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Speaker 1: Dream Sequence is a production of iHeart Podcasts, Blumhouse Television,

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Speaker 1: and Realm.

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Speaker 2: Tell me about your sleep paralysis? How long?

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Speaker 3: About a year?

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Speaker 2: How did it start?

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Speaker 4: First?

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Speaker 3: I heard them in the hallway giggling in a sort

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Speaker 3: of taunting way. And each night they're giggling got closer

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Speaker 3: to my door, until one night they opened it and

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Speaker 3: I saw them the twins.

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Speaker 2: Who are the twins?

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Speaker 3: A boy and a girl? But they're like made of

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Speaker 3: static and they each have a little knife, And each

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Speaker 3: night they get a little closer to my bed.

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Speaker 2: The last time you experienced sleep paralysis? How far away

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Speaker 2: were they from your bed?

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Speaker 3: About three feet? They started whispering to me, saying the

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Speaker 3: same thing over and over.

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Speaker 2: What do they whisper?

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Speaker 3: You won't wake up?

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Speaker 2: How long have you been? Sleep walking?

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Speaker 5: Off and on? For as long as I can remember?

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Speaker 5: But it didn't really bother me until last month.

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Speaker 2: Well it's happened.

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Speaker 5: I sleep drove, which I didn't even know as possible.

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Speaker 2: It's rare, but it happens.

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Speaker 6: The scary thought, where'd you drive to.

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Speaker 5: My child at home? It's about ten miles from where

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Speaker 5: I'm living now. And when I got out, there was

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Speaker 5: blood on the grill. So I turned myself out of

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Speaker 5: the police and they were able to rule out human blood,

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Speaker 5: which was a big relief. But I mean, somebody's probably

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Speaker 5: wondering what happened to their dog.

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Speaker 7: They talk in my sleep. I can never pronounce the

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Speaker 7: word for it.

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Speaker 2: Some mniloquy.

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Speaker 7: Not as big of a deal as other people's issues,

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Speaker 7: but it has affected my life a lot of frightened girlfriends.

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Speaker 2: What do you say in your sleep?

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Speaker 7: Scary things, apparently, things I never say while awake. My

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Speaker 7: last girlfriend broke up with me over it.

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Speaker 2: What did she say? You said?

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Speaker 7: She wouldn't tell me, she just packed her stuff, wouldn't

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Speaker 7: return my calls or texts, and she I, I'm sorry.

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Speaker 7: I really loved her.

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Speaker 2: Maybe after this is over, you won't have this problem anymore.

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Speaker 2: You mean that sincerely.

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Speaker 6: What do you do here here?

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Speaker 2: It's just your typical sleep center, your monitor. We prescribe

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Speaker 2: medicine and tell you not to drink coffee after five pm?

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Speaker 2: Do you have health insurance?

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Speaker 7: I'm between jobs another recent development. I swear it feels

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Speaker 7: like everything's gone to shit in my life. Sorry about

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Speaker 7: the language, sir.

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Speaker 2: Use whatever language best expresses yourself. Are you aware of

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Speaker 2: how expensive a sleep study.

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Speaker 7: Is I saved up some money. I don't think I

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Speaker 7: can move on with my life until I get this

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Speaker 7: taken care of.

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Speaker 2: We do have another location, a bit more remote, a

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Speaker 2: bit more relaxing, a bit cheaper free.

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Speaker 7: In fact, what's the catch.

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Speaker 2: The catch is that it's a new method, unproven.

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Speaker 7: You're not talking about cutting me open, are you?

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Speaker 2: No surgery, no pills?

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Speaker 8: What? Then?

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Speaker 2: You just sleep and dream and talk to me. The

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Speaker 2: idea is that you have this sleep disordered because of

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Speaker 2: a psychological issue.

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Speaker 7: I've had therapists already. They haven't really, it's.

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Speaker 2: Not just therapy. While you sleep, you'll be monitored.

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Speaker 7: So it's the same thing, just with added therapy.

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Speaker 9: Not recording.

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Speaker 10: I don't believe I forgot to record. I never forget.

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Speaker 9: So here's what I've learned. The National Center for Health

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Speaker 9: Services keeps what's called an NDI, a National death Index.

