The Telepathy Tapes

Join Adam Curry, an inventor and consciousness researcher, as he delves into the fascinating realm of psi phenomena and the power of human intention. They discuss mind-bending experiments involving random number generators and a unique 'mind lamp' that reacts to thoughts. Adam reveals insights from his app, Entangled, which explores collective intuition through quantum data. This captivating conversation challenges conventional views on consciousness, time, and reality, blending science with the mystical potential of the human mind.

Khloé Kardashian, a reality television icon and entrepreneur behind Good American, joins Jay Shetty for an insightful conversation. She bravely discusses her journey of self-discovery during her 30s, facing public scrutiny, and embracing healing. Khloé shares her experiences with therapy, journaling, and fostering a mindful environment for her children. The dialogue also touches on slowing down in life, the importance of self-forgiveness, and redefining success, all while prioritizing authenticity and presence over perfection.

Join Becca Kramer, a nuclear engineer, writer, and mother of two, as she shifts from skeptic to investigator in her quest to challenge the claims of The Telepathy Tapes. Delve into her meticulous exploration of over 100 peer-reviewed studies and the pivotal moments that changed her perspective on telepathy. Discover the flawed science behind the ideomotor effect and the surprising complexities of unconventional communication. Becca’s journey is an inspiring testament to the power of curiosity and evolving understanding in the face of new evidence.

In this conversation with Anna Breytenbach, an animal communicator, she shares her remarkable journey from Silicon Valley to connecting with wildlife through telepathy. Anna discusses the silent yet profound bonds formed between species, revealing humorous and poignant stories from the animal kingdom. She also highlights a skeptical veterinarian's transformation, triggered by a surprising connection with a cat. Listeners are encouraged to consider what it means to truly listen to the natural world around us and embrace the interconnectedness of all living beings.

In a heartfelt discussion, Whitney Wolfe Herd, founder of Bumble, emphasizes the need for dating inclusivity for neurodivergent users. Parent advocate Libby Ingram shares her journey navigating love with her non-speaking autistic child, highlighting the importance of empathy. Artist Jezz Chung dives into the complexities of identity and connection through creativity. The trio unpacks how love transcends language, advocating for deeper, meaningful connections in a digital dating world, and the necessity of self-love and community support in forming authentic relationships.

Dan Georke, author of "Unforgettable Unbelievable," shares his profound journey of experiencing telepathic communication with his wife Denise, who lost her ability to speak due to Alzheimer's. He discusses the transformative bond that allowed them to connect through thoughts and emotions, even as verbal language faded. The conversation also touches on the emotional realities of caregiving, the enduring nature of love, and the challenges caregivers face, reminding us that connections can transcend words, resonating deeply with those navigating similar struggles.

Elodie Tarantino, a Georgia pizzeria owner and mother of two, shares her life-altering near-death experience and a telepathic connection with a young, nonspeaking boy. Lloyd Auerbach, a seasoned parapsychologist, discusses a woman's consciousness projection to her childhood home, where she appeared as a ghost. Both stories challenge our beliefs about consciousness, suggesting it can transcend physical limits and connect deeply with others, even in moments of despair or illness.

Suzy Miller, a pioneering educator and founder of the Awesomism Practitioner Process, dives into the fascinating world of non-speakers and neurodivergent individuals. She shares an enlightening encounter with a young boy that sparked her journey into light-body integration. The discussion highlights the crucial role of emotional regulation for caregivers and the unique telepathic connection teachers often have with children. Suzy reveals how tools like color therapy can bridge communication gaps, urging parents to embrace new perspectives for deeper connections.

Dr. Diane Powell, a neuroscientist specializing in autism and telepathy, joins a panel including Libby Ingram, a speech-language pathologist and mother, Susie Miller, a pediatric therapist, and Manisha Ladd, a mother who facilitated communication for her son. They discuss the ethics of testing non-speaking children, the urgent need for trained support, and the valuable insights non-speakers provide on consciousness and time. The conversation emphasizes belief, inclusion, and the call for rigorous scientific inquiry into telepathic communication.

Ditte Young, a renowned telepathic animal communicator and author, joins athletes Ellen Birgitte Farbrot and Amalie König to discuss the profound connections between riders and their horses. They share remarkable stories of using telepathy to address performance blocks and health revelations. Additionally, Ky's session with her rescue dog Tucker reveals his hidden past and emotional struggles, highlighting the potential for healing through understanding. This engaging conversation challenges our perceptions of connection with animals and the power of communication.