Morphic Resonance
Referenced in 4 episodes
Definition
A theory proposed by Rupert Sheldrake suggesting that natural systems inherit a collective memory from all previous things of their kind, influencing behavior and development.
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The Most Controversial Biologist Alive Breaks Down Telepathy
American AlchemyOct 31, 2026
Biologist Rupert Sheldrake argues that nature is shaped by invisible 'morphic fields' carrying a collective memory, which he believes can explain everything from how spiders know how to spin webs to telepathy between mothers and babies. He walks through experiments on dogs that know when their owners are coming home, the sense of being stared at, waking just before alarms, and rats that learned mazes faster across unrelated populations. The conversation also ranges into conscious plasma and a possibly conscious sun, the physics of angels, David Bohm's banished physics, and why mainstream science refuses to look at the evidence.
#1030: Secret Societies And The Third Reich With Ricky Varandas
Tin Foil HatOct 14, 2026
Podcaster Ricky Varandas of The Ripple Effect joins Tin Foil Hat for a wide-ranging conversation that jumps from a plague scare and vaccine skepticism to the occult side of the Third Reich and claims that Hitler escaped to Argentina. Host Sam Tripoli argues that the world is run by 'sorcerers' practicing what he calls hardwired mysticism, and the guests speculate about elite rituals, Moloch, giants, and suppressed knowledge about human origins. The episode ends with UFO cases, telepathy research, Skinwalker Ranch, and David Grusch's disclosure claims, framed around the belief that governments are hiding humanity's true story.
The Ancients Glitched Reality: Psyops Entities & Consciousness | Chase Hughes
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Behavioral expert Chase Hughes describes how temporal lobe seizures and a five-hour intravenous DMT session, in which mantis-like beings seemed to perform surgery on him, convinced him that reality is consciousness rather than matter. He and host Michael break down how psyops work and argue that the current wave of government UFO disclosure looks like a public market test, not genuine whistleblowing. Along the way they draw on Hermetic principles, Plato's cave, Gnostic texts, the Telepathy Tapes, and claims of hidden Egyptian-style artifacts in the Grand Canyon.
The Soul with Emile Alexandrov
New Thinking AllowedAug 28, 2026
Psychologist Jeffrey Mishlove and philosopher Emile Alexandrov trace how the idea of the soul has shifted across Greek, Buddhist, Islamic, Christian, Enlightenment and modern thought. They contrast the Greek view of the soul as a fragment of cosmic reason, Aquinas's eternal individual soul, and the Buddhist doctrine of no-self that still allows for rebirth. The conversation reaches parapsychological evidence for survival after death and the Russian Cosmist dream of resurrecting every human who has ever lived, while asking whether whatever survives death remains an individual.