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Speaker 9: Around three million people die in the United States each year,

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Speaker 9: so around eight thousand deaths per day. On May seventeenth,

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Speaker 9: seven years ago, nineteen thousand people died in the United States,

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Speaker 9: over double the normal amount, which makes it the deadlyast

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Speaker 9: day in American history. No one talks about it because

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Speaker 9: there was no single event to look to. It just

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Speaker 9: looks like a statistical aberration.

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Speaker 4: Oh.

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Speaker 9: I've gone through thousands of obituaries of people who died

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Speaker 9: that day. Most of them lists the cause of death

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Speaker 9: as cardiac rests or SUNS Sudden Unexplainable nocturnal death syndrome,

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Speaker 9: which is basically just cardiac rest in your sleep. Obviously,

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Speaker 9: the majority of these are caused by cheeseburgers and not

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Speaker 9: a killer entity that resides in our subconscious minds.

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Speaker 11: And it's just like fucking with us.

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Speaker 9: But on this particular day, there's a massive uptick in

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Speaker 9: cardiac rests in people under thirty. Something happened that night.

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Speaker 9: What's it?

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Speaker 11: South just the equipment hitting up. Before I finish the sentence,

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Speaker 11: it'll probably be see will it hurt not at all?

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Speaker 11: You just go to sleep.

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Speaker 6: That's it.

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Speaker 11: That's it.

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Speaker 7: Promise not to judge me.

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Speaker 11: We're not here to judge you, Keith. We're here to

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Speaker 11: help you.

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Speaker 7: Are you going to be in here with me?

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Speaker 11: I'll be right there behind the glass. You have nothing

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Speaker 11: to worry about. We're gonna take care of you.

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Speaker 12: Thank you.

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Speaker 9: Not every story from that night was heart attacks. The

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Speaker 9: North Devon Journal on the night of May seventeenth, a woman,

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Speaker 9: Kelly Prendez, age fifty five, sleepwalks into oncoming traffic. No

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Speaker 9: past history of sleepwalking. The Green Valley Times, May seventeenth,

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Speaker 9: West Leads empties his fridge into sleep and keeps eating

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Speaker 9: until a raw hot dog lodges in his throat and

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Speaker 9: he chokes to death. No past history of nocturnal eating disorder.

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Speaker 9: The Vineyard Centennial days leading up to May seventeenth, Lucy

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Speaker 9: Jones claims her husband Ray suffered from vivid nightmares.

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Speaker 11: For him.

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Speaker 9: She says she'd watch him in his sleep and his

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Speaker 9: hands would tense up, squeezing as if they were juicing

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Speaker 9: two invisible oranges. He'd wake up and start crying. When

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Speaker 9: she asked him what he dreamt of, he refused to

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Speaker 9: talk about it. On the night of May seventeenth, Lucy

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Speaker 9: woke up to Fine Bray, still asleep, strangling their five

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Speaker 9: year old twin daughters in their beds. No past history

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Speaker 9: of murder.

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Speaker 10: It is eleven pm. I've also st up in my

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Speaker 10: lucid dream training. The texture of the speedbag is.

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Speaker 2: Just pick it up.

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Speaker 6: It's not hard.

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Speaker 10: How are you today, mister Kingship.

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Speaker 8: I'm wonderful Sadie, as I am every day. What a

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Speaker 8: blessing is to be me?

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Speaker 12: How are you wonderful as well?

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Speaker 8: Look it up? Two vocabularies, only one adjective between us.

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Speaker 8: Do you play crossword City?

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Speaker 10: I do not.

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Speaker 8: You should.

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Speaker 10: I don't have time. I'm too busy making money for you.

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Speaker 8: The thing about a crossword is it's multidisciplinary. It's a puzzle.

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Speaker 8: You're using the facts in your head, your knowledge of

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Speaker 8: the game, and your own intuition. You can beat it

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Speaker 8: even though you don't have the answers. You don't like puzzles, No,

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Speaker 8: aren't your pursuits a puzzle? Source? Understanding nightmares?

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Speaker 10: Human lives are not a puzzle to me.

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Speaker 8: It's always so funny to me? What conversations?

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Speaker 10: Why is that?

