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The IRVA Aperture Podcast is the official podcast of Aperture Magazine, the journal of the International Remote Viewing Association (IRVA). Hosted by Managing Editor Ryan Kralik, each episode goes deep with the researchers, practitioners, and thinkers shaping the field of remote viewing and anomalous cognition — from precognition and consciousness research to the practical application of remote viewing in forecasting, investigation, and beyond. Conversations pair with the themes explored in each issue of Aperture, bringing the magazine's reporting to life through in-depth interviews with working remote viewers, researchers, and scientists at the edge of what's possible to know. Whether you're a longtime practitioner or just discovering the field, the IRVA Aperture Podcast offers a rigorous, accessible look at the science, methodology, and open questions driving remote viewing forward. New episodes released regularly. Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts, and find the current issue of Aperture at IRVA.org/aperture
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