Topic: Edgar Mitchell

Carlwood questions the connection between IONS founder Edgar Mitchell, an Apollo 14 astronaut, and Gober’s skepticism of the moon landings. Gober clarifies that his views on cosmology are his own and do not represent IONS. He credits the organization's consciousness research for starting his journey away from materialism, regardless of Mitchell's personal history.

The Plus version of the episode features discussions on Edgar Mitchell's interest in consciousness and the Martian nukes hypothesis proposed by John Brandenburg. Other topics include the decoding of the Osiris-Rex mission and the Jack Kirby comic book connection to the Face on Mars. Listeners are encouraged to sign up for the full two-hour show to hear these additional segments.

Dr. Richard Allen Miller returns to the program to discuss his latest book, The Non-Local Mind in a Holographic Universe. Miller is a polymath whose career includes building a linear accelerator in high school, studying dolphin language at Eli Lilly, and selecting candidates for SEAL Team 1 based on intuition. He served as the real-life inspiration for the X-Files character Fox Mulder and conducted ESP experiments with astronaut Edgar Mitchell.

Dave Zedd highlights specific documents for skeptics to investigate, including the "CARROT" files regarding advanced technology from the 1980s. He also points to WikiLeaks emails between John Podesta and astronaut Edgar Mitchell concerning "friendly" extraterrestrial intelligence. These sources are presented as substantiated evidence of government awareness of non-human entities and space militarization.

Grant Cameron challenges the "nuts and bolts" view of UFO metamaterials, citing an incident where a pin belonging to Edgar Mitchell supposedly teleported in the presence of Yuri Geller. Cameron calls this the "Theory of Wow," suggesting the intelligence drops bizarre materials—like the bismuth-magnesium layers studied by Linda Moulton Howe—simply to shock humans out of a materialist worldview and provoke curiosity.

Dr. Greer provides first-hand context for the famous Thomas Wilson documents, detailing a 1997 meeting at the Pentagon with the Head of Intelligence for the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He describes how Admiral Wilson was denied access to specific UFO-related programs by private contractors despite his high-ranking military status. The incident served as a primary catalyst for Greer launching the Disclosure Project in 2001.

Dr. Greer discusses his relationship with Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell and their shared interest in the science of consciousness. He recounts a successful 1992 contact event in Pensacola, Florida, which resulted in a photographed UFO sighting and subsequent interest from intelligence community "white hats." He emphasizes that the CE-5 protocols are a spiritual and healing experience for those who practice them.

The concept of a breakaway civilization is defined as a black budget culture that has surpassed mainstream society in technological and cosmological development. Richard Dolan cites testimony from astronaut Edgar Mitchell regarding recovered alien technology and bodies being studied in deeply classified programs. He argues that this power is largely privatized and controlled by a global elite, such as those in the Bilderberg Group, who operate beyond the constraints of national governments and public oversight.

Richard Dolan speculates on alien psychology, suggesting that non-human entities may lack mammalian emotional foundations if they are genetically modified or artificially grown. He recounts a private conversation with Edgar Mitchell, who confirmed the existence of alien bodies and technology held within ultra-elite Special Access Programs. Dolan also references the work of Leonard Stringfield, who compiled numerous accounts of crash retrievals and reverse-engineering efforts from the 1970s and 1980s.

The guests recount their experience working with a crew for a Peter Jennings ABC News special on UFOs. Despite providing access to the crash site and witnesses like Dr. Edgar Mitchell, the final broadcast labeled Roswell a "myth" five times in the opening minute. The researchers claim the network ignored all provided evidence and B-roll to stick to a predetermined skeptical agenda.

Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell, who grew up near Roswell, began investigating the case after hearing accounts from local ranchers who trusted his credentials. Despite his status as an American hero, the media attempted to paint him as senile when he spoke out about the authenticity of the Roswell incident. The guests emphasize that Mitchell was told by high-ranking Pentagon officials that the event was genuine.

The validity of the moon landing and the reasons for the cessation of lunar missions are analyzed. Belzer posits that while the U.S. reached the moon, astronauts were "warned off" by extraterrestrial craft, citing the "Santa Claus" code word used by NASA to signal UFO sightings. The testimony of astronaut Edgar Mitchell and other military sources is used to support the claim that the moon may serve as an alien base or an artificial celestial body.

The Dr. Edgar Mitchell Foundation for Research into Extraterrestrial Encounters (FREE) is highlighted for its scientific and consciousness-based approach to abduction data. Ray Hernandez manages the organization, which utilizes detailed surveys to gather statistics on contactees and abductees. Leslie discusses her work developing a specific survey for FREE to better identify covert human involvement in these experiences.

Jeremy Corbell and Greg Carlwood discuss the authenticity of the Apollo moon landing footage, referencing a cryptic passage in Bill Clinton's autobiography. Corbell suggests that while the technology to reach the moon may have existed, the broadcast footage was likely manipulated or filmed on a soundstage to avoid the risk of a public failure during the Cold War. He views the space race primarily as a psychological war of ideals.

Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the interview with Jeremy Corbell, discussing his own shift toward occult and multi-dimensional theories of UFOs. He previews the "Plus" version of the episode, which includes discussions on Dr. Roger Leir's alien implant surgeries, the holographic moon theory, and an anecdote about astronaut Edgar Mitchell. Carlwood also mentions the monthly "Money Bomb" donation winner.

Hellyer mentions reports of a secret German base in Antarctica and questions its current status. He recounts a dinner with Apollo astronaut Edgar Mitchell, where they discussed the number of visiting species, which Mitchell estimated to be between two and twelve. While most species are considered benign and potentially helpful in fields like medicine and agriculture, Hellyer acknowledges concerns about one or two groups with less favorable agendas.

Jim Marrs references statements by former Canadian Defense Minister Paul Hellyer and Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell regarding alien contact and technological advancement. While acknowledging that many modern UFO sightings may be secret human military craft, Marrs argues that the sheer volume of reports on the internet suggests a reality beyond simple government cover-ups.

Jim Marrs discusses the theory that the moon is hollow, noting that seismic data and the distribution of heavy elements on the exterior support this idea. He recounts a conversation with astronaut Edgar Mitchell, who admitted the moon might contain giant caverns. Marrs also mentions that Carl Sagan and Russian scientists once theorized that the Martian moon Phobos was an artificial satellite before Sagan retracted the claim.

Dr. Steven Greer describes a 1997 briefing for the head of intelligence for the Joint Chiefs of Staff (J2), who was denied access to a UFO-related project by a private contractor. The Admiral was reportedly told he did not have a "need to know," leading to an existential crisis regarding his lack of control over rogue groups with superior technology. Greer emphasizes that even the highest-ranking military officials are outmatched by the secret air force's advanced capabilities.

Shander Blussman discusses the testimony of Apollo 14 astronaut Edgar Mitchell regarding the existence of extraterrestrial life and government cover-ups. The segment references Bill Cooper’s "Behold a Pale Horse" and the historical stigmatization of UFO witnesses. Blussman shares a personal anecdote about witnessing a metallic disk-shaped object in the sky when he was eleven years old.