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Speaker 8: As if you don't know why?

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Speaker 10: I have a patient waiting for me.

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Speaker 8: Okay, I'll let you get to it, and little are

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Speaker 8: finishing this conversation. I'll be annual visit.

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Speaker 12: When good luck for your patient, Sadie.

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Speaker 10: Heath's lips are shortened to move isolate to mic I

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Speaker 10: want to hear what he's saying on it. You're a

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Speaker 10: weak stared activity in the hypothalamus.

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Speaker 8: M h.

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Speaker 6: Uh uh I think he's dreaming about you.

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Speaker 11: Shut up, you're blushing and you're a child.

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Speaker 7: I want to go out sometime.

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Speaker 6: Hmmm, pretty, here's the grammar of your usual dates.

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Speaker 11: I'll have you know that no one asked me out

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Speaker 6: Was that a comeback?

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Speaker 13: Maybe after we're done with that, we can play a game.

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Speaker 13: We can see what breaks first. My fists are your face.

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Speaker 6: I want this guy out of the building first thing

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Speaker 6: tomorrow morning.

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Speaker 10: Relax, be a professional. Turned down his mic. I want

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Speaker 10: to hear the dream. Stop stop leave?

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Speaker 8: Hi went.

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Speaker 2: Okay?

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Speaker 8: Well?

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Speaker 9: Last story. On May seventeenth, April, Everett started having nightmares.

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Speaker 2: Out of the blue.

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Speaker 9: She finds herself waking up in an intersection, and another

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Speaker 9: she asked her husband to watch over her. One night

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Speaker 9: they put the drawing in the article. I texted it

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Speaker 9: to Josie for comparison, but she hasn't replied yet, so

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Speaker 9: we'll see April's nightmares get progressively more intense. She tells

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Speaker 9: of lucidity beyond frequent panicked breathing. She's been enduring a

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Speaker 9: seven year long nightmare.

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Speaker 11: Sorry, I still had the volume up from his mic.

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Speaker 10: Eight subjects now, all of them.

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Speaker 6: Doctors used to be equally confident in the efficacy of

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Speaker 6: blood letting. It doesn't.

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Speaker 10: Everyone's skepticism is getting very tiring at this point.

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Speaker 11: Isn't that Eliza mazonstream it is?

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Speaker 2: Josie streams.

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Speaker 12: That's not possible.

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Speaker 10: His brain waves don't make sense. He's fully awaken to

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Speaker 11: Something's wrong.

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Speaker 10: We need to see where this goes.

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Speaker 2: He's stalking again.

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Speaker 7: Not here again, please anywhere about here?

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Speaker 2: This place is hell.

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Speaker 11: Where's it take you?

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Speaker 8: Not us?

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Speaker 12: No, no, no, we have to wake him up.

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Speaker 10: The guy who just drummed about killing you.

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Speaker 11: He's not in control, but I am. If something happens,

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Speaker 11: I'm holding you responsible.

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Speaker 10: Do what you have to do. Andrews.

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Speaker 2: You hear that right, He's in the forest, just like

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Speaker 2: the others.

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Speaker 4: Holding up with glue and duct tape. Two weeks ago.

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Speaker 9: I thought dreams were just dreams. Now I don't know

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Speaker 9: if they're a different plane of existence, or if I

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Speaker 9: share these dreams with other people, or there's a monster

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Speaker 9: living in them.

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Speaker 14: Or what you So remember Stabber and his wife from Conkon.

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Speaker 10: How are they doing?

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Speaker 8: Not great? They're dead.

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Speaker 10: I have a theory.

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Speaker 4: Maybe it's a hypothesis.

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Speaker 9: Hit me, it's preparing. It's like us carbo loading before race.

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Speaker 9: There's the people at Hongkon, the dream sequence patients, and

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Speaker 9: who knows who else. This is how it builds up energy.

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Speaker 9: It's how it eats. In May seventeenth is right around.

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Speaker 8: The corner seven year anniversary.

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Speaker 10: Hang on, I'm getting another call.

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Speaker 9: I have to take it.

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Speaker 4: Josie.

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Speaker 9: It's good to hear from you. Do you get my text, Josie,

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Speaker 9: say something.

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Speaker 14: I'm in the forest again.

