Kali Yuga

The Birth of the Future Human with Chris Bache

New Thinking AllowedOct 21, 2026

Philosopher Chris Bache describes visions from his 73 high-dose LSD sessions, received over 20 years, that he believes revealed humanity's next evolutionary step: the birth of the 'future human.' He claims a vast creative intelligence of the universe showed him that our species is entering a collective death-and-rebirth process, a painful purification of accumulated karma that will lead to a more compassionate, awakened humanity. Drawing on reincarnation, mysticism, and his 'Diamond Soul' experience, he frames today's global crises as the labor pains of a new kind of human being.

Veda Austin: The Living Language of Water and the Search for Lost Knowledge

Earth AncientsOct 17, 2026

New Zealand water researcher Veda Austin claims that water responds to thoughts, images, words, and emotions, and that it reveals this as patterns in partially frozen crystallography. She describes a repeatable symbolic 'language' of 43 hydroglyphs that she says resembles ancient scripts from Göbekli Tepe, the Indus Valley, and Egypt. She also shares results from water samples she took inside the Great Pyramid, the Osiris Shaft, and the Serapeum. The episode opens with host Andy Grimes' tribute to the late Michael Cremo, author of Forbidden Archaeology.

Michael Meade: The Heart of Transformation

Earth AncientsSep 30, 2026

Mythologist and storyteller Michael Meade argues that humanity is not facing the end of the world but the end of an era, a collective rite of passage he compares to the Hindu Kali Yuga and to a caterpillar dissolving inside its cocoon. Drawing on initiation rituals, ancient myth and his own months in military solitary confinement after refusing to fight in Vietnam, he says real transformation requires a change of heart, a reconnection with the soul and the guidance of genuine elders. Host Cliff Dunning also shares claims from Guatemalan Maya elders that there were once 260,000 ceremonial centers, and Meade warns that artificial intelligence reflects a loss of soul.

Mandy Tang: Heal Your Career Wounds

Earth AncientsSep 16, 2026

Career coach and shamanic practitioner Mandy Tang explains how toxic workplaces can leave lasting emotional injuries she calls career wounds, which often show up as physical symptoms like acid reflux, chronic coughs, and insomnia. She describes how the achievement trap, cultural pressure, and Silicon Valley hustle culture keep people stuck in jobs that drain them. The conversation also turns to shamanic journeying and the idea of a visualized 'power place' as tools for healing and decision-making, while host Cliff Dunning opens with musings on solar flares, the Brookings Report on alien contact, and the end of the Kali Yuga.