In this interview, the speaker argues that the oldest religious and historical traditions should be read not as mythology, but as records of a forgotten period when non-human or supernatural beings interacted directly with mankind. From that starting point, he develops the provocative idea that modern humans are effectively aliens: beings placed into an environment to which they are poorly adapted and whose true origins lie outside the conventional account of human evolution.

The discussion moves through Christianity, Judaism, atheism, ancient pagan religion and the long conflict between theology and modern academia. The speaker argues that both sides have failed to answer the most basic questions of human existence: who are we, how did we get here and what happens next?

Ancient Egypt becomes one of the main pieces of his argument. He points to the Great Pyramid, its geometry, astronomical alignments and the knowledge he believes was encoded into its physical construction. Rather than seeing the pyramid simply as a royal tomb, he proposes that it may have been designed as a survival structure and repository of knowledge intended to endure a catastrophic destruction of civilization.

The conversation also ranges across biblical prophecy, the fall of Jerusalem in AD 70, the disappearance of the ancient gods, the collapse of the classical world and the loss of knowledge that followed. According to the speaker, humanity entered the modern age only after these beings ceased interacting openly with mankind.

He also discusses enormous ancient stone constructions such as Sacsayhuaman in Peru, arguing that the scale and precision of such monuments point toward technological abilities that conventional history has not adequately explained.

From there, the interview turns directly to human origins. The speaker rejects Darwinian evolution as an explanation for humanity and argues that the biblical account of Adam and Eden preserves a historical memory of mankind being placed into the present terrestrial environment.

His central claim is simple and deliberately provocative: humans are not indigenous to Earth.

According to this interpretation, our physical vulnerability, dependence on clothing and shelter, discomfort with death and continual struggle with the natural environment are clues that humanity was introduced into a world designed for other forms of life.

The result is a sweeping alternative account of human history in which ancient gods, lost civilizations, religion, archaeology and the mystery of human consciousness all converge on one unsettling possibility.

If mankind is an alien species, then where did we really come from?

Has modern science become imprisoned by its own beliefs? Biologist Rupert Sheldrake argues that science began as a fearless method of questioning nature but gradually hardened into a materialist worldview that treats the universe as a machine, living creatures as biological robots and consciousness as nothing more than electrical activity inside the brain. In this episode, we examine Sheldrake’s provocative claim that many ideas presented as established scientific truths are actually philosophical assumptions that have never been adequately tested.

The discussion moves through the ten central dogmas challenged in The Science Delusion, published in the United States as Science Set Free. Are the laws and constants of nature genuinely fixed? Is matter inherently unconscious? Is the mind confined to the brain? Does nature operate without purpose? Sheldrake questions whether scientific institutions have confused materialism with science itself, discouraging investigation into anything that falls outside the accepted mechanical model of reality.

We explore his controversial theory of morphic resonance, his proposal that nature may develop habits, and his argument that memory might not be stored entirely within the brain. We also consider animal consciousness, telepathy, the unexplained sense of being watched, the possibility of extended minds and the extraordinary question of whether larger natural systems—even the Sun—could possess some form of awareness.

This is not an argument against science. It is an investigation into what happens when scientific assumptions become untouchable, inconvenient evidence is dismissed and intellectual conformity determines which questions may be asked. If consciousness cannot be fully explained by matter, if nature is more organism than machine, and if the regularities of the universe can evolve, then reality may be far stranger—and far more alive—than conventional science has allowed us to imagine.

Were ancient civilizations visited or influenced by beings from beyond Earth? In this episode, Don Schorn joins us to investigate the controversial possibility of extraterrestrial contact in the distant past. From ancient texts and religious traditions to strange depictions, unexplained technology, and recurring accounts of beings descending from the heavens, we look at the evidence used to argue that humanity's earliest cultures may have experienced encounters they understood as gods. Schorn weighs the historical clues, alternative interpretations, and unanswered questions surrounding one of the most provocative ideas in ancient history.

Tonight we’re joined by author Len Kasten to discuss one of the strangest stories to emerge from the world of UFO secrecy — Planet Serpo. The story claims that following the Roswell crash, contact was established with an extraterrestrial race and a secret exchange programme eventually sent a team of Americans to a distant world in the Zeta Reticuli system. Len Kasten has spent years examining the Serpo material, alleged government leaks, witness accounts and the extraordinary claims surrounding what may have been humanity’s first journey to another planet.

How much of the Christian story was already present in Egypt centuries before the rise of Christianity?

In this interview, the speaker examines the parallels between the story of Jesus and much older Egyptian religious traditions. Drawing on Egyptian texts, comparative mythology, early Christian writings and the study of astrotheology, the discussion asks whether many familiar elements of Christianity were inherited from earlier cultures rather than appearing for the first time in the first century.

