen up and find out. All shall be revealed in this episode!

Story: 03 Not Your Average Parlor Trick.

During a reception for a deceased American Buddhist monk — the family members of the monk all of a sudden flip out? Find out how a master monk was able to nail peoples’ deepest secrets!

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