Dreamland

The sinister death of Morris Jessup, the disturbing story of the Hexan Children, the mystery of the Dragon Project and the CIA’s Operation Often…and how the ancients moved gigantic stones. But how do they connect?

We know that whoever could move those stones stopped work very suddenly. We also know that black magic has played an unexpected role in modern technological development.

What could have moved the great platform at Baalbek in Lebanon which weighed 1,600 TONS, the equivalent of TWENTY-SIX Abrams M1 Tanks?? Or the Pyramids and so many other sites. And why, across the world, did the builders suddenly quit, often leaving half-cut stones.

Could there be a singular intelligence speaking to us through symbolic events that we interpret as paranormal? “Vuk,” from the Tracing Owls podcast, says yes—and that it is likely Earth herself. On this edition of Dreamland, we talk Gaia Theory with a man whose educational background in biology led him to build his version of the theory from the ground up—literally!

There has been a huge cottage industry built up around Nazi occultism, but what was really going on? Did they believe in occult practices and magic, or just use them as tools to inspire people to do, in the end, some of the most terrible things ever done to human beings by other human beings? Listen to this insightful, intelligent and even-handed approach and reflect on how belief in things that are not true can inspire people to shed the blood of others.

Mitch Horowitz joins Whitley for an absolutely great discussion about things like Mitch’s near encounter with an “alux” in the jungles of Belize (similar to what Alan Lamers encountered on Sulaweisi) to receiving an electric discharge from a vividly painted bas-relief of a bull in a forbidden chamber beneath the Valley of the Kings–and yes, there’s more!

Joshua Cutchin, much loved Dreamland guest, author and musician, is back to talk to Whitley about the mystery of the visitors and their strange similarity to the beings we see written about in ancient fairy lore.

In this incredible interview, Joshua and Whitley discuss the apparent connection between the visitor phenomenon, death and the afterlife, and a fascinating story about the symbolism of the white moth. What is it that links close encounters, mythology, death, and the living? Could it be that the people on the other side have technology, and that this is what we are witnessing in UFO/UAP sightings? If so, what are they trying to tell us?

Whitley has had some really scary things happen recently, and there is no doubt of their high strangeness origin. He’s been feeling desperate–and when you hear why, you’ll definitely agree. But what to do about it? Enter Raven Dana.

Historian Alicia Puglionesi joins us on Dreamland to discuss her book, In Whose Ruins: Power, Possession, and the Landscapes of American Empire, which gives us the historically accurate origin of mound-builder myths in America and tells us why certain political and corporate powers promoted them. Then, for subscribers, we turn to her first book, Common Phantoms: An American History of Psychic Science, which draws on unexplored archives of participant-reported data to breathe new life into psychic experiments of the 1850s into the 20th century. Subscribe to UnknownCountry.com and explore with us!

Too many Bigfoot researchers squelch the high strangeness aspects of the phenomenon because they’re after mainstream credibility, so the other incredible events that often go along with these sightings are frequently ignored. Despite this, Bigfoot witnesses often report glowing orbs, telepathic communications, and time slips in conjunction with their Bigfoot experience. Dr. Simeon Hein, experienced remote viewer and director of the Institute for Resonance Viewing in Boulder, Colorado, returns to Dreamland to share a new vision of Bigfoot.