The conversation focuses heavily on Horus, Osiris, Isis and other Egyptian deities, including claims surrounding divine birth, resurrection, salvation, the winter solstice and the symbolism of the sun. The speaker argues that ideas later associated with Jesus, including the virgin birth, death and resurrection, savior figures and twelve followers, can be traced through much older religious traditions.

Particular attention is given to December 25 and the winter solstice, with the suggestion that the birth of the divine son reflects ancient solar symbolism connected with the apparent death and return of the sun during the darkest point of the year.

The episode also explores the role of Alexandria as a meeting point between Egyptian, Greek, Jewish, Roman and even Indian ideas. The speaker proposes that Christianity emerged from this cultural environment, where different religious traditions, myths and philosophical systems had been interacting for centuries.

The discussion moves through the Library of Alexandria, Hellenized Jews, Asclepius and Serapis, early Christian writers, the destruction of pagan temples and texts, and the gradual suppression of competing religious traditions.

The speaker also examines claims that figures such as Jesus, Quetzalcoatl, Hercules and other savior gods share recurring characteristics connected with solar mythology, astronomy and ancient concepts of death and rebirth.

Rather than presenting Christianity as an isolated event, the interview places it within a much older history of religious symbolism stretching across Egypt, Greece, Mesopotamia, India, Britain and the wider ancient world.

Was Christianity a completely new revelation, or the latest expression of religious ideas humanity had been developing for thousands of years?

In this interview, Russian researcher Valery Uvarov presents his theories about the true purpose of the pyramids, the origins of ancient Egyptian knowledge and humanity’s forgotten contact with advanced civilizations. He describes more than twenty years of research into Egypt, ancient texts, pyramid construction and what he believes are remnants of a lost scientific system inherited from beings connected with Mars, the vanished planet Maldek and a civilization existing in a parallel dimension of Earth.

Uvarov recounts a remarkable experience near the Giza pyramids in January 1993, when he claims to have encountered an unusual energy influence that radically changed his understanding of Egyptian history. He argues that the pyramids were designed as functioning instruments: receivers and transmitters capable of interacting with planetary energies, human consciousness and other civilizations.

The conversation moves through the geometry of the Great Pyramid, quartz, resonance, sound and the alleged activation of pyramid structures. Uvarov describes an experiment inside the Great Pyramid in which Tibetan chanting was used to create vibration throughout the structure, followed by what he says was an unexpected telepathic communication telling him that the pyramid had been successfully “switched on.”

He also explains his controversial theory that pyramids could preserve an energetic copy of an individual, allowing knowledge and abilities from a previous life to be transferred into a later incarnation. This leads into reincarnation, ancient Egyptian kingship and experiments carried out inside a modern pyramid constructed according to principles he believes were inherited from ancient Egypt.

The discussion then turns toward planetary catastrophe. Uvarov argues that several enormous asteroid impacts altered Earth’s rotational axis, destroyed advanced civilizations and changed the energetic conditions of the planet. He connects these events with Atlantis, ancient civilizations in the Pacific, the former geography of the polar regions and traditions describing unusually long human lifespans.

Uvarov also discusses the so-called Wands of Horus, devices containing metals and crystals that he believes were used by ancient Egyptians to regulate the body’s energy systems, assist the development of unusual abilities and protect people exposed to powerful pyramid environments.

Finally, he proposes that networks of pyramids may once have functioned like acupuncture points across the Earth, stabilizing planetary energies and potentially providing a means of communication with advanced civilizations beyond our own.

According to Uvarov, the ancient Egyptians did not invent their knowledge. They inherited it.

And if he is right, the pyramids may not simply be monuments from humanity’s past, but machines whose original purpose has yet to be fully understood.

Michael J. S. Carter joins us for a wide-ranging discussion about his work, research, and long-standing interest in the relationship between UFO phenomena, religion, and the Bible. We look at some of the strange encounters described in ancient scripture, the possibility that certain biblical accounts may preserve descriptions of unexplained aerial phenomena, and how modern ideas about extraterrestrial visitation might change the way we read some of these ancient texts.

the conversation turns to one of the most extraordinary passages in the Old Testament: the vision of the prophet Ezekiel. He describes a stormy apparition, brilliant fire, strange living beings, gleaming structures, and the famous “wheel within a wheel” moving beside them. Was Ezekiel describing a religious vision in the symbolic language of his age, or could the passage record an encounter with something physical and technological that he simply had no vocabulary to describe? i am thalking about Ezekiel’s Wheel — what on earth is going on?

The pyramids of Egypt have stood for more than four thousand years, but their dimensions continue to provoke an unsettling question: were they simply monumental tombs, or did their builders deliberately encode mathematics, astronomy and sacred geometry into stone?