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Speaker 10: Turn on the dream Hannah.

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Speaker 2: Barra, Shohn Breads. Those are our first three patients.

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Speaker 8: Hector and.

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Speaker 13: Eli's am amazing.

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Speaker 2: Helen pose there's no way for him to know their names.

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Speaker 6: Chelsea Sadie what's going on?

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Speaker 10: I don't know.

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Speaker 6: It's time to pay your debts?

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Speaker 10: Are you asleep?

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Speaker 4: I'm not getting out this time, Josie.

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Speaker 9: Listen to me. You need to wake up.

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Speaker 14: I'm in the forest. I'm in my room in the forest.

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Speaker 14: There are others in my room. There's a knife, weak up,

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Speaker 14: juicy for so many more than last time. It's not

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Speaker 14: time for them yet, but it is time for me.

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Speaker 14: Time to pay up, or I'll be here forever.

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Speaker 9: Talk like that. You're scaring me dad.

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Speaker 14: After all? Okay, it was never my dad.

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Speaker 9: Wake up.

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Speaker 14: He's gonna kill your sister. He has a knife too, Manifold, No, Heath.

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Speaker 7: Sadie, goodbye, Craig, goodbye.

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Speaker 11: And seriously, Sadie, what's happening?

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Speaker 10: I said, I don't know?

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Speaker 2: Crab?

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Speaker 6: What is he saying, Sadie?

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Speaker 2: Crab? Sadie Crab.

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Speaker 10: I'm gonna wake him up.

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Speaker 11: Oh, now that he's saying your name, Sadie, where's Sadie?

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Speaker 12: She's waking up?

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Speaker 2: Heath, what's wrong?

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Speaker 10: Get away from me, Heath, drop the knife.

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Speaker 4: Please don't kill me.

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Speaker 10: He's not awake. Okay, his eyes are closed. He's not

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Speaker 6: But do I do?

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Speaker 2: Good Bye?

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Speaker 10: Actor, stay calm as he's sick. Goodbye, no Jo, Okay,

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Speaker 10: don't look.

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Speaker 4: You don't want to see Josie.

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Speaker 12: I have to call Josie.

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Speaker 11: She's in danger. Josie, wake up.

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Speaker 15: Goodbye, Josie, Josie, Josie, you're listening to dream Sequence Written

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Speaker 15: and created by Andrew Martin Robinson, directed by Dave Beasley

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Speaker 15: and John Brooks.

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Speaker 1: Executive producers are Molly Barton, Dave Beasley, John Brooks, and

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Speaker 1: iHeart Podcasts Chris Dicky and Noah Feinberg for Blumhouse Television.

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Speaker 1: Producers for Realm are Fred Greenhoalge, Marcus Thorne, Bagala and

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Speaker 1: Rhoda Bayessa. Associate producer Michael Colter. Starring Jesse Case and

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Speaker 1: Alice Kremmelberg, with performances by Shalini, Bethina Einer, Gunn, Nick Osborne,

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Speaker 1: Winifred Anne Kincannon, Tara Brown, Emily Barry, Linelle Scott, Shannon McClung,

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Speaker 1: Dave Huber, Hugo Armstrong, Cooper, Tomilson, Joel Haberley, Simaj Miller,

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Speaker 1: Dean Simone, and Brian Finney. Additional Voices by Patrick Higney,

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Speaker 1: Fred Greenhoalch, John Brooks, Christina Telesca, and Kaylan West. Casting

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Speaker 1: by Sunday Bowling Kennedy and Meg Mormon Production manager Devin Shepherd,

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Speaker 1: Production Coordinator Angela Yee. Dialogue editing by Corey Barton, Sound

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Speaker 1: designed by Rory O'shay and Dan Powell. Final mixed by

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Speaker 1: Kaylan West. Original score composed by Marcus Thorne Pagala Songs

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Speaker 1: for Josie by Kaylan West. Recorded at Real Voice Los

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Speaker 1: Angeles and Citybox, New York City. This podcast was recorded

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Speaker 1: under a SAG after collective bargaining agreement. Dream Sequence is

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Speaker 1: a production of iHeart Podcasts, Blumhouse Television, and Realm. Find

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