Naughton and Roberts explore the secrecy surrounding UFO encounters and the vindication of historically disbelieved UFO witnesses through the “Encounters” series. The Amblin Entertainment (Steven Spielberg) production also addresses eyewitness accounts of UFO incidents in Texas, Wales, Zimbabwe and other locations, highlights the role of former Harvard psychiatrist John Mack and examines the “hitchhiker effect” [...]

Here he focuses on the practice of theurgy as it was practiced by the neoplatonic philosophers who suggested that their rituals were derived from Homer.

“Evaluation phobia” is Dr. Michael Scriven’s term for the fear that individuals and organizations have about carefully examining the logic of their own decisions.

Following up on her previous interview in which she shared details of life in the household of Adi Da Samraj, she goes into some depth describing his philosophy and the spiritual disciplines she practiced.

Here he reminisces about an intense period in his young life when he was mentored by Lew Welch, an acknowledged member of the Beat Generation of poets.

Here he describes how he, as a scientist, approaches the phenomenology of eyeless sight.

Here he explains why physical science is incomplete and cannot even provide an explanation for normal consciousness. He suggests several alternative ways of looking at science.