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Dreamland: Chris Dunn on the Giza-Tesla Connection Chris Dunn, the legendary author of the Giza Power Plant says that the Great Pyramid was an energy generator that can be restored. Don’t miss a word of this important conversation. Learn why the King’s Chamber is probably a maser and how the fact that it’s tuned to 440 megahertz supports this idea. Chris’s new and revolutionary ideas are explored thoroughly in this enlightening interview. Could we break the grip of fossil fuels at last with an entirely new power source that would be completely clean and essentially limitless? Chris thinks so, and he tells us exactly why! Visit Chris at GizaPower.com. Get Giza, the Tesla Connection now. Click here.

PMH Atwater is 86 years old. After a difficult, dangerous, incredible and wonderful life, she brings to us the wisdom that has been gained from the terror she has known from abandonment and rape to the wonder she has found in as intense a spiritual quest as you will ever be witness to.

Great show with Preston Dennett about his new book covering humanoid (and other) encounters. Whitley and Preston have great rapport as Preston tells some really excellent stories and Whitley brings his deep knowledge of the close encounter experience to the table.

When it comes to understanding experiencers, what can science bring to the table? Dr. Tyler Kokjohn joins guest host Jeremy Vaeni to talk about their ground-breaking 2014 survey of experiencers, Project Core, as well as the state of disclosure today and where to look next.

Legendary crop circle expert Andy Thomas joins Whitley this week to talk about the crucially important and increasingly neglected phenomenon of crop circles. But why neglected? From the day the intelligence community trotted out “Doug and Dave” with boards on their feet, our governments have been trying to make us believe that the phenomenon is a silly hoax that for the most part annoys farmers and has no significance. Andy looks a little deeper…

We have broken down 19 specific statements of information made by the three witnesses in answer to committee questions during the historic hearing on UAPs held by the US Congress on Wednesday, July 26 and Whitley has analyzed each one on a statement by statement basis. As an experiencer and a researcher, Whitley is uniquely qualified to do this, and his conclusion provide an unforgettable record of insights into this world-changing hearing.

One of the greatest paranormal events of all time preceded the tragic collapse of the Silver Bridge in Point Pleasant, West Virginia that took 43 lives and changed that community forever. But was the Mothman event, with is accompanying mass of high strangeness sightings, really a dark paranormal precursor, or was it something very different?

On June 5, Leslie Kean and Ralph Blumenthal published one of the most extraordinary stories in history in the Debrief. It was about the claims of a whistleblower, David Grush, that the US government is in possession of crashed disks and other materials that are not of earthly manufacture. Far from being a garden-variety whistleblower claim, this one involved Congressional testimony and was part of a legally sanctioned process. Listen and Leslie and Ralph discuss the inside story in the Dreamland exclusive.

Steve Aspin was a successful businessman with a very strange family history. His grandmother, in particular, believed that there was a family connection to the fairy-folk of northern England where they lived. As Steve grew up, he had some strange experiences which were attributed to their visitations. Later, though, he began having direct encounters with gray beings who did not appear to him to be human, including some encounters which were remembered normally.

Legendary New York Times reporter and author of the great book about Dr. John Mack, the Believer, and his wife, children’s book author Deborah Blumenthal, have teamed up together to write what may be the first UFO book intended for young children. UFOOhs! is a gentle, questioning and beautiful introduction to the subject for the very young, and in this interview Whitley explores with Deborah and Ralph some of their reasons for writing it and some of the questions it raises.