Guests like James Fox, Bryce Zabel, and Dr. Diana Walsh Pasulka discuss interesting topics such as the evolution of humans and close encounters, the complicated relationship between UFO experiences and media portrayal, and coincidences and synchronicities in UFO research. The speakers also reflect on the impact of COVID-19 and share their excitement for meeting someone at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

Exploring Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Masque of the Red Death' with guests from Weird Studies podcast, they discuss weird fiction's allure and mood creation. The hosts also delve into a data-driven birthday orgy and explore the concept of modern sex symbols. From decadence in fiction to societal collapse, the podcast covers a wide range of intriguing topics.

Delving into diviner's time, the podcast explores synchronicities, magical causality, and the feeling that the universe contains a deeper music. Discussions touch on philosophical concepts, sigil theory, chaos magic, and the intricate workings of magic and quantum physics, questioning conventional perceptions of time and causality.

Megan Phipps, Phil Ford, and J.F. Martel discuss cybernetics, the emergence of the cybernetic era, the intersection of capitalism and transformation, transcendence through merging with machines, the role of art in opening up to the non-human, upgrading the body with technology, addressing the impact of technology through innovation or remapping, and express gratitude and anticipation for future conversations.

In this podcast, the hosts delve into the occult practice of music writing, analyzing how notation falls short when interpreting ambient tracks like Brian Eno's. They explore the power of good writing to reveal new facets of the ineffable world. Topics range from music analysis in popular culture to the limitations of music notation and the evolution of musical analysis techniques.