Of course, I have some of the very popular ones on my phone, like Cosmosis, The Telepathy Tapes, New Thinking Allowed, Psychedelics Today, and That UFO Podcast, but I want to give shout-outs to the ones that are a little less known at this time. My selection criteria for a podcast are:
- variety of topics and guests
- intelligent conversation, with good interview questions
- unafraid to purse the weird and connections between subject areas that aren’t obvious
IFS-related:
The One Inside. Tammy Sollenberger. Interviews with IFS practitioners. The show has a very kindly, optimistic vibe.
UFO / UAP / Anomalous Phenomena:
Earth: A Love Story. Robin Lassiter. Deep explorations by an experiencer. She reads her whole book in the first episodes. Must listening for experiencers.
Engaging the Phenomenon. James Iandoli. Deep dives on current events in anomalous phenomena.
Neon Galactic. James Faulk. Very thoughtful, well-informed interviewer.
Wendy’s Coffeehouse Curious. Wendy Garrett. This is a lighter weight podcast about all things anomalous.
Sound Healing
Sounds Heal. Natalie Brown. Interviews with a wide variety of people using music and other sounds for healing and transformation.
Psychedelic
Brainforest Café. Dennis McKenna. Dennis’s historical and academic connections make for scholarly discussions that are worth listening to.
Psychedelic Journeys. Julie Belfer and Demi Faraday. Wide variety of guests. The two hosts add a lot of energy and varying perspectives leading to great conversations.
Spirituality
Spiritual Shit. Alea Lovely covers a wide variety of topics. “The down and dirty of modern spirituality, where Alea talks candidly about spirituality with experts and shares her own intuitive wisdom.”
Hard to Categorize
Third Eye Drops
New Thinking Allowed