MK-Ultra

36.13 - MU Podcast - MU Interviews - Charlie Robinson - 002

Mysterious UniverseOct 2, 2026

Author and Macroaggressions host Charlie Robinson joins Mysterious Universe to discuss his new book, The Octopus of Population Control, the follow-up to The Octopus of Global Control. He argues that two separate elite factions are pursuing depopulation for different reasons: an Anglo-American establishment managing populations for its industries, and a group he labels Sabbatean-Frankists, whom he claims are driven by occult belief. These are contested claims, and some of them, such as the 'Kalergi Plan,' are widely documented antisemitic conspiracy theories. Robinson also questions official population figures for India and China and warns listeners to pull money out of banks because of G20 'bail-in' rules.

Jason Reza Jorjani on Gnostic Glitches: Escaping the Demiurge’s Labyrinth

Aeon Byte Gnostic RadioAug 27, 2026

Philosopher Jason Reza Jorjani joins Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio to discuss his essay collection Occult Horizons, arguing that the occult is hidden because it would pull the moral and metaphysical ground out from under ordinary people. He covers Konrad Zuse's idea that we live in a computational universe, the claim that a nuclear blast could expose the code of the 'matrix', Nordic aliens pushing for disarmament, and claims that AI programmers are suppressing psychic abilities in language models. The conversation also argues that the Scythians were the hidden architects of Eurasian civilization and connects them to Atlantis, intelligence agencies, and dragon myths.

Richard Syrett on Rock Music Conspiracies and the Paranormal

Aeon Byte Gnostic RadioAug 25, 2026

Richard Syrett discusses his book Tales from the Rock and Roll Twilight Zone, which explores conspiracies, curses, premonitions, and the paranormal in rock history. He argues that Beatlemania may have been amplified by the Tavistock Institute and British intelligence to subvert American youth, and that the Paul Is Dead legend could have served as an intelligence test of mass psychology. The conversation also covers Ronnie Van Zant's fatal premonitions, Charles Manson's obsession with the White Album, the Altamont concert as a satanic ritual, and a phone call Syrett believes came from a friend after his death.

Inside a Russian Psychokinesis Cult with Nancy du Tertre

New Thinking AllowedAug 17, 2026

Attorney, psychic, and remote viewer Nancy du Tertre describes a 2019 trip to St. Petersburg, Russia, for psychokinesis training that turned into an isolating, cult-like ordeal of mind control tactics. She recounts sabotaged long-distance PK experiments, paper spirals spinning on their own, and a founder worshipped as 'the wizard' who was later reported to have died fleeing police over child sexual abuse allegations. She compares the institute to a Russian version of the Jeffrey Epstein situation and warns that the same mind control methods are now being used on society through social media and AI.

Man Claims Ongoing Communication with Aliens - Shawn Neubauer | ep. 97

AREA52 Podcast (Chris Ramsay)Jul 31, 2026

Canadian experiencer Shawn Neubauer says that after a missing-time episode in Cancun 15 years ago, a tiny implant in his lip lets extraterrestrials talk with him constantly through voices and visual 'memes.' He says these beings came to our solar system to harvest hydrogen from the gas giants, built the Giza pyramids as a star map, and collect human data through implants to judge whether humanity can be trusted. He also claims they made a secrecy deal with world governments after World War II and taught him advanced physics that he is now using to build a wireless brain-interface company.

Above Black - (Project Book Club)

Need to Know (Coulthart/Zabel)Sep 22, 2025

This episode of Project Book Club delves into Dan Sherman's memoir 'Above Black', which claims to reveal details about a government program focused on alien communication and psychic training. The hosts analyze Sherman's military background and the broader implications of government-run psychic phenomena, comparing it to notorious programs like MK-Ultra and Stargate. As they tease apart the layers of Sherman's narrative, they grapple with the challenges of discerning fact from fiction in the realm of UFO literature.