
New Thinking Allowed Audio Podcast
Audio Versions of the Monologues and Interviews from the New Thinking Allowed YouTube Channel (www.newthinkingallowed.com)
Latest episodes

Jun 7, 2025 • 1h 12min
Healing and the Nature of Self with Karl Friston
Karl Friston, a leading neuroscientist from University College London, explores profound connections between neuroscience and the self. He discusses the Free Energy Principle, shedding light on how we minimize uncertainty in our lives. The conversation delves into attachment theory, resilience in change, and the role of meditation and yoga in understanding uncertainty. Friston also touches on emotional learning in education and the interplay of technology and genuine human connection, all while considering the fascinating realm of parapsychology.

Jun 3, 2025 • 3h 30min
Are We Inside a Computer Simulation? with Tom Campbell
Tom Campbell, a physicist and author of the My Big TOE trilogy, delves into the fascinating concept of reality as a computer simulation. He shares insights about the foundational role of consciousness in shaping our experiences and even addressing paranormal phenomena. The conversation touches on love versus fear's impact on consciousness, the implications of artificial intelligence gaining awareness, and the ethical shift needed towards kindness and cooperation in society. Campbell unpacks complex scientific theories while encouraging open-mindedness about extraterrestrial life.

May 28, 2025 • 1h 14min
Online Group Psychokinesis with James McClenon
James McClenon, a former sociology professor and researcher, shares his fascinating exploration of collective psychokinesis through online group experiments. He discusses his statistically significant findings, where emotions and group dynamics played crucial roles in influencing physical objects. McClenon reveals intriguing challenges, such as capturing evidence with specially designed pinwheels, and personal anecdotes that prompt reflections on belief systems. He also addresses the decline effect in parapsychological research and how intention and community contribute to these extraordinary phenomena.

May 27, 2025 • 58min
Time Travel with Eric Wargo
In this engaging conversation, Eric Wargo, an anthropologist and author known for his work on time travel and precognition, challenges traditional beliefs about time. He discusses the logical flaws in arguments against time travel and introduces the idea of 'reverse causation' as a natural component in physics. Wargo suggests that UFOs could represent future visitors and emphasizes the need for society to prepare for potential time travel implications. He also explores the grandfather paradox and how quantum physics might redefine our understanding of causality.

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May 25, 2025 • 49min
Understanding Gnosticism with Miguel Conner
Miguel Conner, host of the Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio podcast and author on Gnosticism, delves into the rich tapestry of Gnostic beliefs and their historical roots. He traces Gnosticism's influence on modern thinkers like Philip K. Dick and reflects on its connections to traditions like Neoplatonism. Conner also highlights the experiential practices within Gnosticism and encourages a personal quest for enlightenment. Additionally, he discusses the resurgence of Gnostic ideas in today's spiritual landscape, urging listeners to question societal norms and seek self-discovery.

May 23, 2025 • 1h 58min
The Larger Consciousness System and Us with Thomas Campbell
Thomas Campbell, physicist and author of the My Big TOE trilogy, dives into the concept of the Larger Consciousness System. He explains how all humans are individuated consciousness units within a vast interconnected network. Campbell discusses the intriguing possibility that artificial intelligence may possess consciousness and explores the ethical implications of this idea. The conversation touches on cooperation versus domination in society, the evolution of spirituality, and how both personal and collective growth can lead to a better future.

May 22, 2025 • 1h 3min
Divine Virgin Births with Marguerite Mary Rigoglioso
Marguerite Mary Rigoglioso, PhD, is a scholar and founder of Seven Sisters Mystery School, specializing in sacred knowledge and the history of virgin births. In this discussion, she explores the intriguing concept of divine virgin births, unearthing historical evidence and spiritual significance. The conversation delves into understudied mythologies, female priestesses, and the powerful roles women have played in religious traditions. Rigoglioso also emphasizes the need to reclaim divine love and healing, offering insights into how we can harness our spiritual energies for personal empowerment.

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May 21, 2025 • 1h 26min
Remote Viewing, UFOs, Psionics, and Hypnosis with Lori Williams
Join Lori Williams, a renowned author and founder of Intuitive Specialists, as she shares her unique insights into remote viewing, UFOs, and hypnosis. Discover her captivating experiences in Ecuador and hear about the profound connections she’s made between spirituality and encounters with extraterrestrial beings. Lori dives into how remote viewing can be used for uncovering paranormal phenomena and engages in thought-provoking conversations about time travel and the nature of consciousness. Prepare for a mind-expanding journey!

May 20, 2025 • 1h 14min
Contact Modalities with Reinerio (Rey) Hernandez (4K Reboot)
Reinerio (Rey) Hernandez, cofounder of the Edgar Mitchell Foundation, dives into his transformative journey from tax law to exploring non-human intelligence and UFOs. He shares personal experiences of healing and unexpected encounters, challenging the boundaries between ordinary and extraordinary. Rey connects various 'contact modalities', from shamanic journeys to near-death experiences. He also discusses the urgent need for academic research on UFO encounters, promoting understanding of consciousness and the complexities of these phenomena.

May 19, 2025 • 1h 46min
The Quest for Meaning in Poetry with Charles Upton
Charles Upton, a seasoned poet and author from the traditionalist school of spirituality, reflects on his rich poetic journey and insights. He discusses the three main functions of poetry: meaning, sound, and imagery, while lamenting its decline in modern times. Upton critiques superficiality in contemporary works, urging for artistic integrity and emotional authenticity. He explores nostalgia, the significance of childhood memories in poetry, and the timeless influence of classic poets, revealing poetry's transformational power in navigating life's complexities.