The Extraordinary Project Suzanne Clores, The Extraordinary Project

In episode one of this multi-part mystery, we learn the details of a perplexing missing persons case gone cold. Through the voice of Cath Mozino, the older sister of Dawn Mozino, we learn about Dawn's disappearance in 1989, and the frustrating lack of closure around the investigation. Frustrated by three decades of unanswered questions, Cath decides to take matters into her own hands and consults a Remote Viewer--a type of psychic investigator-- to try to find some answers.

In episode two of this three-part mystery, we get deeper into the search for Dawn Mozino, a young woman who disappeared 34 years ago outside of Bryn Mawr, PA. Dawn's younger sister, Cath Mozino, has taken an unorthodox investigative path by agreeing to work with a Remote Viewer, a type of psychic detective, who has worked on missing persons cases for 25 years. We hear some of the Remote Viewer's first findings, including an encounter with an unknown male.

The conclusion to this three-part limited series takes listeners on a final journey through the details of the Remote Viewer's transcript. EL, the Remote Viewer, describes what may have happened to Dawn, and maps her whereabouts to a location that Cath Mozino recognizes. Cath teams up with Suzanne and EL to walk the location, find closure, and begin a new chapter.

Announcing Season 3 of The Extraordinary Project: Finding Dawn, a serialized mystery about one woman's extraordinary search for her long lost sister. After Dawn Mozino disappeared in 1989, Cath Mozino waited decades for the police to solve the missing persons case. She finally took matters into her own hands and sought out unconventional, extraordinary methods in hope of finding some answers. This season follows Cath on her journey.

Photographer Shannon Taggart talks to host Suzanne Clores about her bizarre photographic journey capturing physical mediums around the world and hunting for the elusive substance of ectoplasm.

Producer and host Suzanne Clores travels to Leeds, England for a conference on the intersection of science and Spiritualism in Victorian-era Europe. Clores looks at serious questions scientists asked about spirit phenomena at the dawn of the 19th century, and endures the psychological consequences of asking those same questions today. Some disturbing audio effects may upset sensitive listeners.