Bledsoe Said So

Ryan and Alex explore the goddess through history, tracing her presence in reported apparitions over the last thousand years. They discuss her ties to Gnosticism, how she was transformed into the figure of the Mother Mary within Christian doctrine, and why her story was largely removed from the mainstream tradition. They also dive into her significance in the UFO phenomenon and examine her fundamental role in shaping the very fabric of reality.

Ryan and Alex welcome back Tom Barber, vocalist of Chelsea Grin and Darko, for his second appearance on Bledsoe Said So. In this conversation, Tom opens up about his personal orb sightings since his last time on the show, how they’ve reshaped his outlook on life, and the way others now seek him out to share their own experiences. They dive into the creative process of channeling both darkness and light into music, exploring the real-world impact lyrics can have on listeners. Tom also recalls moments of convincing skeptics, and even drawing crowds, to witness the phenomenon for themselves.

Ryan and Jennifer share their experience at the Psi Games 2025 in Charlottesville, VA, an immersive event led by Hakim Isler (featured on Bledsoe Said So episode 196). Designed to push the boundaries of human potential, the Psi Games put psychic abilities to the test with challenges in remote viewing, mind sight, psychokinesis, and more. Attendees also had the chance to learn directly from leading experts in parapsychology through lectures and hands-on workshops aimed at sharpening intuition and unlocking advanced psi skills. Both Ryan and Chris Sr. took part in the event, which culminated in a skywatch that left everyone in awe.Learn more about next year's event here: https://psigamesinternational.com/

Ryan and Alex sit down with world traveler, vlogger and author Dakota Wint, whose journeys have taken him deep into tribes and traditions across India, Papua New Guinea, Turkey, and beyond. Dakota shares what he’s learned from immersing himself in cultures often hidden from the outside world, offering insights into Eastern religions, ancient practices, and the wisdom of remote communities. They also dive into the role of psychedelics as gateways to spiritual realms and tools for understanding the unseen and having out-of-body experiences.Learn more about Dakota at https://www.dakotawint.com/.

In a bittersweet episode, Nick bids his farewell from Bledsoe Said So. The guys also look back on favorite memories, reflect on the journey so far, and share what’s to come for the podcast. To Nick, we're thankful for all you've brought to the show, and we wish you the very best on your next chapter.

This week, the guys dive into a movie review of Astral City: A Spiritual Journey, a Brazilian film based on the book Nosso Lar by medium Chico Xavier. They explore the film’s depiction of the afterlife, themes of reincarnation, karma, and spiritual evolution, and how it compares to their own experiences and studies of consciousness. Along the way, they reflect on the intersection of cinema, mysticism, and personal transformation.

This week, Ryan recounts recent skywatch experiences with 700–1,000 people at Contact in the Desert 2025, along with extraordinary sightings shared with Aaron Kitcher and his partner, Helen (Bledsoe Said So Episode 212). He also offers a vivid recap of his time at the Monroe Institute’s Guidelines program, a transformative five-day journey designed to help you turn inward, heighten your intuitive abilities, and connect with your inner guidance.

This week, the guys welcome metal producer and drummer Aaron Kitcher for a wide-ranging conversation on music, spiritual encounters, and the mysteries of the universe. From synchronicities and awakening experiences to remote viewing and orb sightings, Aaron shares his perspectives on consciousness and insights gained from his time at The Monroe Institute.

This week, the guys explore the idea of a primordial tradition, an ancient, esoteric current of knowledge, woven through mythologies across the world, with a focus on Native American traditions. They discuss the possibility that the Knights Templar may have reached the Americas long before Columbus, forming secret brotherhoods with Indigenous peoples and sharing in sacred knowledge. From Templar flags on Columbus’s ships to the mysterious symbolism of ancient mound sites, they trace the hidden codes, handshakes, and Atlantean echoes that suggest a deeper, forgotten history connecting the Old World and the New.

This week the guys explore the fascinating world of cymatics—the study of sound made visible—and its deep connections to ancient mysticism, consciousness, and the fabric of the universe. From the resonant clicks of dolphin communication to the sacred intonations of vowel sounds and the primordial OM, they uncover how sound has been used across cultures as a tool for creation and transformation and much more.