Host Julian Dorey and comedian-researcher Mark Gagnon explore the intersections of occult history, modern conspiracies, and online radicalization, touching on Freemasonry, Aleister Crowley, remote viewing programs, and claims tied to Jeffrey Epstein’s communications. The discussion situates sensational narratives alongside documented historical episodes and asks how information ecosystems shape public understanding of UAP-adjacent themes and political influence.

Douglas James Cottrell, often referred to as “Canada’s Edgar Cayce,” is a renowned intuitive, trance clairvoyant, and spiritual teacher whose extraordinary abilities have captivated audiences around the world. For decades, he has explored the frontiers of consciousness through deep-mind meditation and quantum-style remote viewing, offering insight into health, spirituality, prophecy, and the mysteries of human potential. His work blends scientific curiosity with metaphysical wisdom, providing practical guidance for personal growth, wellness, and understanding the unseen dimensions of life. Widely respected for his accuracy, compassion, and dedication to teaching others how to access higher states of awareness, Douglas James Cottrell continues to inspire seekers looking to expand their intuitive capabilities and connect with the deeper truths of existence.

Parapsychologist Dean Radin discussed reports of a present-day, government-run remote viewing program he believes is unclassified, while describing early-stage genetic research into individual differences in purported psi abilities. The conversation also examined historical program boundaries, oversight concerns, and exploratory links between psi research and UFO contact studies.

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Host Martin Willis speaks with researcher and remote viewer Ryan Kralik, who presents an information-first framework proposing that reality emerges from an underlying informational substrate. Kralik applies the model to UAP reports, remote viewing, and quantum puzzles, arguing that some observed UAP behaviors may reflect local rewriting of physical rules rather than conventional propulsion.

Host Kristian Harloff evaluates remote viewer Sebastian Martin’s assertion that 3I/ATLAS is a mothership containing dormant reptilian soldiers, contrasting these claims with NASA’s comet classification and Avi Loeb’s note of atypical motion. Harloff expresses openness to remote viewing as a concept based on past government programs but remains skeptical of Martin’s specific claims and urges reliance on forthcoming observations.

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