From crystal balls to courthouse battles, this episode with <a href='https://www.instagram.com/tombwithaviewpodcast/'>Liz Clappin</a> and <a href='https://www.instagram.com/cemetery_nerd/'>Cynthia Jennings</a>, dives into the history of fortune telling — from the start of Spiritualism, to Atlanta as a hotspot for spiritualists, mediums, and prophets, a place where faith, folklore, and hustles collided.
We talk about Queen Kulu, Nancy Kendell, and Tobie Grant - and mysterious male fortune teller who exposed secrets and then left town. 
 
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From crystal balls to courthouse battles, this episode with Liz Clappin and Cynthia Jennings, dives into the history of fortune telling — from the start of Spiritualism, to Atlanta as a hotspot for spiritualists, mediums, and prophets, a place where faith, folklore, and hustles collided.
We talk about Queen Kulu, Nancy Kendell, and Tobie Grant - and mysterious male fortune teller who exposed secrets and then left town. 
 
Want to support this podcast? Visit here
Email: thevictorialemos@gmail.com
Facebook | Instagram 
 

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Fortune Telling

Fortune Telling

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