Dr. Bruce Greyson, Professor Emeritus at the University of Virginia, has spent over 50 years studying near-death experiences. He discusses how these experiences challenge materialistic views of consciousness and the cultural variations in understanding them. Greyson shares fascinating insights on the complexities of NDEs, revealing their psychological and physiological implications. He also explores intriguing connections between consciousness, genetics, and even telepathy, emphasizing the need for further research into this mesmerizing intersection of life and death.

Jon Batiste, a five-time Grammy and Academy Award-winning artist, discusses his quest for originality and transformative mantras for creative living. Dr. Bruce Greyson shares fascinating insights on near-death experiences, revealing profound stories that challenge our understanding of consciousness. Historian Andrew Roberts emphasizes crisis leadership through the lens of Napoleon and Churchill, exploring how their literary influences shaped their decision-making. The conversation dives into personal growth, the importance of perspective, and the chaos that fuels creativity.

A world-renowned psychiatrist and neurobiologist, Bruce Greyson, discusses brain activity during death, out of body experiments, time dilation, deathbed visions, neurotransmitters, party drugs, and the difference between religion and spirituality. He shares his research on near-death experiences and explores the impact of NDEs on attitudes towards life and the portrayal of NDEs in media. A fascinating and thought-provoking episode.

Neurosurgeons, physicists, and other experts discuss the mysteries of consciousness, near-death experiences, psychic abilities, and the controversial topic of consciousness surviving after death. They challenge traditional beliefs and explore the implications of interconnected consciousness beyond individual brains.

Dr. Bruce Greyson, world’s leading expert in near-death experiences, discusses criteria for determining death, research on past life memories, vivid dreaming during the pandemic, skepticism towards mediums, and the potential of the human mind