Duality from Snap Judgment

Spooked

KQED and Snap Studios

Chiller, Performing Arts, Ghosts, Society & Culture, Halloween, Thriller, Paranormal, Spooky, Supernatural, Personal Journals, Leisure, Arts, Horror, Fall, Mystery, Wonder, Adventure, Scary, Culture

4.6 • 15.9K Ratings

🗓️ 25 March 2025

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Summary

When Tameer gets hit in the head as a kid, he inherits an entire new lifetime of memories.

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0:00.0	Ooh, spooksters.
0:03.2	We've got an extra for you this week,
0:05.2	something we thought you dig from our sister show Snap Judgment.
0:09.6	If you are not subscribed,
0:11.5	Snap Judgment is on podcast platforms everywhere,
0:14.4	and this Snap.
0:16.0	But it tells us to spooked adjacent territory.
0:19.1	We hope you dig it.
0:20.7	Amazing stories with a beat.
0:22.6	Snap judgment.
0:27.6	Snap,
0:28.6	Snappas.
0:31.6	Have you ever had a memory that just got stuck in your head?
0:34.6	Maybe on loop, a memory you just couldn't shake? Wow. When Tamir Habaka
0:40.3	was just a wee lad, he had a lifetime of him. Snap Shana Shile brings us Tamir's
0:46.3	story from the northern Israeli village of Yanu.
0:56.9	I was at a wedding with my parents.
1:02.4	I was sort of dragged to the wedding because I didn't like to attend family events.
1:03.3	I was a small kid.
1:07.1	I wanted to stay home, watch TV, you know, play on the computer.
1:11.9	Tamir was five years old in a strange village two hours away from his house.
1:17.1	I was dragged by my mother to sit next to her and then I told her I want to go to the bathroom.
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