Galactic Heartbeats

Galactic Heartbeats is your go-to podcast for all things extraterrestrial, covering modern cultural phenomena, historical records, folk tales, and myths. In this episode, Dr. Raediant takes us on an in-depth exploration of the recent Red Rocks UAP sighting and Bright Star discusses their groundbreaking first attempt at a SETI protocol.

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In this episode, we explore Tim Lomas' research published in the Journal of Humanistic Psychology, examining public reactions to the recent Congressional UAP hearing and the concept of ontological shock. We also recap the documentary 'Moment of Contact,' adding depth to our discussion on how UAP disclosures are reshaping societal perspectives.

Credits:

Sound: Lossy Format

Music: "Break the Vase" by Tenderfoot

Documentary: Moment of Contact by James Fox

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Join us as we dive into the realms of science and mythology. First, we explore the Condon Report, a significant yet controversial study on UFOs conducted by the University of Colorado, revealing its insights and lingering mysteries. Then, we travel back to 19th century Japan to uncover the fascinating myth of a mysterious being and UFO sighting.

Sounds by Aaron C. Schroeder at

In this special episode, we bring you exclusive insights from UFO Fest featuring Ryan Graves. Join us as we dive into discussions on the purpose of UAPs, the role of basic geometry in their design, their potential role in monitoring Earth's resources, and the fascinating visibility of these mysterious phenomena.

Sound Credits:

- Intro Song: Betty and Barney by Ashley Nieves (not yet released)

- More Songs by Wishbeard from the Souvenir EP (not yet released)

Links:

Ryan Graves' Opening Statement on UAP Hearing https://youtu.be/Lf6y9QHj5S8?si=a2Ni0fw8me5YnKNK

Dr. Raediant & Bright Star get ready for UFO Fest and deep dive into The Trent Sighting from McMinnville, Oregon. The excitement builds as they prepare to explore one of the most famous UFO photographs ever taken, captured by Paul and Evelyn Trent in 1950.

Music: Lossy Format

Sound editing: Mothrock

Additional sounds: Pierced Ears Recording Co.

In the season finale of Galactic Heartbeats, join Dr. Raediant and Bright Star as they venture to the mystic woodlands of Forks, Washington, a place known for its otherworldly charm and tales. Amidst the towering evergreens and whispered legends, our hosts curate an extraordinary playlist of alien-inspired songs. This episode not only reveals the top ten songs that made it into the mix but also delves into the stories and inspirations behind each selection. From the echoes of ancient alien lore to the futuristic sounds of space exploration, Dr. Raediant and Bright Star share their journey in crafting a playlist that serves as a bridge between Earth and the endless expanse of the universe.

Credits:

Sound Design and Editing: Mothrock

Music: Lossy Format

Sounds: Pierced Ears Recording

In this episode of Galactic Heartbeats Podcast, we explore the impact of OpenAI's latest AI model, Sora, on UAP disclosure and the challenges posed by deep fakes. We also dive into social media addiction, highlighted by the relationship dynamics in "Love is Blind" as participants get their devices back.

Reptilian or regular Secret Service Agent

Music: Lossy Format

Sound Design: Mothrock & Bright Star

Editing: Mothrock

Join Dr. Raediant and Bright Star with guests Leslie and Stephen Shaw, authors of "Who They Are and What They're Up To," as they discuss the mysteries of a secret advanced human civilization. The Shaws will share their research and insights on how these societies have evolved since the great flood among other aspects of their alien encounters.

Home - Who They Are (whotheyarebook.com)

Instagram @leslie.shaw.author

Poem: The Boogyman

Music by: Lossy Format

Sound Design by: Mothrock

Additional Sounds by: Pierced Ears Recording Co.