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Who was that Honolulu talk-host who tried to undergo hypnotic regression right on the air in order to find his previous Reincarnation? I don't remember his name but I'm at least certain that he was None of the hosts already listed. Unless I'm mistaken, he eventually decided against it because several in his radio-audience called him up to tell him it's too dangerous. I don't know whether it's dangerous or not. All I know is that some therapists use hypnotic regression to help cure some emotional problems.
Who was that Honolulu talk-host who tried to undergo hypnotic regression right on the air in order to find his previous Reincarnation? I don't remember his name but I'm at least certain that he was None of the hosts already listed. Unless I'm mistaken, he eventually decided against it because several in his radio-audience called him up to tell him it's too dangerous. I don't know whether it's dangerous or not. All I know is that some therapists use hypnotic regression to help cure some emotional problems.
That practice of hypnotic regression was also used once by Honolulu radio-host Michael W. Perry when he featured hypnotist Alonzo DeMello. Dr. DeMello hypnotically regressed a lady back to a previous-reincarnation. Then they said they would try to verify whether the person from the previous life had actually existed. But I never heard about it afterwards. Maybe I missed the subsequent show which mentioned the verification.
Wow before my time and probably most on here, i only go back to the early 70s and i remember listing to the Islander Games on radio or UH football when small kid time with my ohana. I remember the big named local sportscaster who did the play by play of the games, his voice clear as day in my mind but name slips by.
But i know a group of Kama'aina who would love to talkstory with you Uncle about this subject and others.
I was in the USMC on Oahu in 1964. I remember waking up in the middle of the night with the am radio playing. I heard some music and the voice said to call in. I figured it was to request a song or such. When the host got on the phone, I said, "Do you play requests?" He answered, "No, but we do request that you give us your name."
I gave him my name, told him I was from West Palm Beach, FL. He began telling me some of the history of Palm Beach County, including the so-called "Celestial Railroad". I was amazed at his knowledge of the area. I asked him if he had eidetic memory, and he replied, "Well, it is a bit of a bother at times."
That was Sam Fisk and the show was the University of the Air.
I was in the USMC on Oahu in 1964. I remember waking up in the middle of the night with the am radio playing. I heard some music and the voice said to call in. I figured it was to request a song or such. When the host got on the phone, I said, "Do you play requests?" He answered, "No, but we do request that you give us your name."
I gave him my name, told him I was from West Palm Beach, FL. He began telling me some of the history of Palm Beach County, including the so-called "Celestial Railroad". I was amazed at his knowledge of the area. I asked him if he had eidetic memory, and he replied, "Well, it is a bit of a bother at times."
That was Sam Fisk and the show was the University of the Air.
Goodness Gracious, you are the only one besides me who remembers Sam Fisk! I wish there were more of us who remember those 1960s radio hosts.
Wow before my time and probably most on here, i only go back to the early 70s and i remember listing to the Islander Games on radio or UH football when small kid time with my ohana. I remember the big named local sportscaster who did the play by play of the games, his voice clear as day in my mind but name slips by.
But i know a group of Kama'aina who would love to talkstory with you Uncle about this subject and others.
Your more then welcome to comeby and say aloha and share your memories.
But radio wasn't big for me at this age with cable t.v and atari etc just startted.
Thanks for the link on Midlife Crisis Hawaii. I found it enjoyable. Very nostalgic.
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