The Michael Decon Program

Episode 339: Angels & Aliens 

Keith’s book, Angels and Aliens: UFOs and the Mythic Imagination (Addison-Wesley, 1991) was hailed by the San Francisco Chronicle as “Magnificent…no matter what your beliefs, the most fascinating book written on the subject,” and by Venture World as “probably the most profound book on the UFO controversy yet to appear.”

Harvard psychiatrist John Mack credited Keith’s writing with launching Mack’s interest in reports of individuals taken against their will by apparently alien beings.

Keith’s 1982 interview with Robert Bly has been credited with initiating the “men’s movement” exploring contemporary masculinity and manhood, and his 1994 published conversation with best-selling author Carlos Castaneda (“Portrait of a Sorcerer”) marked the legendary recluse’s first public remarks in over two decades.

Episode 337: UFO's & Ghost's 

Andrew Radziewicz a New York Firefighter, discusses his story from remembering his past life at 4 years old to a military sighting when he was 19 years old of two unidentified objects seen over the Gulf of Mexico by him and 20 other officers and crew of his Coast Guard crew. He says he learned how to interact with “nonhuman intelligence” in 2011 during a weeklong retreat in the California desert with Steven Greer, a former ER doctor, and ufologist.

Episode 333: In The Pursuit of UFOs 

Scott Browne is a photographer and has studied the UFO phenomena for decades. After having a strange encounter in his living room Scott began to research the topic in 1987 and has been actively seeking answers ever since.

In 2013 he launched the Facebook group “In the Field” in order to collaborate with others interested in UFOs and to share his experience and knowledge of photography and image analysis to separate truly anomalous images from fakes and misidentified objects such as airplanes, satellites, birds and other known objects that occupy our skies.

Episode 332: Beyond The Forbidden Zone

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Episode 331: America’s Discrimination Circus

Kathleen Brush, Ph.D. MBA is a management consultant that specializes in two areas: maximizing the outcomes from global strategies and improving organizational productivity by increasing the number of competent women in senior leadership.

Her Ph.D. is in management and international studies. She has more than 20 years of experience as a senior executive (CEO, GM, and CMO) for companies of all sizes, public and private, foreign and domestic. She has been conducting business internationally since 1988 and has overseen the successful sale of three companies.

Kathleen is an avid researcher and writer in her areas of specialization. Her articles and interviews have been published by Fox, CNBC, Fox Business, Washington Post, Newsweek Japan, CIO.com, The Street, Financial Times China, Bloomberg Business Week, Black Enterprise, Entrepreneur Magazine, and Training Magazine.

Her books include Racism and anti-Racism in the World: Before and after 1945; Watch Your Back; The Power of One: You’re the boss; and A Brief History of International Relations: The World Made Easy. Currently, in-process and planned for publication in 2021 is Silent Sexism: Women wake up and take charge.

Episode 330: Highbrow Drivel

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Highbrow Drivel delivers hilarious takes from serious exerts. Every week, comedian Anthony Jeannot introduces one of his comedian friends to an academic, scientist, politician or expert of some kind.

Over the course of roughly an hour, the group will offer thought-provoking topics, expert guests, and hilarious commentary.

Host, Anthony Jeannot is a critically acclaimed stand-up who has sold out shows in Australia, England, Scotland, Sweden, and more. In 2020, Anthony released his debut stand-up album, aptly named Stand-Up Comedy Album, which is available on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, and more.