Danny Jones Podcast

Lawrence Wright, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, unpacks the dramatic worlds of Scientology and cults, sharing personal anecdotes and insights from his investigations. He discusses L. Ron Hubbard’s influence and controversial practices within Scientology. The conversation shifts to the Israel-Palestine conflict as he reflects on his book 'The Human Scale', revealing complex narratives and personal stories. Wright examines the challenges of belief, disillusionment, and the dark realities behind wrongful convictions and satanic ritual abuse allegations.

Dive into ancient mysteries as experts debate unconventional pyramid construction theories and explore the implications of recent scans. Discover the fascinating technologies like the 'God helmet' that attempts to replicate spiritual experiences. The chat turns eerie with tales of military lasers that communicate and unsettling historical insights from Skinwalker Ranch. Plus, they explore the tantalizing notion that the Roswell incident was more about military tech than aliens, raising questions about truth in our digital age.

Hugh Newman, an author and world explorer with a passion for megaliths, shares groundbreaking insights from recent archaeological discoveries. He delves into the significance of Göbekli Tepe and Karahan Tepe, exploring ancient rituals and advanced engineering. The discussion also touches on the discovery of magnetic anomalies and strange giant skeletons, prompting debates on dating methods and ancient craftsmanship. Hugh emphasizes the importance of collaboration and open dialogue in archaeology, urging listeners to reconsider conventional timelines and interpretations.

Dr. Rick Strassman, a pioneer in DMT research and Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry, dives deep into the psychedelic experience. He discusses DMT's potential to unlock human consciousness, suggesting it could connect us to mystical realms. Listeners hear about DMT's ties to near-death experiences and its controversial past intertwined with CIA experiments. Strassman also explores biblical prophecies, the concept of a telepathic collective, and how psychedelics might serve as a bridge to a universal belief system.

Tristan Scott, an Electrical Engineer and EMF health researcher, dives into the unseen dangers of electromagnetic fields in our homes. He discusses the impact of everyday devices on our wellbeing, revealing alarming links to chronic diseases and sleep issues. Tristan shares solutions for reducing EMF exposure, including innovative tech that protects us from these harmful rays. He also critiques current lighting standards and explores the implications of 5G technology, urging listeners to take action for a healthier living environment.

Watch every episode ad-free & uncensored on Patreon: https://patreon.com/dannyjonesDr. Barnea is a Lecturer at the department of Jewish history and biblical studies at the University of Haifa as well as a Research Fellow at “the Bible in its Traditions".SPONSORShttps://irestore.com - Use code DANNY for a huge discount on the iRestore Elite.https://trueclassic.com/danny - Upgrade your wardrobe & save on True Classic.https://whiterabbitenergy.com/?ref=DJP - Use code DJP for 20% offEPISODE LINKShttps://haifa.academia.edu/gadbarneaGad's book on Yahwism: https://a.co/d/7M4HLAXFOLLOW DANNY JONEShttps://www.instagram.com/dannyjoneshttps://twitter.com/jonesdannyOUTLINE00:00 - Studying ostraca & ancient Egypt07:16 - Cyrus the Great's empire14:08 - Yahwism25:24 - Judaism came from Yahwism36:48 - Biblical vs. extra-biblical narratives50:44 - History's most popular religion55:04 - The Bible is a "battlefield of ideas"01:00:16 - Moses is not a historical person01:06:59 - Advanced tech in ancient Alexandria01:17:39 - Is the Septuagint originally Greek?01:29:38 - Greek vs. Hebrew translations01:41:16 - The problem with history01:48:31 - Was Jesus a real person?01:56:48 - Unsolved mysteries of antiquity02:09:45 - Egyptian texts describe how the pyramids were built02:19:27 - Patreon questions Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Eric Czuleger, a National Security student at the RAND Corporation and seasoned aid volunteer, shares insights on modern warfare and psychological operations. He discusses the evolving landscape of fifth-generation warfare, particularly the role of disinformation and cognitive manipulation in influencing public opinion. The conversation dives into America's vulnerabilities to psychological tactics, the impact of technology in conflict zones, and the implications of foreign influence on free speech. Czuleger’s global experiences enrich the discourse on the future of international relations and security.

Jason Jorjani, a philosopher and author with a rich academic background, dives into the thrilling intersection of mythology and modernity. He investigates the eerie ties between ancient structures on the moon and extraterrestrial influences, suggesting they may even be interconnected. The conversation meanders through bizarre theories of Nazi nuclear pursuits and the potential cataclysm caused by overwhelming data accumulation. Jorjani also speculates on the psychological implications of technological advancements on consciousness, hinting at a multidimensional reality.

Join Jeffrey Mishlove, a clinical psychologist and parapsychologist, as he dives into the intriguing world of consciousness and the paranormal. He explores shared death experiences, the historical ties of remote viewing to organizations like Scientology, and even the psyches of notable figures like Uri Geller. Mishlove discusses the complex interplay of government involvement in psychic phenomena and how quantum theories can reshape our understanding of reality. Be prepared for a mind-bending journey through the realms of ESP and the afterlife!

Bart Sibrel, a filmmaker and investigative journalist known for his controversial works on moon landing conspiracies, dives deep into the Apollo 11 mission's authenticity. He shares shocking claims about supposed classified footage and the eerie inconsistencies seen in lunar photographs. The conversation also touches on government mistrust, the Van Allen radiation belts, and intriguing anecdotes of astronauts' alleged assaults. With a blend of personal stories and critical analysis, Sibrel challenges listeners to reconsider the narratives surrounding space exploration.