This episode investigates the numerical relationships found in the Great Pyramid and the wider pyramid tradition of Egypt. From the royal cubit and the Egyptian seked to claims involving pi, the golden ratio, geometric proportions, cardinal alignment and the stars of Orion, we separate measurable facts from modern interpretation.

We also turn to the surviving evidence of Egyptian mathematics, including the Rhind and Moscow Mathematical Papyri, and ask what the pyramid builders actually knew, what they could calculate, and how far their architectural knowledge may have gone.

Some patterns are easily explained. Others are harder to dismiss.

Was there really a pyramid code, or have centuries of researchers been imposing order on measurements that were never intended to carry a hidden message?

Pyramids, Hidden Tunnels and the Lost Builders of Ancient Mexico

Long before the Aztecs ever saw Teotihuacan, the city was already ancient, abandoned and mysterious. Its original name is lost. The identity of the people who founded it remains uncertain. Even the language spoken by many of its inhabitants is still debated. Yet at its height, Teotihuacan became one of the largest cities in the ancient world, dominated by immense pyramids, vast ceremonial avenues and a carefully planned urban landscape that still raises difficult questions.

In this podcast, I explore the mystery of Teotihuacan through archaeology, architecture, religion and the strange discoveries made beneath the city itself. We move along the Avenue of the Dead, enter the story of the Pyramid of the Sun and Pyramid of the Moon, and examine the underground tunnels, caves, burials, offerings and hidden chambers that have transformed our understanding of the site.

Teotihuacan was far more than a collection of pyramids. It was a huge metropolis filled with apartment compounds, workshops, merchants, priests, craftsmen and communities with connections stretching across Mesoamerica. Obsidian moved through its markets. Foreign goods reached its neighbourhoods. Its symbols and political influence appeared far beyond the Valley of Mexico. Somehow, a city whose rulers remain almost invisible became one of the most powerful centres in the ancient Americas.

Then there are the stranger discoveries. Archaeologists have uncovered thousands of ritual objects beneath the Temple of the Feathered Serpent, unusual metallic spheres, traces of liquid mercury and evidence that underground spaces may have represented parts of the supernatural world. The orientation of the city has also produced decades of debate over astronomy, sacred geography and whether mountains, sunsets and celestial events helped determine the placement of its greatest monuments.

And then, after centuries of power, Teotihuacan began to break apart. Important buildings were burned. Elite areas were damaged. Political authority appears to have fractured. Drought, rebellion, internal conflict and environmental pressure have all been proposed as part of the explanation, but no single theory has completely solved the problem.

This is the mystery of Teotihuacan: a city capable of engineering one of the most extraordinary urban landscapes of the ancient world, while leaving behind remarkably little certainty about the people who commanded it. Who built it? Who ruled it? What were the tunnels beneath its temples really for? Why was so much of the city deliberately destroyed? And how did a civilization powerful enough to shape Mesoamerica come so close to disappearing from history?

What if crop circles are more than elaborate patterns flattened into fields?

In this interview, the speaker recounts decades of personal investigation into the crop circle phenomenon, beginning with an unexpected connection between crop circle designs, Hopi symbolism and indigenous traditions. His interest led him to Wiltshire, England, where he began visiting formations firsthand and became convinced that something more than simple mechanical hoaxing was involved.

He describes entering his first crop circle in 1991 and experiencing what he believed was a physical barrier at its edge, followed by a powerful change in atmosphere once he approached the formation differently. From there, the discussion moves into hundreds of later visits, reports of unusual electromagnetic effects, malfunctioning cameras, strange sensations, dowsing experiments and formations that appeared to produce very different reactions in different people.

The episode also examines the symbolic side of the phenomenon. Crop circle designs are compared with sacred geometry, Hopi petroglyphs, Aboriginal traditions, Celtic symbolism, runes and other ancient systems. The speaker argues that some formations appear to contain imagery capable of speaking across cultures, suggesting an intelligence familiar with human history and symbolism.

The conversation then turns to the question of how genuine crop circles might be created. The speaker discusses reports of formations appearing within seconds, flashes of light over fields, eyewitness accounts of crops moving without visible machinery and claims of microscopic changes to plants and soil inside some formations.

He also addresses human circle makers and the difference between formations deliberately constructed with boards and ropes and those he believes show physical effects that are harder to explain mechanically.

One of the strangest possibilities raised is that the intelligence behind crop circles may not be extraterrestrial at all. Instead, the speaker suggests it could originate from another dimension, another relationship with time, or even humanity’s own future.

Perhaps most intriguing are experiments in which groups deliberately meditated on specific geometric patterns, only for similar crop circle designs to appear soon afterward.

Are crop circles messages, experiments, natural electromagnetic events, human artwork, or evidence that another intelligence is trying to communicate with us?

And if they are messages, have we even begun to understand what they are saying?